Rubik’s cube solving as performance. Sometimes the process of problem solving is the goal.<\/p>\n
The classical theory of problem solving. States based search based problem solving. Problems have a starting state, a set of methods and a goal state. The method operators have pre-conditions, a transformation method, etc. There is a defined state space.<\/p>\n
He is showing the Towers of Hanoi.<\/p>\n
The problem state graph for the towers of Hanoi can be an interface for collaborative problem solving. The tree can be computed on the fly.<\/p>\n
The graphs give you a shared representation.<\/p>\n
To generate the missionaries and cannibals graph you use a two dimensional graph. This problem is problematic.<\/p>\n
Blocks world problem graph has potential layout collisions.<\/p>\n
R real world problems. It could be applied to climate change. <\/p>\n
Co-solve controls collaborative problem solving. It has a lot of latency. By ticking up the atmosphere. This is some neoliberal bullocks. But it may have performance applications.<\/p>\n
Q: what problem are live codes trying to solve?
\nA: trying to get people to dance, maybe.<\/p>\n
Q: should a live coder think of a problem in advance?<\/p>\n
A: formulation is difficult.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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