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Should I charge a client for mistakes that I made? [duplicate]

This question already has answers here: Who should pay for fixes/bugs? [closed] (7 answers) Closed 10 years ago. After developing a website for a client, I’ve realized that the load time is too extreme, and some changes need to be made. The extreme load times are attributed to the bloated css/js frameworks that I’ve been […]

Eager Loading Constraints

The thing is, eager loading some object with all of it’s associations reduces the queries made to the database, but the query time is greatly increased.
The question is: This increased query time in the end pays off the database not being hitted so often?

What backs up the claim that C++ can be faster than a JVM or CLR with JIT? [closed]

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What does it mean by expected running time and average running time of an algorithm?

Let’s say we want to analyze running time of algorithms. Sometimes we say that we want to find the running time of an algorithm when the input size is n and for the worst possible case it is denote it by O(n). Sometimes though I see books/papers saying that we need to find the expected time of an algorithm. Also sometimes the average running time is used .

Compilable modern alternatives to C/C++ [closed]

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