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by jkaptur
324 days ago
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This essay would benefit from results from computational complexity. P vs NP, of course, but also the halting problem and Rice's theorem: non-trivial semantic properties of programs are undecidable. In other words, if you say "this is the solution to that sudoku puzzle", that's easy to verify. "This sudoku puzzle has a solution" is almost certainly much harder to verify. "Here's a program that can solve any sudoku puzzle - impossible (in general). |
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