Comments on: Hardware vs. efficient design http://burf.com/blog/hardware-vs-efficient-design/72/ Search Engine and SEO News Blog Tue, 06 Jan 2009 14:19:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: kgun http://burf.com/blog/hardware-vs-efficient-design/72/#comment-230 kgun Sat, 28 Oct 2006 02:51:13 +0000 http://burf.com/blog/?p=72#comment-230 There is a tradeoff between quality and speed. Why not cooperate with Trafficproducer at WPW? He also knows assembler. He has a lot of quality links. There is much about datastructures and efficient algorithmes. I know red / black trees and skip lists are good datastructures. Can these be combined with effective search in linear timle like radix or bucket sort? There is a relation between sorting and searching. You should use paging results to produce the SERP's that is much faster now, but still of poor quiality, esepcially in the profession I know best, finance. What about distributed objects and hosted applications? Kjell Bleivik There is a tradeoff between quality and speed. Why not cooperate with Trafficproducer at WPW? He also knows assembler. He has a lot of quality links.

There is much about datastructures and efficient algorithmes. I know red / black trees and skip lists are good datastructures. Can these be combined with effective search in linear timle like radix or bucket sort? There is a relation between sorting and searching. You should use paging results to produce the SERP’s that is much faster now, but still of poor quiality, esepcially in the profession I know best, finance. What about distributed objects and hosted applications?

Kjell Bleivik

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