Re: What's cooking in git.git (topics)

Jeff King [off-list ref] writes:

Just to update, I tried using a non-colliding hash for this (at the
expense of much memory), and I wasn't able to get things much faster
(and certainly not worth the explosion in memory), short of reducing the
size of the hash (which is going to reduce the quality of the output).
So I am giving up for the time being, but if others are interested in
trying to speed things up, I would be happy to discuss ideas.

Bummer.  You are giving up at the same place I gave up the last
time.  I was somehow hoping that other people are more clever
and determined than I was ;-).

Thanks for trying.