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@@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ Binary is faster no matter the size of the numbers.
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As of June 3rd, these are the numbers I get on a MacBook Pro 2.7 GHz Intel Core i5.
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```
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$ ./run.sh
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small numbers save a lot of space as strings
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@@ -47,9 +48,10 @@ IO 90 MB (10,000,000 nums) in 11.259321946s (8.0 MB/s)
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then if we special case small integers we get even more space savings
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encoding: binary-varint from: 0 to: 10000000 by: 1
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IO 49 MB (10,000,000 nums) in 10.096619263s (4.8 MB/s)
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```
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TODO:
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- Implement flag for setting precision
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- Implement randomized numbers rather than in sequence incremental numbers
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- Look at go package "encoding/gob", optimized for performance
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- Implement read/write to/from file to connect to JS implementation
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- Implement read/write to/from file to connect to JS implementation
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