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by s_gourichon
1992 days ago
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Common nitpicking, here for fun: both sentence kind of repeat one another, as they mean nearly the same thing. They could be expressed as one more symmetrical sentence, something like: "the set of efficient solutions and the set of elegant solutions are disjoint" (they have no common element). |
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