As I said before, I believe that one of the values of research in a domain is the ability for practitioners of that domain to execute on said research. > 99.99

As I said before, I believe that one of the values of research in a domain is the ability for practitioners of that domain to execute on said research. > 99.999% of programmers will never implement invertible Bloom lookup tables. I have actually gone through a bloom filter paper in order to implement it before, with zero math background. I had to teach myself a bunch of irrelevant shit and build my own glossary - absolutely waste of time and it made the whole thing far more daunting. More programmers would likely implement the constructs described in papers were they more approachable. > Seems like a fine arrangement to me To my knowledge, it is a well known problem that academic papers rarely turn into practical applications. I believe that the approachability of papers is a major component.