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Because shipping fast almost always beats speed/memory optimization. The only reason to even do performance optimization is if it is a constraint on the problem
by janalsncm 2y ago
Because shipping fast almost always beats speed/memory optimization. The only reason to even do performance optimization is if it is a constraint on the problem itself (e.g. you work in gaming or HFT).
If shipping fast means you spend an extra $1000 once per developer, guess what almost every company is going to do?