Don’t confuse time-to-solution with correctness. Speed and the amount of facts at hand will not give you a good result if your fundamental assumptions (aka your algorithm) is wrong.
You cannot make up in quantity what you lose on each transaction, as the dot-com folks proved repeatedly.
Don’t confuse time-to-solution with correctness. Speed and the amount of facts at hand will not give you a good result if your fundamental assumptions (aka your algorithm) is wrong.
You cannot make up in quantity what you lose on each transaction, as the dot-com folks proved repeatedly.