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Re: How many files have you rated?
Barrett Anderson Account Info
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i voted 1-10 but come to think of it.... i only tried to vote for 2, but i couldn't vote for either since they were mine :)

(SECOND VOTE!)

Reply to this comment    17 March 2004, 19:44 GMT

Re: Re: How many files have you rated?
Barrett Anderson Account Info
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and when i say 'vote' the second and third times, of course i mean 'rate'

Reply to this comment    17 March 2004, 19:45 GMT


Why would you want to rate your own stuff, anyway?
Ti-89_Coder Account Info

Sample Review: "This program that I wrote is so great and cool that everyone should download it!!! It is really fast and amazing for BASIC!!! It has no bugs, and never crashes!!! Best of all, the numbers are always completely different each time you run it!!!"

Reply to this comment    17 March 2004, 20:28 GMT

Re: Why would you want to rate your own stuff, anyway?
no_one_2000_  Account Info
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Wow, that's real!? ;-)

I'm in the 1-10 category, but I plan to vote for PLENTY more when I don't have so many things going on with school and all...

Reply to this comment    17 March 2004, 22:31 GMT


Re: Re: Why would you want to rate your own stuff, anyway?
Konrad Meyer  Account Info
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I am in the 50-100 category. I say we should form a league and rate every single one of kmartian's 83(+) BASIC programs (and his Doors{OS|CS} crap) 1.

Reply to this comment    19 March 2004, 02:56 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Why would you want to rate your own stuff, anyway?
JAKAS  Account Info

HA, Yah, he really does have quite a few programs.

Reply to this comment    19 March 2004, 19:39 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Why would you want to rate your own stuff, anyway?
no_one_2000_  Account Info
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Mmm... I'd say only vote "1" for the ones that deserve a 1 rating. Some are better than 1, so you might as well be honest with your votes. The point of the rating system isn't to sabatoge other authors (or to give them just 10s). It's to give an honest rating of each file, despite who wrote it.

Who ever thought I'd be the good guy on here? LOL

Reply to this comment    20 March 2004, 03:31 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Why would you want to rate your own stuff, anyway?
no_one_2000_  Account Info
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Mmm... I'd say only vote "1" for the ones that deserve a 1 rating. Some are better than 1, so you might as well be honest with your votes. The point of the rating system isn't to sabatoge other authors (or to give them just 10s). It's to give an honest rating of each file, despite who wrote it.

Who ever thought I'd be the good guy on here? LOL

Reply to this comment    20 March 2004, 03:32 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Why would you want to rate your own stuff, anyway?
no_one_2000_  Account Info
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Sorry for the double post :) The ticalc.org Post button didn't seem to be working (but I guess it really was). Oh, never mind.

Reply to this comment    20 March 2004, 03:34 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Why would you want to rate your own stuff, anyway?
Konrad Meyer  Account Info
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However, I don't think that any of his programs (with the exception of Civilization) deserve anything higher than 1. Civilization deserves a 9 for the 3d engine, but it is incredibly slow.

Reply to this comment    20 March 2004, 05:48 GMT


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BlackThunder  Account Info
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O_o It's a pseudo-3D engine. There's a difference.

Pseudo-3D is fun. :D

Reply to this comment    21 March 2004, 18:05 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Why would you want to rate your own stuff, anyway?
jrock7286  Account Info
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High Five for being the good guy. Kerm has taken a lot of crap from you guys (not addressed to no_one anymore) and I think you should give him some credit. Sure, he may be mainly a BASIC programmer, but so am I, and it really is possible to make good BASIC programs. And if you're going to say something about ASM being faster than BASIC, I would like to ask you something: Would you rather program a math program that goes a little bit faster in ASM to spit out an answer if it costs probably hours longer to program? I think not...I could program a BASIC quadform program in probably about 45 seconds, while it isn't even possible to compile and send an ASM program in that amount of time...BASIC has it's high points too...You're welcome Kerm (note the CAPITALIZED name) ;)

Reply to this comment    24 March 2004, 01:18 GMT

Re: Why would you want to rate your own stuff, anyway?
Morgan Davies  Account Info
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Where did you find that?

Reply to this comment    17 March 2004, 22:52 GMT


Re: Re: Why would you want to rate your own stuff, anyway?
no_one_2000_  Account Info
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Yeah, I'm curious as well... let me guess... 83+ BASIC?

Reply to this comment    18 March 2004, 01:11 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Why would you want to rate your own stuff, anyway?
Morgan Davies  Account Info
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I am guessing that he just wrote that. I wouldn't approve a review like that.

