3 : More Haste, Less Speed

"More haste, less speed"Episode3Japan air dateJuly 16, 2022English release dateSeptember 3, 2022Theme SongsOpening"ALIVE"Ending"Hana no Tou"CreditsScreenplayDai HazeyamaStoryboardShingo AdachiYusuke MaruyamaDirectorYusuke MaruyamaChief animation directorGo SuzukiKoji ShokiAnimation Director(s)Yuichiro MizutaniHiroki TakiguchiKumiko OzawaShunryo YamamuraHideaki ShimadaTOMATOEpisode guidePreviousNext"The more the merrier""Nothing seek, nothing find""More haste, less speed" is the third episode of the original anime series, Lycoris Recoil.

3 : More haste, less speed

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It seems to me from these that the meaning of the phrase, back in the sixteenth century was not "Make haste instead of speed", but "If you make more haste, the result will be less speed". I had never thought of it this way before, and I suspect that few people have.

Having got data to the execution units without any delay, those units may have to perform complex or multiple operations to achieve the required processing in real time. Sapphyre DSPs are VLIW cores which can instruct many execution units in parallel, and the lower clock speed makes it more realistic to complete complex operations in a single clock cycle. As a result the output of any Sapphyre DSP module can be used as the input to another module on the next cycle, resulting in a flexible architecture with no fixed data pipelines. Sapphyre DSP cores can therefore be programmed to perform data processing in incredibly tight loops, with a high utilisation of the modules in the design, and the data it is processing.

Many of the lessons that can be learned from the failure of NPfIT are no more than commonsense. Indeed, many of the mistakes have been obvious almost since Day 1 - but the lessons appear not to have been learned, or at least not until too late.

Hopefully, one lesson government will learn from NPfIT is that there needs to be a balance of risk and reward in negotiating contracts even for very large projects. It is notable that the standard paradigm for public sector contract terms has moderated significantly since NPfIT was initiated. Many might wish that there had been more reasonable voices involved in the original project who could have argued for putting in place a more moderate, deliverable contract that didn't force service providers to take on so many contractual risks that their own internal business cases became unstable.

"Make hay while the sun shines.""The longest way round is the shortest way home.""The early bird catches the worm.""Look before you leap.""Empty vessels make most sound.""Eaten bread is soon forgotten.""Haste makes waste.""Smooth water runs deep.""A stitch in time saves nine.""Many hands make light work.""A rolling stone gathers no moss.""A good soldier never looks behind.""The used key is always bright.""Long fair long foul.""Three removes are as bad as a fire.""Vessels large may venture more,But little boats should keep near shore""A bird in your hand is worth two in the bush""More haste less speed.""Too far East is West."

Hill, Malcolm and Walker, Moira and Moodie, Kristina and Wallace, Brendan and Khan, Furzana and McIvor, Gill and Kendrick, Andrew, University of Strathclyde (2007)More haste, less speed? : an evaluation of fast track policies to tackle persistent youth offending in Scotland. Youth Justice, 7 (2). pp. 121-138. ISSN 1747-6283

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