Quantum BogoSort is the fastest algorithm for sorting elements. That's all you need to know! I made a video for 3blue1brown summer of math exposition 2 on Quantum BogoSort, so I thought I should share it here.
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Quantum BogoSort is the fastest algorithm for sorting elements. That's all you need to know! I made a video for 3blue1brown summer of math exposition 2 on Quantum BogoSort, so I thought I should share it here.
My day went really bad, so now I want you to feel bad about yourself.
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I recently found about the asm
keyword in c++ that allows us to write inline assembly in c++. Is there any way to cheese solutions by it? I googled but they say "constants don't matter, focus on complexity.." I KNOW, THANK YOU. I want to know will it make my n^3 pass in n<=1000
asm reference
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