Check-If-Same

[TheSaint]

21 hours ago, TheDcoder said:

I said check for CPU usage, not run time, two different things

As if poster boy. Where do you say check for CPU usage? All you mention is something about less CPU usage.

On 9/13/2020 at 9:56 PM, TheDcoder said:

Something like SHA256 hash computing would probably use one of your cores in full-speed ....

You clearly mention speed, giving the impression it should be faster.

21 hours ago, TheDcoder said:

Since your disk is a bottleneck, your usage should be less than 100% for CRC32 or xxHash, and MD5 should use more of your CPU than those two. Don't check with SHA256, because your processor is not fast enough to hit the disk bottle neck.

Well why didn't you say so. 

Your street cred is shot to pieces. 

[TheDcoder]

35 minutes ago, TheSaint said:

Where do you say check for CPU usage?

In the same post that you mentioned: "less CPU usage (...) can you maybe check this?", as direct as it can get

37 minutes ago, TheSaint said:

You clearly mention speed, giving the impression it should be faster.

Your brain was clearly under the impression enough to ignore the meaning behind the sentence

30 minutes ago, TheSaint said:

Your street cred is shot to pieces. 

Doesn't matter, the only street which matters to me is the wall street

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If you are done having fun, it will be interesting to see if how much % of your CPU is used for each algorithm.

[TheSaint]

On 9/20/2020 at 2:36 AM, TheDcoder said:

If you are done having fun, it will be interesting to see if how much % of your CPU is used for each algorithm.

Gawd, you don't want much. To what end do I need to do this? What will it achieve aside from increasing my Nerdity cred? 

I think you need to work on your communication skills bucko ... you've lost me in the Sea of Nerdity .... not to be confused with Nudity if you say it too fast. 

P.S. I suggest you put more meaning in your sentences ... i.e. be more explicit. 

[willichan]

I'm a bit late to this argument party, but . . . since you are not using this for encryption, you don't really have to worry about using established algorithms.  You can even create your own simplified hash.  I just uploaded a quick and dirty hash I have used in the past.  I just cleaned it up and turned it into a UDF.  Take a look, have a laugh, then do what works for your app.  🙃

https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/210942-cornedbeef-hash-udf/

[TheSaint]

Thanks, but I don't recall when I last used this my script, so I probably need a refresher to work out your benefit ... which I am guessing is faster etc.

Meanwhile, I did read your topic and grab your script.