If we can't brute-force Go, we can't simulate trillions of cells either
vishalmisra · x · 2026-10-26
The quoted post argues: Go is a static game on a simple 19×19 grid, yet we still can't brute-force all possible moves — yet some believe we'll simulate a dynamic system of trillions of cells, each containing trillions of molecules. vishalmisra endorses with "Precisely." A skeptical take on brute-force compute as a path to simulating biology.
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