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by gpderetta
2308 days ago
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On the other hand you can't benchmark every single line of potentially problematic code and even if you could, syntetic tests are not reliable. If by experience you know that a certain solution can be problematic and there is a different solution which has reasonable implementation costs, you should do what your experience tells you especially if fixing it after the fact would have significantly higher implementation costs. |
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