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Author Dennis Sweeney
Recipients Dennis Sweeney, Zeturic, ammar2, corona10, gregory.p.smith, gvanrossum, josh.r, pmpp, serhiy.storchaka, tim.peters, vstinner
Date 2020-10-19.05:16:16
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I posted the example thinking that having a concrete walkthrough might be good for discussion, and it looks like it was. ;-)

This makes me curious how a simplified-but-not-as-simplified-as-the-status-quo Sunday algorithm would fare: using the Sunday algorithm, but with a shift lookup modulo 128 rather than a boolean lookup. It might not be provably O(n), but it might be faster for some cases. Although if the common case is already fast enough, maybe we do want a provably-linear algorithm for the big stuff.
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