Reply to this comment    21 March 2004, 19:19 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Why would you want to rate your own stuff, anyway?
darkhydra21 Account Info

Somehow it seems less is really more with BASIC programs; the only way to find out whether or not they are good is to actually try them. I mean, some of those descriptions sound a little too good to be true...i.e. "this GREAT little program provides your TI-8X calculator with many new features!!!! A must download!!!!!!!" But hey, that's just my opinion

Reply to this comment    23 March 2004, 02:15 GMT

Re: Why would you want to rate your own stuff, anyway?
Jedd G  Account Info
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Haha so true. :)

Reply to this comment    18 March 2004, 08:03 GMT

Re: Why would you want to rate your own stuff, anyway?
slimey_limey  Account Info
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Not all the time. Remember von Neumann's comment:

Any one who considers arithmetical methods of producing random digits is, of course, in a state of sin.
--John von Neumann, 1951

Reply to this comment    18 March 2004, 23:08 GMT


Re: Re: Why would you want to rate your own stuff, anyway?
darkhydra21 Account Info

Any one who considers arithmetical methods of producing random digits is, of course, in a state of sin.

Hmmmmm......

Any one who considers plucking random numbers out of the air must be crazy...

Heh heh

Reply to this comment    23 March 2004, 02:17 GMT


Re: Why would you want to rate your own stuff, anyway?
Travis Evans Account Info

I've seen "there are no bugs" in file descriptions here. IMO, it's rather stupid to say something like that about any program.

Reply to this comment    24 March 2004, 19:33 GMT

Re: Re: How many files have you rated?
no_one_2000_  Account Info
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Well, my vote should be changed now (even though that's not possible), because I decided to go rate a bunch of files because I felt bad. Come on! We're all slacking! Rate some files! I think the rating system could be a huge success once we get enough people rating them. If everybody rated a program after downloading it and evaluating it, most of the files would get ratings pretty quickly (except for some of the larger ones like TI-83+ BASIC). But then again, not all of those BASIC files need ratings, do they? ;-)

Anyway... I just got my results back from the AMC... I MISSED THE AIME BY 0.5 POINTS!!!!!! :'( The thing that makes me REALLY mad is, for one of the answers, I filled in the wrong bubble. That really ticks me off. I know this because I copied down all my answers onto a scrap piece of paper before turning in my test... and after looking at it, I realized I missed one of the easier questions that I knew the correct answer to. Alright, sorry... I'm really mad at myself right now... had to get that out.

Reply to this comment    18 March 2004, 01:17 GMT

Re: Re: Re: How many files have you rated?
no_one_2000_  Account Info
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Whoa... is it just me, or did the old reviews get deleted?

Reply to this comment    18 March 2004, 01:18 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: How many files have you rated?
Travis Evans Account Info
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Yeah, they removed the old reviews. The news article about bringing back reviews explains why. I attached the URL to this post.

Reply to this comment    20 March 2004, 21:19 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: How many files have you rated?
no_one_2000_  Account Info
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Thanks :) I must have missed that...

I just figured they'd keep them. Oh well. Some were pretty funny (the ones insulting bad programs). :-D

Reply to this comment    21 March 2004, 18:01 GMT

Re: Re: Re: How many files have you rated?
TheCalcGenius  Account Info
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man, that sucks.

I took both AMC 10A and AMC 10B, because on 10A I got a 118.5, 1.5 below the cutoff, and on 10B I got 116 because I missed one...and i was so mad. but then at a math contest my math teacher came up to me and said that i qualified for the AIME! it turned out that they lowered the 10A cutoff to 110.

Ahh, the joys of ambiguous questions....

Reply to this comment    18 March 2004, 05:03 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: How many files have you rated?
no_one_2000_  Account Info
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Ooh man... 1.5 is really close too. That really sucks. I hate it when stuff like that happens. Oh well, there's always next year. :( At least you qualified :) The AMC 10A cutoff is usually a bit lower than the AMC 10B cutoff. Maybe the 10A test is harder or something. I've only taken 10B. Anyway, good luck with the AIME :)

Reply to this comment    18 March 2004, 15:08 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: How many files have you rated?
TheCalcGenius  Account Info
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thanks...i'll need it
the national average is 3.05 questions right out of 15, so i'm thinking that i won't do very well on it :)
And both AMC 10 and AMC 12 qualifiers take the same AIME, so it's a bunch of calculus and other stuff...and i'm only a sophomore...

Well, the nice part is I get to miss 3.5 periods of school on Tuesday, so i'm happy!

Reply to this comment    18 March 2004, 16:18 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: How many files have you rated?
Konrad Meyer  Account Info
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What exactly is the AMC and AIME? What level of public schooling (I'm assuming US) is it taken in? I'm in Honours pre-calc and I've never heard of it before.

Reply to this comment    19 March 2004, 02:59 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: How many files have you rated?
JAKAS  Account Info

Me neither

Reply to this comment    19 March 2004, 19:40 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: How many files have you rated?
W Hibdon  Account Info
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AMC is the American Mathemetics Competition. AIME is a french verb congigated for Je (I) meaning I like or love.

-W-

Reply to this comment    19 March 2004, 23:31 GMT


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no_one_2000_  Account Info
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Heh- true, "J'aime"

But the AIME is, I think, the Americans Invitational Mathematics Exam. You have 15 questions, three hours, no calculator (just paper/pencil), and all answers are filled in with those little bubbles (similar to the SAT) and they're integers from 0-999. Pretty neat (if you're into that kinda stuff).

Reply to this comment    20 March 2004, 03:36 GMT

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Konrad Meyer  Account Info
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Where do you take it? Is it standerdized (taken by everyone in public schools)?

