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Re:Why bad scientific code beats code following “best practi... by dibanez on Sunday August 28, 2016 @02:03PM (#12377580)
Muratori's compression-oriented programming and Acton's data-oriented design have really helped me in writing HPC code. Carmack's arguments make sense for apps that have a clear main function, although they're less applicable to libraries.

I consider these also "best practices", they are just better for performance than object-oriented practices applied to many small objects.

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