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AlotOfReading 34 minutes ago

The point is that you can exhaustively explore the space without logarithmic overhead. There's no benefits to doing it with random sampling and it doesn't even save thought.

maxbond a few seconds ago | parent | next [-]

In my experience it is fairly easy to randomly generate a valid object but very difficult to write an algorithm that exhaustively searches the space of all possible objects, and usually not tractable anyway. The space is usually too big to exhaustively search.

pfdietz 28 minutes ago | parent | prev [-]

I already explained what the benefit is. What is it with this focus on offloading work from computers to people? Let people do things more easily without thinking, even if it burns more increasingly cheap cycles.

AlotOfReading 9 minutes ago | parent [-]

You haven't explained what the benefit is. There aren't "spaces we haven't formalized" because of the pigeonhole principle. There are M bits. You can generate every one of those 2^M values with any max cycle permutation.

What work is being offloaded from computers to people? It's exactly the same thing with more determinism and no logarithmic overhead.