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What makes this a rabbit hole? I've looked into it before but not deeply, is it tricky to use in practice for a non obvious reason?
by achierius 2y ago
What makes this a rabbit hole? I've looked into it before but not deeply, is it tricky to use in practice for a non obvious reason?
- yorwba 2y agoIf you were to compute it the naive way, that would be slow, but with increasingly sophisticated algorithms developed over a series of twenty papers, you can get massive speedups. Lots of clever tricks to enjoy! Though I guess you can skip the scenic route if you want and just read the first and last papers.