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It's good to be able to endure it when necessary, sure, but it's also good to avoid needlessly perpetuating bitterness. Is it really that hard to say, "Complex
by silentbicycle 16y ago
It's good to be able to endure it when necessary, sure, but it's also good to avoid needlessly perpetuating bitterness.
Is it really that hard to say, "Complex algorithms have higher constant factors, so for small values of N, 'naive' ones can still be faster. When in doubt, measure." without chewing somebody out?