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> If p != np, then comp sci will lose much of its appeal. Say what? A lot of work is based on the assumption that P!=NP so you have to be clever in other ways.
by assface 9y ago
> If p != np, then comp sci will lose much of its appeal.
Say what? A lot of work is based on the assumption that P!=NP so you have to be clever in other ways.
- yters 9y agoAll that work is boring to the non specialist. It's the promise of unlimited power that gives IT glamor.