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That's a fundamentally different problem. "Scaling" it requires figuring out how to solve a different concrete problem every time. Scaling e.g. battery producti
by tomp 8y ago
That's a fundamentally different problem. "Scaling" it requires figuring out how to solve a different concrete problem every time. Scaling e.g. battery production requires figuring out how to solve the same real-world problem very efficiently.
- another-cuppa 8y agoNo, you could (possibly) solve TSP once by providing an algorithm that scales well just like inventing an industrial process. My point was that it looks very much like some problems are fundamentally difficult and have no scalable solutions.