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I think allocation is a discussion worth continuing. It's so intrinsic to the in-the-large error rates - overcomplicate the data allocation picture, and you end
by chipsy 11y ago
I think allocation is a discussion worth continuing. It's so intrinsic to the in-the-large error rates - overcomplicate the data allocation picture, and you end up writing more, slower, and buggier code, but only some time after you made the mistake. Any solution you can name only captures a fragment of the problem.