Theoretical breakthrough could boost data storage
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Tech Xplore[^]:
For applications where the number of insertions and deletions stays about the same—and the amount of data added is roughly equal to that removed—linear-probing hash tables can operate at high storage capacities without sacrificing speed.
Write it on your tombstone?
'Linear-probing hash tables' would make a great band name
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Tech Xplore[^]:
For applications where the number of insertions and deletions stays about the same—and the amount of data added is roughly equal to that removed—linear-probing hash tables can operate at high storage capacities without sacrificing speed.
Write it on your tombstone?
'Linear-probing hash tables' would make a great band name
Kent Sharkey wrote:
Write it on your tombstone?
As in:
insert into Life (name, birthdate) values ('Marc', '1962-08-19');
delete from Life where name = 'Marc';? For the purposes of this example, we assume a trigger that records the record delete date!
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