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That's called an 'embarrassingly parallel' problem, it's not the general case. I guess, just like 'big O', people have to take a class to appreciate the space o
by queensnake 18y ago
That's called an 'embarrassingly parallel' problem, it's not the general case. I guess, just like 'big O', people have to take a class to appreciate the space of what it's possible to parallelize and how much it buys you.
- zandorg 18y agoAt University we used to refer to big O as Roy Orbison. Just an example of our kind of smalltown humour.