An anecdote from 1983 about algorithmic perfection and hard-boiled eggs. “The most obvious and absolutely correct algorithm may be wrong and even harmful if it works under incorrect assumptions.”
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An anecdote from 1983 about algorithmic perfection and hard-boiled eggs. “The most obvious and absolutely correct algorithm may be wrong and even harmful if it works under incorrect assumptions.”
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