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Pretty short change for reducing O(n^2) impact with a cache.
This change includes the following scalability improvements for documents containing extremely large paragraphs:
- Reduces the size of layout contexts to account for LF control chars.
- Due to typical access patterns while laying out paragraphs, VCL was making O(n^2) calls to vcl::ScriptRun::next(). VCL now uses an existing global LRU cache for script runs, avoiding much of this overhead.
doesn't seem supported by the citation, https://www.404media.co/websites-are-blocking-the-wrong-ai-s...
This is a trick question based on the fact that a kilogram (kg) is a unit of weight or mass. One kilogram would always equal another kilogram. It would not matter whether we are talking about a kilogram of feathers, a kilogram of steel, or a kilogram of anything. Since they are the same unit of measure, a kilogram of feathers and a kilogram of feathers weigh exactly the same.