Honestly, python cache is overused sometimes. Like, if your function runs in 0.001s, caching might just add overhead.
But for stuff like API calls or DB queries? Absolute lifesaver. Just remember to set a `maxsize` in `lru_cache` or you’ll leak memory.
Pro tip: Use `@lru_cache(maxsize=None)` sparingly. It’s a one-way ticket to OOM errors if you’re not careful.
But for stuff like API calls or DB queries? Absolute lifesaver. Just remember to set a `maxsize` in `lru_cache` or you’ll leak memory.
Pro tip: Use `@lru_cache(maxsize=None)` sparingly. It’s a one-way ticket to OOM errors if you’re not careful.
