Re:Trying Haskell
by stianan on Sunday April 10, 2011 @03:08PM
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I'd argue that it's a good thing to use an algorithm that is efficient in and of itself. (And perhaps a language which invites the use of such an algorithm.)
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The efficiency of algorithms depends on the language / model of computation you are using.
For an extreme example, the best way to write an efficient matrix multiplication in Fortran is to write a naive matrix multiplication. The compiler will recognize the pattern, and transform it.