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Posted Aug 19, 2025 14:05 UTC (Tue) by rweikusat2 (subscriber, #117920)In reply to: Noise filtering by tux3
Parent article: The State of Python 2025
> humans, certainly. But my mid-range phone from a decade ago is much stronger still than a grandmaster. The point here is
> that human abilities don't correlate to computer abilities. You can't use computer performance in one human task to
> guess the performance the computer will have in other tasks.
I was pointing at the performance of people and not computers: They failed to solve a relatively simple task computers aren't particularly suited to. Hence, why would they succeed at a much more complicated task computers aren't particularly suited to, either?
Driving is obviously also vastly simpler than approximating PI with an accuracy of 107,3741,824 digits. But that's a task computers are suited to.
As the German saying goes: „Nicht alles, was hinkt, ist ein Vergleich.“
Posted Aug 19, 2025 14:21 UTC (Tue)
by pizza (subscriber, #46)
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Uh, no. the algorithms commonly used to derive Pi are *vastly* simpler than the multitude of parallel processes and tasks that factor into the activity "driving. Not to mention driving imposes hard real-time constraints, whereas calculating Pi does not.
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