17-Year-Old Wins Intel's $100K Science Prize
autospa writes "A California teenager who cracked a complex mathematical equation has been awarded the Intel Science Talent Search's $100,000 first-place prize. Evan O'Dorney, 17, won the prize for 'his mathematical project in which he compared two ways to estimate the square root of an integer. [He] discovered precisely when the faster way would work,' Intel announced Wednesday."
Wow, he set two computation time expressions equal to each other and solved for the problem size! That is *so* difficult and deserving of a $100k prize!
Information theory is life. The rest is just the KL divergence.
the project is not significant.
(insert obligatory XKCD here)
http://xkcdsucks.blogspot.com/
Perhaps he could have a rewarding career in engineering, advancing the future by inventing new ways to kill third worlders
LOL. Do you have a tiny penis?
Boo hoo, scathing comments from an AC. I shall now go weep in solitude and ponder how my life has gone horribly awry.
Lost at C:>. Found at C.