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You solve the inverse problem once. That’s takes a while.

Then you build it. More time.

Then you run it for thousands of different inputs. There’s the benefit.

For example:

You build a kernel describing the acoustics of a sound (ie a body of water) once.

Then you can solve instantly what and where sounds (acoustics) are coming from

I just bought a 128Gb model for $320 with tax to upgrade the 16Gb model I’ve had. I’m promised an $80 trade in for my old one.

The SE is an old phone that was arguably outdated at launch. It struggles loading fancy websites. The camera is quite outdated[1].

So why buy it?

It’s a phone that fits in my hand with being google.

[1] what modern smartphones do with their cameras is nothing short of magic. I have a Fuji X series and I rarely use it - the SE is enough.