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Sure, you only need to compare when there's a hash collision, but you still need to keep all the lines in memory for later comparison.
by michaelmior 7y ago
Sure, you only need to compare when there's a hash collision, but you still need to keep all the lines in memory for later comparison.
- mannykannot 7y agoSure (though they could be in a compressed form, such as a suffix tree), but that wasn't the issue I was addressing.