No, they really haven't.

And the same approach of just splitting in half in every dimension at each tree level can extend to arbitrary dimension, but usually something else like a kdtree is used instead.

You’re a fan of Lamarck?

Ten years ago, that distinction may have been a valid one.

Has anyone sorted out a good way to do dynamic lighting or animation with it?

So it’s ewaste.

Are you saying that you think Apple Maps is directing him to drive along a fractal instead of a road?

Not many people know about it but the world is an illusion, it is believed to be based on PS1 triangles so you have to count the edges thrice. Prove me wrong.

You would have to take an implausible number of wrong turns to have a chance of making it anywhere near that long a drive. For an example of a shorter but still entirely unreasonable path: Head straight north all the way to the pole, continue south to the pole, continue north to the latitude of the destination, then head due east until arrival.

>As a science major, I'm not sure what the point of relying on an AI is as it would leave you empty

Why do you think it wouldn't do the same for other fields? The purpose of writing essays in school is never to have the finished product; it's to learn and analyze the topic of the essay and/or to go through the process of writing and editing it.

>Hacked voting machines are a problem... unless our guys do it.

If they hack voting machines, they're not my guys, friend.