Solve the halting problem, $300-$1000
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Solve the halting problem, $300-$1000
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Re: Solve the halting problem, $300-$1000
#2Re: Solve the halting problem, $300-$1000
#3As the superior German programmer I am I've already solved the problem in my head as per your specification. I'm able to deliver a solution in source code in any language that can print a line of text. If necessary, I can also provide flowcharts and a solution on solid German-made paper.
Re: Solve the halting problem, $300-$1000
#4Re: Solve the halting problem, $300-$1000
#5i like the last post response: As the superior German programmer I am I've already solved the problem in my head as per your specification. I'm able to deliver a solution in source code in any language that can print a line of text. If necessary, I can also provide flowcharts and a solution on solid German-made paper.
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#7An expert team of 70 Webdesigners can get this done in no time. Edit: this is actually an interesting demonstration of what happens if the sales people are disconnected from engineering. I've yet to see a big company that doesn't do the equivalent of this. Slightly more professional, but still the same thing.
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#8Project Creator: Alan T. And the reply by K. Gödel. Made my day.
Re: Solve the halting problem, $300-$1000
#9i like the last post response: As the superior German programmer I am I've already solved the problem in my head as per your specification. I'm able to deliver a solution in source code in any language that can print a line of text. If necessary, I can also provide flowcharts and a solution on solid German-made paper.
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#10This is a good demonstration of why you should only outsource things that you could do yourself but don't have the time to do. Never outsource something you don't know how to do (at least not if it's a core competitive requirement).
My new mantra is "Don't outsource anything the neighbors' 10 year old couldn't complete properly."