Great discussion. However I'm don't find Rodney Brooks arguments very compelling. See, near the end, the reply by Alison Gopnik.
I would say "no cost". On the hosting service I use, you can rent an IPv6 only host and you pay less. Why would you pay for an IPv4 address if you don't need it ?
+1 Dancing Link. Donald Knuth rules !
I agree. If an algo can demonstrate the huge gain between a clever algorithme and a naive one, it's this one.
The Monty Hall problem, as it is initially stated by vos Savant (and even in this link) is not well written. It make implicit assumptions about the host behavior. See…
Great discussion. However I'm don't find Rodney Brooks arguments very compelling. See, near the end, the reply by Alison Gopnik.
I would say "no cost". On the hosting service I use, you can rent an IPv6 only host and you pay less. Why would you pay for an IPv4 address if you don't need it ?
+1 Dancing Link. Donald Knuth rules !
I agree. If an algo can demonstrate the huge gain between a clever algorithme and a naive one, it's this one.
The Monty Hall problem, as it is initially stated by vos Savant (and even in this link) is not well written. It make implicit assumptions about the host behavior. See…