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I'm not sure that I'd want to avoid using a good abstraction because 20 years from now, it may perform marginally worse than it could had it been modeled with m
by xedrac 3y ago
I'm not sure that I'd want to avoid using a good abstraction because 20 years from now, it may perform marginally worse than it could had it been modeled with much more complexity. Clearly it depends on the use case, but you get my point.