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by rurban
3741 days ago
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Every not open addressed hash table can use load factors up to 100%, compared to 50-75%.
Robin hood is a special case. Concurrent leapfrog hashing would save the go lock and performance problems better. No need for trees when you can use a proper concurrent in-memory hash table.
And you can use string keys. |
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