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What evidence have you given that you understand these "better algorithms?" You haven't even described them, let alone named them. Merely alluded to them like a
by JonnieCache 13y ago
What evidence have you given that you understand these "better algorithms?" You haven't even described them, let alone named them. Merely alluded to them like a religious believer invoking handwavey ideas of first cause. I don't think you are in a position to criticize "depth of thought."
Moore's law is a statement about transistor density. It does not apply to algorithmic/mathematical innovation, otherwise we'd have sentient robot buddies already. Do you find the algorithms and languages of today exponentially superior to those of 50 years ago? May I remind you LISP came about in 1958...
- jrs99 13y agoYes i do find that all the algorithms we have right now are superior to all the algorithms that existed 50 years ago. I don't think that I'm being like a religious fanatic by believing that better fraud detection on amazon reviews will be implemented in the future.