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There's little reason to use a poor algorithm when good ones already exist. If the problem is already solved, you don't need any expert committee, just a few da
by Retra 8y ago
There's little reason to use a poor algorithm when good ones already exist. If the problem is already solved, you don't need any expert committee, just a few days of reading and writing.
- ItsMe000001 8y agoSo you already know how people are going to use BigInt, so you can tell them what optimizations are useful? Send them a message, JS runtime implementers are eager to hear from you! Keep in mind each optimization comes at a cost, so you don't want to willy-nilly implement any optimization that comes to mind (time and (code) space and (runtime memory) space complexity).