How to manage accidental complexity in software projects
When Murray Gell-Mann was asked how Richard Feynman managed to solve so many hard problems Gell-Mann responded that Feynman had an algorithm:
How to manage accidental complexity in software projects
When Murray Gell-Mann was asked how Richard Feynman managed to solve so many hard problems Gell-Mann responded that Feynman had an algorithm:
How to manage accidental complexity in software projects
When Murray Gell-Mann was asked how Richard Feynman managed to solve so many hard problems Gell-Mann responded that Feynman had an algorithm:
How to manage accidental complexity in software projects
When Murray Gell-Mann was asked how Richard Feynman managed to solve so many hard problems Gell-Mann responded that Feynman had an algorithm:
How to manage accidental complexity in software projects
When Murray Gell-Mann was asked how Richard Feynman managed to solve so many hard problems Gell-Mann responded that Feynman had an algorithm:
What is a O(n) algorithm to solve this puzzle?
We are going to hold a meeting where everybody will speak in clockwise direction around a table. There are n people with n spots. Each person has a position preference (e.g. some want to go first, some last, etc). Everyone is seated randomly and cannot move from their position. How shall we compute the best starting position on the table to satisfy the most people?
What is a O(n) algorithm to solve this puzzle?
We are going to hold a meeting where everybody will speak in clockwise direction around a table. There are n people with n spots. Each person has a position preference (e.g. some want to go first, some last, etc). Everyone is seated randomly and cannot move from their position. How shall we compute the best starting position on the table to satisfy the most people?
What is a O(n) algorithm to solve this puzzle?
We are going to hold a meeting where everybody will speak in clockwise direction around a table. There are n people with n spots. Each person has a position preference (e.g. some want to go first, some last, etc). Everyone is seated randomly and cannot move from their position. How shall we compute the best starting position on the table to satisfy the most people?
What is a O(n) algorithm to solve this puzzle?
We are going to hold a meeting where everybody will speak in clockwise direction around a table. There are n people with n spots. Each person has a position preference (e.g. some want to go first, some last, etc). Everyone is seated randomly and cannot move from their position. How shall we compute the best starting position on the table to satisfy the most people?
What is a O(n) algorithm to solve this puzzle?
We are going to hold a meeting where everybody will speak in clockwise direction around a table. There are n people with n spots. Each person has a position preference (e.g. some want to go first, some last, etc). Everyone is seated randomly and cannot move from their position. How shall we compute the best starting position on the table to satisfy the most people?