Jeremy Howard wrote: > Do any() and all() have some magic around how they are implemented in von > Neumann computers that make them faster than standard CS searching > techniques? I'm probably naive here but shortcuts in a non-parallelized (classical) implementation rely on the usual shortcircuiting: the first true allows any to return, the first false can terminate all. How can you do better? Christian
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- Re: RFC 225 (v1) Data: Superpositions Christian Soeller