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If you wanted to go down that line of thinking, you should be able to use a hash function to uniformly shuffle the keys within a larger space, and then apply yo
by ndriscoll 3y ago
If you wanted to go down that line of thinking, you should be able to use a hash function to uniformly shuffle the keys within a larger space, and then apply your sort to that. No need to store the randomized keys.
Probably performance wouldn't be as good as the OP article though.