> The raw compute needed to brute force any problem can only be known after the problem is solved. There is no sane upper limit to how much computation, memory

> The raw compute needed to brute force any problem can only be known after the problem is solved. There is no sane upper limit to how much computation, memory and data any given task will take and humans are terrible at estimating how hard tasks actually are. We are after all only 60 years late for the undergraduate summer project that would solve computer vision. I feel like you’re conflating conceptual difficulty and computational difficulty