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If it currently takes time T, then it already runs and probably runs right, otherwise you likely wouldn't care about cutting time. Rule still stands.
by d3ckard 9y ago
If it currently takes time T, then it already runs and probably runs right, otherwise you likely wouldn't care about cutting time. Rule still stands.
- twic 9y agoNo. It might take someone else time T to do it, and we don't do it at all. It might take another program, whose codebase we are not going to touch, and which does it in a different way, time T to do it. In the cases i am thinking about, this was a new program, written from scratch, which did not go through a "make it right" phase before being made fast.