Very much reminds me of Casey Muratori’s “Philosophies of Optimization” talk where he mentioned what he calls “pessimization” - instead of optimizing (making a program do a thing faster), pessimize it - make it do less.
The less a program does/needs to do, the faster it will be.
Very much reminds me of Casey Muratori’s “Philosophies of Optimization” talk where he mentioned what he calls “pessimization” - instead of optimizing (making a program do a thing faster), pessimize it - make it do less.
The less a program does/needs to do, the faster it will be.