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And then allow aimbots for counterstrike, stockfish at chess tournaments and Epo on the tour de France. The leader board is intended for people to compete again
by zwirbl 2y ago
And then allow aimbots for counterstrike, stockfish at chess tournaments and Epo on the tour de France.
The leader board is intended for people to compete against each other, one could make a separate leaderboard for LLM, kind of similar to the chess AI leaderboards.
- falcor84 2y ago> allow aimbots for counterstrike I'm not played counterstrike in over a decade, so you got me wondering - are there matches where everyone uses aimbots? What does the game look like then? I suppose there's a new mix of strategies evolving, with a higher focus on the macro movement planning?
- worthless-trash 2y ago> are there matches where everyone uses aimbots? Yes > What does the game look like then? I have only observed the games, it requires a lot of hiding. Most of the time the winning method is to act at the very last second and hope the other player is distracted.
- WithinReason 2y agoFalse equivalence. The sole reason for counterstrike and chess to exist is competition. Programming is about solving a problem. If you want to turn programming into a competition you shouldn't take away tools from the programmer.
- jbjbjbjb 2y agoYou’re saying programming isn’t not equivalent to chess here because programming isn’t a competition, but the Advent of Code leaderboard very much is a competition.