Eventually, we’ll have a tree with mixed dirty and clean nodes, where only the dirty nodes need updating. Importantly, unlike the original push-based reactivity, the order that we visit the nodes isn’t important5. This means we don’t need to figure out the optimal path through the entire tree, and can use a simpler recursive algorithm, as long as we make sure to skip any nodes that were already marked as dirty.
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Here's a small creation I put together earlier. Though I really ought to be focusing on pending tasks, this idea had been simmering for a while, so I chose to dedicate time to it. Take a look and I hope it brings you some enjoyment! Moving forward, I intend to explore scientific principles more thoroughly and demonstrate them via coding. If that sounds interesting to you, please share your thoughts.
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Humans considering architectural privacy typically focus predominantly on visual aspects and graduated obstruction, treating sound as secondary. (Consider open-plan workplaces.) However, felines possess acute hearing, and my cat often appears satisfied to partially doze on the ramp or behind curtains, monitoring myself and the environment through auditory means. Thus his optimal positions involve sound modulation alongside visual control. (I suspect many cat guardians have noted the risk-calibration aspect without encountering sufficiently graduated architecture to observe sensory distinctions.)
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