@@CompilerStuck IIRC bogo has an average time complexity of n!, so it would be (if I got the dimensions right) 7.5 × 10^2266 number of operations on average. Which considering a billion years is about 3.5 * 10^19 milliseconds, yeah... You know what, forever sounds right :)
Probably bogo. I'm surprised it finished that quickly
I killed the program after 1 minute. It would be running forever :)
@@CompilerStuck IIRC bogo has an average time complexity of n!, so it would be (if I got the dimensions right) 7.5 × 10^2266 number of operations on average. Which considering a billion years is about 3.5 * 10^19 milliseconds, yeah... You know what, forever sounds right :)
Actually, it's worse than that. it's (n+1)!.@@CreamusG
This is how it looks (and sounds) the fabric of reality breaking up
It's ABSOLUTELY Bogo Sort
Bogo sort but it's a cotton cube
Guess what colour I'm thinking of... here, I'll give you a hint (proceeds to screech the alphabet song).
what does the sorted cube look like
No lines, like it was in the beginning
That on 0:00 was certainly shuffling...
when you microwave a grape
I might be stupid but what exactly is being sorted here?
There are dots and each line connects where a dot currently is and where it is supposed to be.
wait is that bogosort?
what if it was a bogo sort variant and we didn't know
BogoSortObviusly
Chose a real sorting algorithm... shuffling is not a sorting algorithm
The sorting mechanism is:
ERR_SYS_OVERLOAD
Bogo sort
Bogo or Improved Bogo
Median quick bogo?
b
o
g
o
Bogo
Yeah
Bogosort
mood
Seizure sort
Bogo sort
I know, It is bogo sort
idk
must be bogo
How the fuck does everyone know its bogo
Sound has no apparent rhythm, lots of swaps and the note distribution being all over the place means its probably bogo sort, or something similar.
I mean look at it, there's pretty much no change in disorder until BAM 0:44. It's like a jumpscare
Other sorting algorithms make visible progress before finishing the process.
Bogo sort