Re:How Bell’s Theorem proved ‘spooky action at a distance’ i...
by ericb on Wednesday July 21, 2021 @11:38AM
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Maybe, but if you can segment out the unobserved items, and back-calculate it lazily, you could save a lot of processing and memory.
The place to implement an optimization like this would be at the items with the biggest O in your world, which is usually the smallest building block--what you'd have the "most" of, which would drive the largest memory and processing demands.
The place to implement an optimization like this would be at the items with the biggest O in your world, which is usually the smallest building block--what you'd have the "most" of, which would drive the largest memory and processing demands.