Whenever I come on twitter I find posts talking about this problem, that problem and it never ends. It might be just my algorithm but it makes me think that "oh there are all these problems in the world rn". In reality, it was all for clout/engagement
Using instinct to prepare for my sem exams and it's doing pretty well not gonna lie. I just feed it the syllabus and that's it. It doesn't require any materials and all to give accurate, efficient and relevant answers. I feel like adding them only pollutes the quality of answers.
Wasnt expecting instinct to be this good. It does few things and does it well. I don't know how they are using the WhatsApp API for this but i think that is what makes it special as whatsapp have become deeply integrated in our daily routine. It just feels natural
@Spidey_707 like ppl seriously think that if one has some really good achievements then they don't know how to enjoy themselves, and are solely commited to their craft. Not true for all lol
@Spidey_707 I believe it is meant for those people who take everything in life so seriously and therefore forget to enjoy the process. It's a way of him saying "I'm a human after all" and not a machine
- You can also add users whose coding style you admire to see their solutions.
- There are already many extensions out there, doing the same thing but most of them breaks the native UI of codeforces. I tried to make it blend well.
suggestions appreciated
https://t.co/wd7PIhayIA
I made a Chrome extension that lets you check your friends submissions directly on the problem page (Codeforces).
I built this because:
- I practice with friends using the @TLE_Eliminators CP31 sheet and the
extension helps me to see whether they have done the problem or not.
Learning go. I do like that error handling is an integral part of go, which might seem tedious to some but actually isn't. It compensates for that by making it easier to handle them.