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> Data structures, not algorithms, are central to programming So you agree that they should've designed the system to use the appropriate data structure from t
by eviks 2mo ago
> Data structures, not algorithms, are central to programming
So you agree that they should've designed the system to use the appropriate data structure from the beginning?
- ecnahc515 2mo agoNotice rules are ordered. You don't optimize until you know you need it. They started with a data structure they though would be fine. Clearly it was fine since it worked and they decided it was later worth optimizing.
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- win311fwg 2mo agoThe existence of 1.1.1.1 speaks to a much larger design problem. If you want to talk about what should have been done, you need to step much, much further back.
- x-complexity 2mo agoRule 5 is superseded by Rules 1 & 2. Without the measurements to back it up, you're chasing phantoms.
- eviks 2mo agoRules 1&2 are about speed, not memory. But also, what do you think the issue with measurement is in this case??