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While true on the first part, these days many cases don't have insane primary efficiency needs that would be affected by that log(n). As always though, you choo
by adjkant 7y ago
While true on the first part, these days many cases don't have insane primary efficiency needs that would be affected by that log(n). As always though, you choose the tools based on the job at hand, not the tools. In my experience, functional philosophy often is about the gained mental and consistency advantages achieved by the features offered.
- pwm 7y agoDon’t get me wrong, you are preaching to the choir (I write Haskell at work), just thought it’s worth mentioning this to the OP. In practice sophisticated compilers like GHC produce insanely fast binaries and is getting better and better.