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The instructions took 45 ms, and the execution took about 330 ms. If the machine goes faster, there's an increasing problem with tuning so the cube doesn't brea
by lunarhowl 9y ago
The instructions took 45 ms, and the execution took about 330 ms. If the machine goes faster, there's an increasing problem with tuning so the cube doesn't break. I think it may be better to design custom cubes for machine with similar material and dimensions. Toy manufacturers only factor in human solvers, such as: speed, corner cutting, locking, corner twists & popping.
- hodl 9y agoTaking that to the ultimate conclusion: the cube should be encoded in the L1 cache.
- saagarjha 9y agoCould we make it small enough to fit it in the registers?
- icebraining 9y agoAbsolutely, even with some waste. Naively, each sticker can have one of six colors, which needs 3 bits, but let's make it 4 for easier handling. There are 9x6=54 stickers, so we'd use 54*4=216 bits. Easily fits into four 64-bit registers.