Look, people who are excited about this and just want to learn are asking for proof. You can't just make a claim like "it's been a feature of high performance f

Look, people who are excited about this and just want to learn are asking for proof. You can't just make a claim like "it's been a feature of high performance for more a decade" and provide 0 evidence for the claim, because it's not common knowledge and explicitly contradicts what is commonly taught. I can time how long it takes to iterate through an array and show that it is faster than iterating through a linked list with the same number of elements. Now, what optimization would I have to impleemnt to end up with a program that iterates through this linked list faster than the equivalent array?