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A computer science textbook
In this section, "higher" seem to mean "closest from CPU". As suggested by the pyramid picture and sentences like: > Modern CPUs have multiple layers of cache (L1, L2, often...
Recursive algorithms that can't tail-call optimized can still be implemented without recursion by using an auxiliary work list (essentially replacing the call stack with a dynamically allocated array). It would...
(sorry, the `Prose` editor seems not to work, as it fails on `fetching data from Github` :\\)
Maybe it's not the best joke atm? ^ ^"
This picture can be confusing because the log curve is not starting at zero, and it becomes negative as the data input becomes small, which makes no sense. Maybe it's...
I propose to change the font-family of the text to a more readable one on Windows systems. Or leave the old font, but as a fallback to a more readable...
I was reading on this [page](https://algorithmica.org/en/eytzinger) , and I wanted to go back to the home page, and I did hit on **Algorithmica** as shown in the photo below ...
In https://en.algorithmica.org/hpc/arithmetic/float/: > due to the way floating-point arithmetic works, all integer numbers between -2^{53} and 2^{53} and results of computations involving them can be stored exactly, That's not true...
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