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Because it's column based vs row based. Definitely can be a bit more of a footgun ("with great power comes great responsibility"). Long story short, the memory
by theLiminator 3y ago
Because it's column based vs row based. Definitely can be a bit more of a footgun ("with great power comes great responsibility").
Long story short, the memory model operates on columns of data as opposed to rows, so fields in a conceptual "row" aren't necessarily an atomic unit.