Because it represents a generalized view of how slow the CPUs are on Android vs iOS. Don't care so much about browser v browser.
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Is there something you don't like about the benchmark? Or the fixation, just?
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Focusing on a single benchmark rarely results in better real world perf. Especially a microbenchmark.
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If difference is 50%, I buy that. But it’s a 500% difference. Even if it overstates real world by 2x, iPhone still more than twice as fast.
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What’s worse: Rate of Android improvement is very low. Nexus 5x: 41 -> Google Pixel: 51 -> Sam S8: 60.
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You don't need a benchmark to tell you js is slower in android. Or does someone has some data showing the opposite ?
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I would supplement with a more "Real Life" benchmark. It's well-known that synthetics are the worst of benchmark types.
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I’m all for benchmark skepticism when differences are small, but a 5x difference in apples to apples comparison has to mean something, no?
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