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That seems like a complete non sequitur. This is the model explaining the rest. Obviously the explanation is not very interesting since the Towers of Hanoi is n
by jsnell 1y ago
That seems like a complete non sequitur. This is the model explaining the rest. Obviously the explanation is not very interesting since the Towers of Hanoi is not an interesting problem. But that's on the researches for choosing something with a trivial algorithm if their goal was to test reasoning abilities.
- godelski 1y agoI'm replying to this > the model printing out a bunch of steps, saying there is no point in doing it thousands of times more.
- jsnell 1y agoOk, but the very next sentence was: > And they they'd either output an the algorithm for printing the rest in words or code. So clearly you already knew that your strawman was not relevant. Why try it anyway?
- godelski 1y agoBecause that wasn't the task given to them. It's like giving a student a test and you asking them to solve an equation and they give you the general form. It's incomplete