Reply to this comment    20 March 2004, 05:55 GMT

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TheCalcGenius  Account Info
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It's not required that you take the AMC but I think it is offered in almost all public schools. And if you make a high enough score you qualify for the AIME.
if you want then go to the sites:
www.amc10.org and www.amc12.org

Reply to this comment    20 March 2004, 17:02 GMT

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no_one_2000_  Account Info
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I usually go to www.unl.edu/amc [link]

I didn't know that they had www.amc10.com :-D I'll remember that.

Reply to this comment    21 March 2004, 18:03 GMT


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Ben Cherry  Account Info
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i wouldnt remember that if i were you, because the website is actually www.amc10.org ;)

Reply to this comment    21 March 2004, 19:28 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: How many files have you rated?
Konrad Meyer  Account Info
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So it's typically taken what year of high school? (Basically, how many years will I have to wait).

Reply to this comment    24 March 2004, 07:21 GMT


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no_one_2000_  Account Info
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Most schools take it. And yes, it's commonly done in schools, though you may be able to do it for home schooled people somehow (you could probably order the stuff).

Reply to this comment    21 March 2004, 18:02 GMT


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jrock7286  Account Info
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American Invitational Mathematics Examination...very close...go to:
www.acronymfinder.com/ af-query.asp?String= exact&Acronym=AIME
for all your acronym needs. ;) this website is pretty cool...I realized that my mom's initials are a common allergy: MSG...hehe

Reply to this comment    24 March 2004, 02:12 GMT


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Sam3.14 Account Info

I looked up my initials, SAB, and they mean 'Self Abusive Behavior'

Reply to this comment    24 March 2004, 14:17 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: How many files have you rated?
W Hibdon  Account Info
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AMC is the American Mathemetics Competition. AIME is a french verb conjugated for Je (I) meaning I like or love.

-W-

Reply to this comment    19 March 2004, 23:31 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: How many files have you rated?
jordan krage  Account Info

lowered the cutoff?!?!? for everyone? i got 110 on the AMC10 and noone told me about a lower cutoff!

Reply to this comment    21 March 2004, 13:15 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: How many files have you rated?
TheCalcGenius  Account Info
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It was only for AMC 10A that the cutoff was lowered to 110: on the 10B the cutoff was still 120, so if you got a 110 on the 10A, you've been gypped...and it's too late because the AIME was today! And i answered six (i'm probably going to get like 3 right)

Reply to this comment    23 March 2004, 22:32 GMT


Re: Re: Re: How many files have you rated?
KermMartian Account Info
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Sw33t - I made the AIME :) That sucks 4 u, though - which problem did you in?

Reply to this comment    18 March 2004, 16:09 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: How many files have you rated?
no_one_2000_  Account Info
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*laughs* It's really embarrassing...

The one about "Which is a perfect square?"

And they had choices like

98!100!, 99!100!, 99!101!, 100!101!, 99!101!

And the answer was REALLY obvious (99!100! because all integers from 1-99 are squared... and then you have 100, which is already perfect square-- and I knew that, but somehow, I filled in the wrong bubble). I'm still mad at myself for that. 0.5 points. Grrr... That's REALLY irritating.

Anybody get close to a 150? ;-)

Reply to this comment    20 March 2004, 03:39 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: How many files have you rated?
TheCalcGenius  Account Info
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Wow...that was like #5 on the AMC10...smart move, no_one :)

My goal was to answer 17 correct. No more and no less, because that would have given me a 122.

I know of at least 6 people who made perfect scores on the AMC10...
(http://www.unl.edu/amc/e-exams/ e6-amc12/e6-1-12archive /2004-12a/04perfect1012AB.html).
They are crazy........sorry to dampen your spirits :)

Reply to this comment    20 March 2004, 22:17 GMT


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no_one_2000_  Account Info
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I was shooting for about 20 correct. I think I would have had 18, if it weren't for my stupidity :). I just have trouble with filling in little circles. Guess I need to go back to preschool for a while. LOL

And yeah, I always look through the perfect score list, and it's funny how the people who get 150 points are almost always Asian. It's pretty hard to get them all right on a timed test like that. If there was no time limit, then I would have no problem answering them all correctly, but I'm slow. Another thing I realized is, you only have three minutes per problem. For some, that's definitely not enough.

Reply to this comment    21 March 2004, 18:12 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: How many files have you rated?
jrock7286  Account Info
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Earlier you said 15 questions and 3 hours...isn't that 12 minutes a problem?
15 questions/3 hours
5 questions/1 hour
5 questions/60 minutes
1 question/12 minutes

maybe that was the other test though...

Reply to this comment    24 March 2004, 01:27 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: How many files have you rated?
TheCalcGenius  Account Info
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That's for the AIME...what no_one said was for the AMC

the AIME is hard enough anyways...

Reply to this comment    24 March 2004, 01:31 GMT


Re: Re: How many files have you rated?
Nick Banks  Account Info
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very funny.... not :|

Reply to this comment    22 March 2004, 21:18 GMT

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