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Or for the audience here, 2^(9^12) is a number that takes roughly 100 gigabytes to store. Edit: oh wait, 2^(9^12) is the number of bits. So we are actually tal
by jacobolus 8y ago
Or for the audience here, 2^(9^12) is a number that takes roughly 100 gigabytes to store.
Edit: oh wait, 2^(9^12) is the number of bits. So we are actually talking about numbers of the size 2^(2^(9^12)).
“Too big to be practical” is a serious understatement here.
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