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Automated solvers that have a super computer backing them sure, but I doubt an airline has that kind of hardware at their disposal. Especially if their solver o
by cube00 4y ago
Automated solvers that have a super computer backing them sure, but I doubt an airline has that kind of hardware at their disposal. Especially if their solver on their lower end hardware works most of the time for most disruptions.
- bob1029 4y agoWouldn't this be one reasonable use case for a super computer? Perhaps not the fastest one on earth, but we use this stuff to predict the weather so I don't see why we couldn't use the same for air travel.
- ainvb 4y agoSouthwest has the legacy SkySolver version which - believe it or not - runs locally on Windows OS. There is a cloud version that Southwest was either too cheap to buy or too resistant to migrate.