Anupam:Friendly advice
Posted: Mon Apr 26, 2004 11:53 am
This is getting too hot ...
Suman
Suman
Do what you like to do. If you like problem solving, why should you stop? And if you don't like it, and just wanted that number one place, then think yourself number one, because if the name of the number one is "Cheater" everyone knows he is, so why bother about that?Well, I am in a fix. What to do now. Continue with solving? help me..
About "time for programming". In Ulm, there is no course related to ACM, so all time I take for solving problems is time in addition to my normal course work. Ok, I have an advantage because I don't have to work to finance my studies.Peoples may think that Kugel, is a cheater, because he study in ULM, he has a local training, a good coach, a time for programming, and access to excellents materials.
If ranklists are eliminated, this would be a solution for the cheater problem. But the competition character of this site would be lost.Maybe, The solution must be, eliminate ranklist pages, AND programming only for fun and learn.
Today, Sort account by problem solved is not a good idea, because we sort:If ranklists are eliminated, this would be a solution for the cheater problem. But the competition character of this site would be lost.
That would be greatWhy do you not create additional Input/Output for these problems?
My team also organized the training ourselves. Most of the time it was just participating in uva online contests, and the other times we simulated the regional contest with old regional problems. And after the trainings I tried to solve all problems that I hadn't done during training. Everyone in a team can do this.In BUET, there is no tranning on programming, algorithm, competitin. We all, introduced ourselves own in programming contests.
He wants to say that number one "cheater elimintated by another cheater" is the ONLY cheater here.SAMS wrote:It is very easy to see who is cheater and who is not.
And in a flush what's this?SAMS wrote:So, there is only one cheater at archive.
And the account should be eliminated.
God damn it, Well done, purpose served. That's what we wanned to listen from you.anupam wrote:Again, after participating in many local contest in BUET, we thought that we will go for a regional. But, for partiality we couldn't go. That is why, with frustation I started to cheat.
Man o man, I had that frustation too when you were in number one, in fact a cheater in number one, BUT disguised. So with frustation I too started to cheatanupam wrote:That is why, with frustation I started to cheat.
Yeah, and once a printf-program has been sent, it won't go away regardless of how many zillions of real solutions to the problem you submit. For all I know, maybe all of the 0.000 solvers of 2358 have sent real solutions as well.Adrian Kuegel wrote:And as you can see for example submission list of 2358, Caesum aka Cronos also send in a printf program, and he is certainly a very good problem solver who wouldn't need to cheat.
It makes you the same?cheater_finds_cheater wrote:Man o man, I had that frustation too when you were in number one, in fact a cheater in number one, BUT disguised. So with frustation I too started to cheat , how's that make?
I have permutated all the in and outs of the problems I have sent to judge. So, printf can't be used there.Why do you not create additional Input/Output for these problems?
I have told many times to simulate a contest by the new problems of our senior brothers.the other times we simulated the regional contest with old regional problems.
So, why didn't you warn me by mail or in front of me? Why spending a lot of valuable time surfing the net?Man o man, I had that frustation too when you were in number one
Most of the teams participated in waterloo contests. I went to my senior brothers for those problems I can't do during the contest and I went to my senior brothers, they made me understand, solved the problems in front of me and sent them to my account. I didn't know whether they followed the pattern of the judge or not.judge solution' provided by the Waterloo site