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It's usually badly engineered things. However, just because it's badly engineered doesn't mean it's fine for it to break :-P Things like a super complex n^3
by londons_explore 3y ago
It's usually badly engineered things. However, just because it's badly engineered doesn't mean it's fine for it to break :-P
Things like a super complex n^3 complexity query to find all users who were 3 hops away from a known fraudster, where a 'hop' means 'shared any piece of account data in common'
- chaz6 3y agoWould that be more suited to a graph database such as Neo4j?