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Or, when you enough special cases, you're almost always lucky to hit one of them. Which is another way of saying what you're saying, I think.
by BurningFrog 5y ago
Or, when you enough special cases, you're almost always lucky to hit one of them.
Which is another way of saying what you're saying, I think.
- wolfgang42 5y agoFeynman actually touches on this in the same chapter, a few pages before the anecdote quoted in the article: > I had a lot of fun trying to do arithmetic fast, by tricks, with Hans [Bethe] [...] He was nearly always able to get the answer to any problem within a percent. It was easy for him—every number was near something he knew.