I see his point, I'm not attacking that. I'm not happy about him didn't do enough research on the topic to find more recent results? Or talk with a real algorithms professor about this before writing up this entire article about this? One line could change those 90% of the comments, just one line about how "This kind of problem is tackled by the field of cache-oblivious data structures."

I really wish the theory and applied side split off into separate departments or divisions just like how math and applied math go their separate ways.