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For a kid with a laptop to solve it would require the problem to be solvable with current standard hardware. There's no evidence for that. We might need a compl
by nradov 2y ago
For a kid with a laptop to solve it would require the problem to be solvable with current standard hardware. There's no evidence for that. We might need a completely different hardware paradigm.
- bashfulpup 2y agoAlso possible and a fair point. My point is that it's a "tiny" solution that we can scale. I could revise that by saying a kid with a whiteboard. It's an einstein×10 moment so who know when that'll happen.