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Right, so basically by your ninth time doing this you’d have broken even (ish) on time. He was doing it every day so that’d be a great investment. It also woul
by mattmaroon 2y ago
Right, so basically by your ninth time doing this you’d have broken even (ish) on time. He was doing it every day so that’d be a great investment.
It also would reduce the possibility of errors greatly I’d think.
- Retric 2y ago100k bills doesn’t need an exact sort to be vastly faster. Day one you sort by first digit, then keep sorting matching digits stopping when you have say 20 numbers in a pile. My guess is you break even on day 2 and the first day is only slightly worse.
- mattmaroon 2y agoThat’s a good point, each individual sort probably takes only slightly longer than just looking through them for the number. So the actual sorting might not really add much time at all