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Yes, end results are equivalent, but complexity shifts. If a consistent stack is more important, caching may be the best option. If fewer layers of complexity
by dpezely 15y ago
Yes, end results are equivalent, but complexity shifts.
If a consistent stack is more important, caching may be the best option. If fewer layers of complexity at run-time is more important, out-of-band/pre-processing may be the best option.