Cool. I am applying to jobs and it seems graph theory is popular in the "Leet Code" questions pace. So very timely, thank you! And clever domain name :)
not super fond of my memories of having to come up with a graph demonstration on a fixed time on a paper exam, but at least I can say I was once a person that could do that!
Sure I can. But from my experience solutions in math books usually continue learning process and can provide even more insight to a problem. Solutions from ChatGPT or Claude barely can replace that.
Everything, except the bleeding edge and situations requiring the context window to be more than 60% filled, are elementary to Opus 5.5 . If you provide the questions completely, you can be very sure that Claude’s solutions will be correct. The world has changed; AI is reliable; we need to adapt.
We have experienced that adverserial review cycles is the only way to really guarantee good outputs from coding agents - best modelled as a cyclic graph.
I don't think modelling this as a graph adds anything that you wouldn't get from the phrase 'adversarial review cycles' already. So graph theory is pretty much useless for this application.
There are plenty of ways to get a copy.
Please prove me wrong.