When it comes to programming I consider SRS useful for things like the tradeoffs and characteristics of various data structures, modelling techniques, and algor

When it comes to programming I consider SRS useful for things like the tradeoffs and characteristics of various data structures, modelling techniques, and algorithms. Things like code snippets (including shell invocations) I prefer to simply keep in a personal library because those don't require as much innate knowledge. Compare: Oh, I have to remove this user from all the services this machine provides? I've got a script for that. To: We need to sort all the users by how much they've spent in purchases? A heap sort has a fairly decent worst case but doesn't parallelize all that well and if the users are already mostly sorted it doesn't get much advantage, maybe merge sort would be better...