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Yes. I thought that really artificially skewed the scores, though. When we went to the finals one team member (who normally achieved one run, one pass), keep fl
by RogerL 11y ago
Yes. I thought that really artificially skewed the scores, though. When we went to the finals one team member (who normally achieved one run, one pass), keep flubbing his entry. His protracted time in the seat meant the rest of us were artificially restricted at getting our problems done. I had an entire program written out but was never able to even type in. I suppose you could argue that we should have managed that resource better, but you cannot realistically predict someone is going to have an off day; it was 'clear' that he understood what the problem was and the next change was going to be successful. Ah well, it was a lot of fun.