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programmer is anxious while watching you on 17:20.
I'm not a programmer at all, not even close to it. But sometimes it was just sooo painful to watch you (no offense).
– Gets 15 seconds avg. dest. time
– Reconfigures stuff…
– Gets 48 seconds avg. dest. time
– Is that better? It should be better…
"Hello I am Elias" #WWE
DAMN you are dumb! Don't ever try to play logic games EVER again.
at Task 3 you were just stupid
12:53. I wish they set this puzzle up differently. I was thinking of a really cool solution… since the neural network said it had an error of 75% , I assumed it got things wrong more often than chance (66% error), which would mean it would perform better than chance if you outputted say, what it thinks circles are to squares (when it see's a circle, 75% of the time I'd be wrong, and ~half of that time it'd be a square, meaning your program would be right ~37.5% of the time).
This logic seems like a really funny programming trick to me… if you write a function so badly that it sort things incorrectly more than chance… you can use it to perform better than chance by not following it's advice.
It'd be like sitting next to a person so dumb that they somehow consistently score lower than 25% on a multiple choice… and cheating by looking at their answers and ticking a different box.
Fun video but as a programmer, this hurts to watch. still, love the accent and I hope you have fun and lots of success.
Took him way to long to realize that blue circles existed
It hurt me to watch him do it some weird way instead of going back and changing old code to use less time.
How am I only now finding a bunch of Scottish youtubers.
How does he have 35 seconds on this one? I start out with 18.
While true: TakeOverTheWorld()
while true if abortkey.pressed = true then print("abort") else learn() end
This was incredibly painful to watch
I played with elisa,… it was hillarious.
Steejo, seriously mate, for all the tasks and custom blocks 6:00 is your golden ticket man. Go back and customize the previous blocks for the task at hand. Sorted!
The music would drive me up the wall.
So agonizing to wach this (for a programmer).
I think the issue here is that what is measured is latency rather than throughput, which is what was screwing you.
in the future you may want to try using the fast components in the front doing most of the sorting and the slow ones in the back needing only to do some final sort
really -.- i wanna scream so badly its stil fun tho
as a programmer spending 80% of my time on refactoring code and micro optimisations, it is horrible to see this :/
please don't put slow items in front, it slows everything else down, try to keep them in the back, so they have less items to filter though, second of all, load balancers can be anywhere, they dont have to be in the beginning of your system, 3rdly , 2 decision trees are faster than 1 expert if else
Looks like cost is servers used (1 + the number of 'server' blocks) * seconds it runs * 2. Number of blocks doesn't matter (save for the 'server' block, which adds one to the server count).
The first change I'd probably try is 1 (or 2, with a 'server' block) expert system (filtering out blue) leading directly into the decision tree color, then one sift each for each color (maybe try a server with two 'sifts' for each color). Once the blue is gone, having the colors sorted is extremely quick, so that should be done as early as possible to ensure as even distribution of the load as you can get to each sift and, more importantly, it'll also mean a lot less idle time for the 'decision tree color' block, the fastest block you have save for the 'server' block.
This seems like it could be even more infuriating than getting over it for us non-programmer types
looks very interesting and challenging. can't wait to try it!
Also,, Dammit i wanted to go buy the game and give it a go. Was excited to try it…. Cant buy it yet :(…
This Series i feel will be both awesome and fun to watch, but also equally will have me yelling at Steejo through my monitor XD.
But i find it really fun to watch these types of series to see how people figure them out.