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Of the few I attempted this year I actually used ChatGPT to help me decipher just what the hell the waffling, rambling, windy, unclear, and ultimately superfluo
by lloydatkinson 3y ago
Of the few I attempted this year I actually used ChatGPT to help me decipher just what the hell the waffling, rambling, windy, unclear, and ultimately superfluous challenge requirements were.
I didn’t have the solutions generated by ChatGPT to be clear, I used a prompt along the lines of “take this text and extract it’s requirements and generate bullet points, also make the example inputs and outputs clear”.
I did the same for the previous year too, when ChatGPT hadn’t been out for long.
I find that a lot more enjoyable and less tedious.
- genman 3y agoWhile not all people appear to appreciate your comment then I can relate to it. Not everyone enjoys this kind of story and world building and would like to get to the point already.
- matsemann 3y agoPeople (including me) can sometime solve the tasks quicker than others can read them. Just read the sentence above the example, then skim the explanation below and go for it. It's a gamble sometimes, but it's entirely feasible to skip all the story (it often do contain hints, though).
- genman 3y agoLooking at the scoreboard, it must have been like this as some people have submitted solutions way faster I could have humanly read all the story.
- mtlmtlmtlmtl 3y agoThis is how I read almost anything except fiction. Start at the end and work my way backwards until the conclusion makes sense.
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