Thread: Calculating S in C task

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    Quote Originally Posted by Overworked_PhD View Post
    Right, like your brilliant code? Oh wait, all you can do is call people names. I don't think that you are capable of writing elegant and concise code, in any programming language, to any kind of difficult programming problem.
    Unlike you friend, I have deliberately avoided letting the proletarian anger take the better of me and have argued against your points with refined irony rather than name-calling.

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    Actually, I'll extend this same offer to MK27, laserlight (even though I don't like her), and iMalc (even though I'm not that fond of him either).

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    Quote Originally Posted by quzah View Post
    After all, it's "only 10 lines of C". How hard can it be to figure out how to post it here?
    Don't forget who you're talking about here. Frankly I'm not surprised at all.
    Thank you, anon. You sure know how to recognize different types of trees from quite a long way away.

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    Quote Originally Posted by quzah View Post
    Put up or shut up.


    Quzah.
    You aren't worthy. Seriously. I'll email you the code that day you make a semi intelligent response on this forum.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Overworked_PhD View Post
    Actually, I'll extend this same offer to MK27, laserlight (even though I don't like her), and iMalc (even though I'm not that fond of him either).
    What I think is happening is that you are afraid to post your 10liner here and prefer to get some feedback from another member first in order to avoid the subsequent embarrassment.

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    Quote Originally Posted by claudiu View Post
    What I think is happening is that you are afraid to post your 10liner here and prefer to get some feedback from another member first in order to avoid the subsequent embarrassment.
    It's a safety net. Then when they give it to UserX, and UserX says "This is what UserY gave me.", UserY can come along and say "NUH UH!"


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    Quote Originally Posted by pobri19 View Post
    Hahaha this is actually amusing.
    Doh!

    Uncylcopedia: Overworked_PhD

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    Quote Originally Posted by claudiu View Post
    What I think is happening is that you are afraid to post your 10liner here and prefer to get some feedback from another member first in order to avoid the subsequent embarrassment.
    No, I would liked to hear unbiased feedback from people have IQs 5 points higher than a chimpanzee. This means that you, Quzah, and that other douche don't get to provide feedback.

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    Quote Originally Posted by quzah View Post
    It's a safety net. Then when they give it to UserX, and UserX says "This is what UserY gave me.", UserY can come along and say "NUH UH!"


    Quzah.
    Yeah, it's pretty obvious. I smell insecurity.

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    Overworked_PhD, you have a PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Overworked_PhD View Post
    No, I would liked to hear unbiased feedback from people have IQs 5 points higher than a chimpanzee. This means that you, Quzah, and that other douche don't get to provide feedback.
    I guess that rules you out on reviewing your own code then. What a shame.
    Thank you, anon. You sure know how to recognize different types of trees from quite a long way away.

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    I'm quite curious to see the ANSI C compliant code that is able to produce a factorial solution to n=100 (or higher) in a 32bit system.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pobri19 View Post
    I guess that rules you out on reviewing your own code then. What a shame.
    Haha. Actually he was complaining a few posts ago that his "IQ dropped by 20 points" meaning it is now negative.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Adak View Post
    Overworked_PhD, you have a PM.
    I just read your PM. I'm going to send over the code, along with the explanation, to your email. Just don't post it here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Overworked_PhD View Post
    No, I would liked to hear unbiased feedback from people have IQs 5 points higher than a chimpanzee. This means that you, Quzah, and that other douche don't get to provide feedback.
    It's apparent you can't do what you claim. Either you do have 10 lines of C code that compile on a standard compiler, and can produce said 158 digit numbers, or you don't.


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