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ssalmon74[dead post] ◴[] No.45902962[source]
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rhdunn ◴[] No.45904095[source]
I've personally found the opposite. In order to advance you need to know the specific techniques or mathematics and there are no hints or information on how to approach the problem. So it boils down to how much of that mathematics you know. If you don't then the brute force approaches take a long time to find the solution.
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1. leosanchez ◴[] No.45904185[source]
I think with a few math tricks you can solve around 25-50, It gets very tough after that without maths background.
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2. rhdunn ◴[] No.45905501[source]
Yeah. I think I got to around 10-15 before I got stuck. It's been several years since I attempted it though.