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8! is 40320. Even if it took 10 times as many iterations to find the correct order, it would still only be less than 4 million swaps. Just how slow was that com
by fluoridation 2y ago
8! is 40320. Even if it took 10 times as many iterations to find the correct order, it would still only be less than 4 million swaps. Just how slow was that computer?
- nedt 2y agoSo it was a PowerPC, not so much Software was optimized. Then it was a new language written to be used on Windows. And that was run via Mono, which was a 3rd party actually writing it for Linux and not a BSD derivative on a CPU that no one is using with a kernel that's different. It might not have been that horrible, but it was just a quick presentation. Nothing that should even run for a minute.