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From: bejc@pyrnova (Brian Clark)
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Subject: Re: benchmark info.
Keywords: sequent, pyramid
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Date: 19 Jan 89 15:56:42 GMT
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In article <55614@pyramid.pyramid.com> csg@pyramid.pyramid.com (Carl S. Gutekunst) writes:
>
>When I buy machines, I try establish a matrix of priorities versus machines,
>and mark down which machines will meet each priority. This is a big help in
>eliminating emotional biases. Of course, whether or not the applications you
>need run on that particularly machine should be very high on the matrix. 
>
Quite independently of Carl I have developed a similar way of system based
around a matrix of priorities, I can email or smail a sample to anyone who's
interested. 


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    ---mmm-----   correct all the time, being so stifled by the dread of doing
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