Mocking the Double Standards in Benchmark Mentalities
yacineMTB · x · 2026-07-19
The author uses a single sentence to satirize the mentality of "selectively trusting benchmarks": - When benchmark results meet expectations, it's called a good benchmark. - When results fall short of expectations, it's dismissed as a bad benchmark. The core message is a rant about the pervasive prior biases in evaluation discussions.
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