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    A post tackles P vs. NP: Why can answers be easier to check than find?

    Using school schedules and a combination lock, a user illustrates the gap between finding a solution and quickly verifying one.

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    A user’s explanation of P vs. NP centers on problems whose solutions the post describes as difficult to find but quick to check. It uses arranging a school schedule without conflicts as one example, and compares the distinction to figuring out a lock’s code versus entering a code someone gives you.

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    @zehavocRT @Shaun_Fosmark: Im not convinced people actually know what the P=NP problem is. Lets break it down. Before the 1960s, computers were…

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    @zehavocRT @Shaun_Fosmark: Im not convinced people actually know what the P=NP problem is. Lets break it down. Before the 1960s, computers were…