This is great. Even more so because after gem, or pip, or something (can't remember) had a similar issue a while ago (think they had an n2 algorithm) a lot of

This is great. Even more so because after gem, or pip, or something (can't remember) had a similar issue a while ago (think they had an n2 algorithm) a lot of people jumped on it as being bad computer science. There were all sorts of calls about how web people were not real computer scientists. Either way, good useful products were made and they've been further optimised. That's great. More of that more of the time.