top | item 43529426 Why Adding a Full Hard Drive Can Make a Computer More Powerful 5 points| SethMurphy | 11 months ago |wired.com 2 comments order hn newest more_corn|11 months ago I cannot read a tech writer who conflates the words “storage” and “memory” go back to fourth grade. eurleif|11 months ago In the context of the complexity theory questions discussed in the article, it doesn't matter: a hard disk has greater constant factors than does RAM, but their asymptotic behavior is the same.
more_corn|11 months ago I cannot read a tech writer who conflates the words “storage” and “memory” go back to fourth grade. eurleif|11 months ago In the context of the complexity theory questions discussed in the article, it doesn't matter: a hard disk has greater constant factors than does RAM, but their asymptotic behavior is the same.
eurleif|11 months ago In the context of the complexity theory questions discussed in the article, it doesn't matter: a hard disk has greater constant factors than does RAM, but their asymptotic behavior is the same.
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