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Just because it's simple to explain at a high level doesn't make it trivial. Plenty of theoretically trivial solutions to problems are absolute pains to implem
by opportune 9y ago
Just because it's simple to explain at a high level doesn't make it trivial.
Plenty of theoretically trivial solutions to problems are absolute pains to implement. I mean there are entire companies that at their core solve relatively "trivial" problems but employ huge numbers of engineers. Just because the core concept is simple to explain doesn't mean it's easy.
- randyrand 9y agoSomeone asked the other day how to parallelize gpu learning. I had never thought about the problem before, but still came up with and gave this as the most obvious way. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14510146 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14510146