Re:2D Rubik's Cube easier to understand
by MayeulC on Wednesday November 23, 2022 @01:05PM
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it depends how much you value a move, vs a computer instruction.
Get a faster computer and a larger cube, the trade-off is likely worth it.
A rubik's cube isn't such an intractable problem, I doubt a computer can't solve it faster than a human: in the worst case, they can rely on the same algorithm. Then, they can try to find shortcuts or just shorter paths.
I always thought minimizing the number of moves was the goal, hence "more efficient" made sense to me too.
Get a faster computer and a larger cube, the trade-off is likely worth it. A rubik's cube isn't such an intractable problem, I doubt a computer can't solve it faster than a human: in the worst case, they can rely on the same algorithm. Then, they can try to find shortcuts or just shorter paths.
I always thought minimizing the number of moves was the goal, hence "more efficient" made sense to me too.