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hsort also has implications in distributive computing because it can recurse dimensions and doesn't require merging or waiting per say (implementation of piping finished bins in 123 order aside which is easy, which is always true single process)
Allowing an sssumption this hsort is faster in a worthy manner, it does matter in that scientific algorithms can finish or never finish.
LASTLY. hsort algorithm is not an idea it's available for use (has other algo in a collection too) as a gnu-sort compatible program, and has a demo "mini sort" prog to make it's portability and use more clear.
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