I wonder how many people actually write a sort algorithm in production code anymore. I haven't personally seen this, but I guess that doesn't really mean it doe

I wonder how many people actually write a sort algorithm in production code anymore. I haven't personally seen this, but I guess that doesn't really mean it doesn't exist. What I have seen is pretty horrific abuse of Linq (i.e. repeated lookup of `things.Where(t => t.Id == query.Id).First()` as if it was a dictionary) which might stem from the same root cause - not thinking about what your code is actually doing and why it might be inefficient. It doesn't help that there's that there's those oft-quoted Bentley's Rules of Optimization which gives people an excuse to not care :-/