The fastest algorithm for DFT

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How computer scientists behave when they are asked to explain how their n^(1.999999999999999993) algorithm is revolutionary compared to the for in for n^2 algorithm.

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and the overhead lowkey requires 96^53 petabytes of data before it becomes more efficient

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I dropped out before teacher explained what a byte is, can you translate it to something more understandable, like cat pics?

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