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by poincaredisk
633 days ago
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Yes, but: * Most of the programs I write are not (trivially) parallelizable, and a the bottleneck is still a single core performance * There is more than one process at any time, especially on servers. Other cores are also busy and have their own work to do. |
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1. Other people with different needs exist.
2. That's why we have schedulers.