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simcop2387
on March 17, 2014
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2048 in 4D
if you store it with log2(n) you could easily store everything with a single byte. That brings the storage requirements down considerably. Though you still have huge issues with storage, not to mention input. For input you'd need 4096 combinations!
dbaupp
on March 17, 2014
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You can even do 2 numbers per byte (11 takes 4 bits).
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