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Original post by Subscriber sonhouse on 28 Jun '18 19:27
https://techxplore.com/news/2018-06-breakthrough-algorithm-exponentially-faster-previous.html
This is an interesting question that I wake up again, thanks sunhouse, because it merits a good answer. From me or from anyone interested in the matter.
We have seen these kind of headlines earlier. Is this the fruit of an journalist not knowing what he is writing about? Or is it something real, something that will revoultionize the world and science of computing?
Is it so general so we can use it everywhere? Like in chess?
Because Chess is a time-consuming calculation. Delivering lots of solutions to a certain problem, reducing it and give the best one. This is what computer Chess is all about. So the Chess is a good example of what this revolutioinizing new algorithm can handle.
Right? Or not?
Or is it just a feather from which a journalist made a hen?
https://techxplore.com/news/2018-06-breakthrough-algorithm-exponentially-faster-previous.html
This is an interesting question that I wake up again, thanks sunhouse, because it merits a good answer. From me or from anyone interested in the matter.
We have seen these kind of headlines earlier. Is this the fruit of an journalist not knowing what he is writing about? Or is it something real, something that will revoultionize the world and science of computing?
Is it so general so we can use it everywhere? Like in chess?
Because Chess is a time-consuming calculation. Delivering lots of solutions to a certain problem, reducing it and give the best one. This is what computer Chess is all about. So the Chess is a good example of what this revolutioinizing new algorithm can handle.
Right? Or not?
Or is it just a feather from which a journalist made a hen?