Don't do that!
The point of that article (now almost 15 years old!) is that a lot of the pool chemical rules aren't nearly as absolute as the guides suggest. Deliberately running at high pH is not of value to most people. The only value is, that for some people, there's no point to fighting their pH as much as they do. And, you do NOT want to use cal hypo on that way with an SWCG; you'll tend to foul your plates with calcium.
It really sounds like you may be trying to fix something that's not broken. If your pool is working well, and your numbers are acceptable, why change?
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