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Yes and no. A useful analogy is to think of software and hardware. You have a general purpose CPU that runs software designed to solve a particular type of pr
by CuriouslyC 10y ago
Yes and no. A useful analogy is to think of software and hardware. You have a general purpose CPU that runs software designed to solve a particular type of problem. The CPU (your brain) probably has a fixed frequency (you might be able to "overclock" it slightly, but not much). On the other hand, you can completely rewrite the software (your thought process) using better algorithms and get a MASSIVE speed increase.