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There is a similar effect, but in reverse, when adding interdependent features. Early ones don't have a big impact, but once you get to a certain point the inef
by gc22browsing 4y ago
There is a similar effect, but in reverse, when adding interdependent features.
Early ones don't have a big impact, but once you get to a certain point the inefficiencies add up and the program becomes bogged down.
Cache invalidations and memory swapping as you approach the limits are other examples.