SkillsCast
Between linear and binary search
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There are a few algorithms (for example std::merge, std::unique) that could have used a binary search but do not since the results are close to the beginning most of the time. This talk goes through building a variation on the binary search that is well suited for these cases.
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Between linear and binary search
Denis Yaroshevskiy
Denis worked on Yandex browser for a few years, and was an active contributor to Chromium, including pushing through and implementing Chromium's version of flat_set container. Active C++ enthusiast and passive C++ content consumer. Denis currently works for Bloomberg in London and is quite pleased with that.