Ben wrote:
Ray Arachelian wrote:
The new hw is wonderful, very fast, loads of
storage, loads of memory.
Sadly code monkeys barely out of high school abuse it by writing buggy
bloatware.
Well I am doing the same thing with hardware, for the CPLD computer
design I playing with. Keep on adding features until the compiler
crashes and the keep all the features before that one. :)
How ever since is for my personal use, I don't need all the features,
but it sure is hard to tell if a complex design will route.
Presumably you've not written an in memory db that's single threaded
that requires 100GB of RAM, and claims to be a commercially available
application, sold for who knows how many hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Nothing wrong with adding features as long as you use the right data
structures and algorithms to implement them.
Yeah, ok, for sorting an array of 10-20 values, bubble sort is ok, but
when that grows to several hundred items, that no longer works. As an
example. :-)