Author: Dan Andersson
Date: 11:33:33 12/03/01
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>and while collisions might not themselves be evil, the increase in complexity of >debugging etc. sure is. A very important invariant, that a position's An interesting artifact of shortening the hash is that due to the increased chance of collisions you will have a better chance of catching the collisions in action, and make the program deal with them gracefully. i.e. A more debugged program rather than the opposite ... Counterintuitive but true! By using a larger hash key you actually move the problem forward intead of cathing it. MvH Dan Andersson
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