Caching is like salt—a little improves things, too much ruins it.
I use python cache mostly for config loading or static data. For anything dynamic, I’d rather just eat the perf hit than deal with stale data.
Fun fact: `lru_cache` uses a dict under the hood. Neat, right?
I use python cache mostly for config loading or static data. For anything dynamic, I’d rather just eat the perf hit than deal with stale data.
Fun fact: `lru_cache` uses a dict under the hood. Neat, right?
