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> "there must not be something better possible" It maps all integer values to distinct hashes which seems rather ideal, what it doesn't give you is perfect per
by josefx 5y ago
> "there must not be something better possible"
It maps all integer values to distinct hashes which seems rather ideal, what it doesn't give you is perfect performance in an artificial benchmark written to exploit this implementation.
- jcelerier 5y agoTangent, but I remember reading not too long ago that there were some cases where perfect hashes weren't optimal, but can't remember where..