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The problem here is search. The problem may have been solved, but finding the relevant paper is like looking for a needle in the haystack. It doesn't help that
by zvrba 9y ago
The problem here is search. The problem may have been solved, but finding the relevant paper is like looking for a needle in the haystack. It doesn't help that terminology has changed during the years...
- mrec 9y ago> It doesn't help that terminology has changed during the years... As has hardware. Trivial example, but linked lists made a lot more sense in the 1970s than they do today.
- tj-teej 9y agoThe problem with the solution to the problem of search is searching for the solution to the problem of search?
- acuozzo 9y ago> The problem here is search. And training. I've had to reinvent algorithms I know already exist for my hobby work because they were invented to solve another unrelated problem I'm not familiar with and phrased using domain language I don't know.