Jakejake, perhaps I've said it before, but it bears repeating: your reaction to and participation in this project has been precisely the kind we hoped it would see (but weren't sure we'd actually see in practice). Thank you very much for joining in and having fun with it. It sounds like you've been able to get some increased performance from your tuning, and I hope you don't mind us feeling a little bit of pride in having inspired that.
Some readers may feel we are attempting to paint some frameworks in a poor light. Yes, we do have favorites, but we are absolutely intent on keeping this open and fair. If we're doing something wrong, help us fix it! A pull request is very happily received.
When I read reactions of that sort, I selfishly want to point the author to Jakejake's comments to demonstrate how awesome it is to see a framework improving. Speaking of that, I want to eventually have the ability to show performance over time (e.g., compare Round 1 to Round X) as a potentially interesting illustration of a framework's intent to improve performance.
Also, thanks for the idea for a future test. That sounds like a good one.
Some readers may feel we are attempting to paint some frameworks in a poor light. Yes, we do have favorites, but we are absolutely intent on keeping this open and fair. If we're doing something wrong, help us fix it! A pull request is very happily received.
When I read reactions of that sort, I selfishly want to point the author to Jakejake's comments to demonstrate how awesome it is to see a framework improving. Speaking of that, I want to eventually have the ability to show performance over time (e.g., compare Round 1 to Round X) as a potentially interesting illustration of a framework's intent to improve performance.
Also, thanks for the idea for a future test. That sounds like a good one.