We know that mathematically and linguistically, Approximately equal “≈” doesn’t mean total equality, but an almost equality, thus the sign “≈” can be used interchangeably with that of unequal/different “≠”. E.g. : 3.95 is approximately equal to 4, but 3.95 is still absolutely different from 4.
I discovered the simplest Sudoku solve possible for years now, but I didn't give it much attention before; that is until I realized lately its plausible implications when I learned Sudoku is one of the mainstream examples of P vs NP problem. I think my correspondence with Mr. Cunningham (he developed the first wiki in the world) weeks ago explains everything about it. I only had to add a few more notes to that PDFed correspondence:
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Glitch City
Finding the GTA Advance Easter egg using
the method I accidentally found in the summer of 2013:
1/ Droppin’bombs level, Scorelli stage: being in the Droppin’bombs level and Scorelli
mission.
2/ Scorelli 1st gang: killing Scorelli’s men.
