Leaving Norvig out of it, it seems to me that there is some shame in taking a reasonably straightforward problem like this one, thrashing around with it for months or years without producing an effective solution, and then being unable to see that your methodology wasn't working.
If the account is accurate, this Jeffries guy wasn't getting the ball through the hoop, whether or not LeBron was around.
A Sudoku solver isn't a hard problem. It's more like scoring 30% on a couple simple layup shots, then LeBron James comes along and dunks it out of the sky, but you still tell everyone that your way of training basketball is the best.
mjd|1 year ago
If the account is accurate, this Jeffries guy wasn't getting the ball through the hoop, whether or not LeBron was around.
paulmooreparks|1 year ago
Sesse__|1 year ago