@buffet yeah youtu.be/S86BRH1R2s4 like i was taught big O is literally to abstract an algorithm away from hardware and this guy made the video as if he was taught that its the ultimate measure of an algorithm on hardware fbfbbf
@buffet the fact that nearby memory addresses are also prefetched with the value your accessing in memory, meaning that the same o(n²) algorithm can have a different execution speed if the values it accessed are spread out