Book Notes: Data Oriented Design
Here are my rough notes from reading "Data Oriented Design" by Richard Fabian,
which explains how to write code that runs quickly, uses less memory, allows
higher scaling, and enables more code reuse
Books
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Reading Challenge 2021 [Reviews 1-4]
Previously: Read Harder Challenge 2020 Retrospective
[https://www.markhansen.co.nz/read-harder-2020/].
I'm starting BookRiot's Read Harder 2021 Challenge
[https://bookriot.com/read-harder-2021/], trying to read a more diverse set of
genres and
Read Harder Challenge 2020 Retrospective
My retrospective of BookRiot's Read Harder Challenge 2020
[https://bookriot.com/2020-read-harder-challenge/].
Background
I enjoy reading: reading lets me imagine what life is like for different people,
lets me hear stories different from