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But by increasing the number of pointers by log n, you reduce your cache hit ratio, do you not? It would seem that the only time this doesn't matter is when yo
by dreish 18y ago
But by increasing the number of pointers by log n, you reduce your cache hit ratio, do you not? It would seem that the only time this doesn't matter is when you've long since blown past the CPU cache and your RAM cache hit ratio is going to be in the <5% range, with almost every access to the data structure resulting in disk accesses.
- gaius 18y agoYes that is the case to which I am referring. I am often working with multi-terabyte datasets.