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Since sorting is inherently a one-dimensional activity, I doubt it. Philosophically speaking, binary cuts are associated with qualitative phenomena, hot and col
by theoh 12y ago
Since sorting is inherently a one-dimensional activity, I doubt it. Philosophically speaking, binary cuts are associated with qualitative phenomena, hot and cold being one of the prototypes (light and dark is another).
Bergson or Deleuze elevate this kind of thing to a metaphysical level but I think there's an underlying simplistic aspect to it. Someone gives you a line, there's not much you can do but split it into two parts.
- lisper 12y ago> Since sorting is inherently a one-dimensional activity, I doubt it. Imagine you had 100 billion items to sort and 10,000 cores to put to work. Would that change your answer?