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Re: Ask Shmitles
I have a question for you.
If a metaphorical embodiment of society is travelling at a velocity of umbrellas, and in the opposite direction is the imagination of the letter Q is sinking into death at a rate of 95 desks per calculators, assuming the jelly in the donut is rasberry, how many pillows are on Planet X? And how many german shepherds are living on planet Mars, assuming that the Sun is in fact blue that day, and LJ3 is not corecting my grammar.
If a metaphorical embodiment of society is travelling at a velocity of umbrellas, and in the opposite direction is the imagination of the letter Q is sinking into death at a rate of 95 desks per calculators, assuming the jelly in the donut is rasberry, how many pillows are on Planet X? And how many german shepherds are living on planet Mars, assuming that the Sun is in fact blue that day, and LJ3 is not corecting my grammar.
Last edited by LJ3 on 2011-01-12, 16:46; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : The Sun must not be blue either.)
Ranebuggy- Commander
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Re: Ask Shmitles
I too have a question for you, Commander Comrade.
In terms of computer science, can every problem that can be efficiently checked by a computer also be efficiently solved by a computer? Essentialy what I am asking is does P = NP? (If solutions to problems can be verified quickly, can solutions themselves also be verified quickly?)
And in case you want to play my own trick on me, I WILL DEFINE THE WORDS. "Quick" would be an algorithm running in polynomial time. Oh, and "P" or "Class P" refers to questions that algorithms can solve in polynomial time. "NP" is a class of questions that can be verified in polynomial time.
Please get back to me on this before someone like Vinay Deolalikar solves it. I believe you are smarter than people like him, and we can even split the million dollars 50-50.
Oh, and I have a slightly more difficult question. Can we respond to questions that others asked within this forum. You see, Commander Comrade ranebuggy brought up a highly intellectual query earlier, and I wanted to respond, but found myself incapable of doing so because you might send me to Siberia.
Thanks in advance Commander Comrade!
In terms of computer science, can every problem that can be efficiently checked by a computer also be efficiently solved by a computer? Essentialy what I am asking is does P = NP? (If solutions to problems can be verified quickly, can solutions themselves also be verified quickly?)
And in case you want to play my own trick on me, I WILL DEFINE THE WORDS. "Quick" would be an algorithm running in polynomial time. Oh, and "P" or "Class P" refers to questions that algorithms can solve in polynomial time. "NP" is a class of questions that can be verified in polynomial time.
Please get back to me on this before someone like Vinay Deolalikar solves it. I believe you are smarter than people like him, and we can even split the million dollars 50-50.
Oh, and I have a slightly more difficult question. Can we respond to questions that others asked within this forum. You see, Commander Comrade ranebuggy brought up a highly intellectual query earlier, and I wanted to respond, but found myself incapable of doing so because you might send me to Siberia.
Thanks in advance Commander Comrade!
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Re: Ask Shmitles
Ranebuggy wrote:I have a question for you.
If a metaphorical embodiment of society is travelling at a velocity of umbrellas, and in the opposite direction is the imagination of the letter Q is sinking into death at a rate of 95 desks per calculators, assuming the jelly in the donut is rasberry, how many pillows are on Planet X? And how many german shepherds are living on planet Mars, assuming that the sun is in fact blue that day, and LJ3 is not coretin meye gremer.
If you believe hard enough than you can do anything you put your mind to
Re: Ask Shmitles
Shmitles wrote:Ranebuggy wrote:I have a question for you.
If a metaphorical embodiment of society is travelling at a velocity of umbrellas, and in the opposite direction is the imagination of the letter Q is sinking into death at a rate of 95 desks per calculators, assuming the jelly in the donut is rasberry, how many pillows are on Planet X? And how many german shepherds are living on planet Mars, assuming that the sun is in fact blue that day, and LJ3 is not coretin meye gremer.
If you believe hard enough than you can do anything you put your mind to
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