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by Denzel
3218 days ago
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Different people have different reactions. That line is actually what piqued my interest. Since AP CompSci in HS it's been hammered into students that any sort based on comparisons has a strict lower bound of O(n*log n). And sorting is particularly important in search engines, of which I've been working on. So, an algorithm that drastically improves the speed of sorting would actually open up a few more possibilities to consider. Thanks for sharing the paper KirinDave, I plan to read it. |
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