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You can only add so many constraints to a problem until it becomes unsolvable. It's like saying "I would like to have a non-volatile storage device that is as
by majewsky 4y ago
You can only add so many constraints to a problem until it becomes unsolvable.
It's like saying "I would like to have a non-volatile storage device that is as long-lasting as microfilm, as fast as an SSD and as cheap as a HDD." At some point, you have to renege on at least one of your constraints.