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But making them linearly faster to scale them up doesn't help if the difficulty of the problems they face isn't linear. If it comes to making more clever things
by kazagistar 10y ago
But making them linearly faster to scale them up doesn't help if the difficulty of the problems they face isn't linear. If it comes to making more clever things, I strongly doubt they are even a remotely small polynomial.
- Nevermark 10y agoThe benefits from being faster accrue more quickly than algorithmic complexity suggests. In economics where winner often takes it all, being just a little bit faster or better can produce outsized economic benefits.