"Message from the PriComp 2022 General Chairs" by Fenghua Li, Laurence T. Yang et al.
By Fenghua Li, Laurence T. Yang, and Willy Susilo, Published on 01/01/22
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By Fenghua Li, Laurence T. Yang, and Willy Susilo, Published on 01/01/22
“High-Performance Computing and Future Requirements” is the title of the talk that Jack Dongarra will give at noon Tuesday, June 14.
Anubhooti Gupta Being perfectly rational is not an evolutionarily viable form of reasoning. Itâs slow and requires a lot of information that may not always be available. Think about the problems we are evolved to solve: which plants are safe enough to eat, how to survive a contagion, how to protect resources from outsiders, how to figure out who to trust, how to find a mate. Itâs impossible to find these answers through rational means alone; it would take too long or require more information than we possess. What helps is reasoning through bias. A bias is a cognitive shortcut, a for...