How do I reduce every problem in the world to a Turing Machine?

How do I reduce every problem in the world to a Turing Machine? Deterministic or nondet.
How do I reduce every problem in the world to a Turing Machine? Deterministic or nondet.

At the very least you’d run into problems with the computability of real numbers.

Student Answer: If you're curious to know the answer to these types of questions, I reccomend taking computational complexity theory (CS elective). *Not every problem is decidable, those solvable by a TM or a TM are inP, NP!
Student Answer: If you’re curious to know the answer to these types of questions, I reccomend taking computational complexity theory (CS elective). *Not every problem is decidable, those solvable by a TM or a TM are inP, NP!

How to best remember Boston College?

How to best remember Boston College?
How to best remember Boston College?

If you are a graduating, it might be helpful to remember how Boston College personally impacted you: maybe it was a friend, a club, a professor, or an event; it can be anything that has shaped the person you’ve become and what you are going out into the world to do.

What is the best 1980’s show to watch?

What is the best 1980's show to watch on a rainy day in April while eating ice cream?
What is the best 1980’s show to watch on a rainy day in April while eating ice cream?

One of my Gen X helpers got so excited about this question that they offered more than one to binge–check out: The Golden Girls, Murder She Wrote, Cheers, The Wonder Years, Silver Spoons, Moonlighting, Night Court, A Different World, Growing Pains, Murphy Brown, and St. Elsewhere. Happy Nesting!

How do I control myself?

How do I control myself?
How do I control myself?

I recommend box breathing! It helps lower blood pressure and increase mindfullness so you can be less stressed and make good choices.

Breathe in 4 seconds. Hold it 4 seconds. Breathe out 4 seconds. Hold it 4 seconds. Repeat this pattern until you feel under control and calm.