Meeting 42 - Computational Complexity Theorists' Society
Attendees:
Summary:
- The meeting began with a heated debate over the best way to optimize a recursive function.
- John D. Doe argued that the optimal solution was to simply add more recursion.
- Jane S. Smith countered that the problem would be better solved with a clever use of memoization.
- Bob R. Johnson insisted that the key to success was to always, always, always use a constant-time solution.
- Alice T. Lee proposed a novel approach using iterative methods, but her idea was met with skepticism by the others.
Action Items:
- John D. Doe will attempt to implement the recursive solution and report back to the group.
- Jane S. Smith will research memoization techniques and provide examples for the next meeting.
- Bob R. Johnson will write a paper defending the use of constant-time solutions in all cases.
- Alice T. Lee will experiment with iterative methods and try to prove the others wrong.
Next Meeting:
- Next meeting scheduled for next Thursday at 2 PM in the usual location.
- Please bring a snack to share.