Care to explain why? I think it’s not a bad analogy: contrasting two things with the same goal, one fast paced, saturates your cognitive load , and one that leaves more space for reflecting on what is actually happening, inherently less exhausting. You may disagree with the analysis, but it works in this framework.
The problem sounds very interesting and a complex one to solve. Could give examples of use cases where dense 3d packing is needed? (Say, besides literal packing of physical objects in a box? )
The two would have to fall asleep at the same time though. Otherwise, as soon as the SIC falls asleep, the third one would trigger some special protocol (like a kick in the tibia)
I’m curious : how would knowing more about electronics improve code ? To me, the basic properties of electricity are hidden behind the higher level hardware components code can interact with
I once found my phone buried in the sand on a beach with no coverage. I had a year worth of pictures on it, so I stewed in anguish for almost a day until we thought about installing a Bluetooth signal monitor on a friend’s phone . Given the sluggish update frequency, we resorted to triangulating the phone’s position. As we were pulling it from its sandy grave, I swear it felt like we were cheating fate itself.