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There are plenty of people who misuse the word "exponential", but in this case, assuming much of the period in question was during Moore's Law growth, "doubling
by waterhouse 5y ago
There are plenty of people who misuse the word "exponential", but in this case, assuming much of the period in question was during Moore's Law growth, "doubling every N months for many years on end" is genuinely exponential.
- vmception 5y agoAt higher numbers it is very hard for any whole number exponent >1 to be reached In any case what year was AI adblock attempted so we can check if this is one of the narrow use cases where exponential performance improvements occurred within computing “Orders of magnitude” will be more frequently correct and also include “exponential”, whereas “exponential” will be less frequently correct