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The real trouble is the inability of chips to identify what haskell could completely avoid, doing the same algorithm for the same input repeatedly. Hashing over
by onetimePete 10y ago
The real trouble is the inability of chips to identify what haskell could completely avoid, doing the same algorithm for the same input repeatedly.
Hashing over input skip and save output, that would be a optimization.
Also Tools that give Programmers a DataOrientated-VisualFeedback of the OO-Cluttercosts they impart on there work.
A flag that guarantees side effect freedom to a set of operations and suboperations, for the processor that would be great.
- paulddraper 10y agoHashing is expensive.
- thrownaway2424 10y agoNot as expensive as a cache miss.