This is absolutely true. But if cleaning your data takes barely any compute and only fails less than 1% of the time, it’s splitting hairs. The way I think abou

This is absolutely true. But if cleaning your data takes barely any compute and only fails less than 1% of the time, it’s splitting hairs. The way I think about it is, how would I write it if performance didn’t matter? And then from that point I think about what compromises I can make that improve performance at the expense of something else (readability, etc) Disclaimer: I’m not trying to argue that my preference is _better_.