Synthetic example: why a cache needs a size limit
If a cache makes lookups faster, why not let it keep everything?
So reaching the limit should remove something, rather than refuse every new item?
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If a cache makes lookups faster, why not let it keep everything?
So reaching the limit should remove something, rather than refuse every new item?
We added a second server, but our application is still slow. Why?
What should we measure before adding a third?
Why can’t we divide by zero?
But zero divided by zero is different, isn’t it?
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