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> "How hard could it be?" Having worked on something that required "optimal" box packing for deliveries[1], the answer is "very, and then some (and that was wi
by zimpenfish 2y ago
> "How hard could it be?"
Having worked on something that required "optimal" box packing for deliveries[1], the answer is "very, and then some (and that was with the help of that fancy USMIL pallet-packing algorithm, IIRC)".
[1] They wanted to use the smallest possible box plus some other constraints like "product X cannot have anything on top of it", etc.