Algorithm improvements can beat Moore’s Law for computer performance

[Kent Sharkey]

Big Think[^]:

MIT scientists show how fast algorithms are improving across a broad range of examples, demonstrating their critical importance in advancing computing.

And then the code will bloat to use up that available performance

[Joe Woodbury]

This sounds radical, but what if we combine the two?

[Kris Lantz]

Ah, the never ending quest for Moore improved performance.

[den2k88]

Meanwhile, hordes of script kiddies and dubious developers:

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[Kent Sharkey]

You rebel, you ;P

TTFN - Kent

[Daniel Pfeffer]

Code bloat and Moore's Law? I thought that they already did! :confused:

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