10 BTC will be awarded to the contestant who writes the best facial recognition software that detects Jews, preferably ``in Lisp'' but not as a requisite. Must have >70% success rate. Code shall be submitted with a receiving address.
Contest ends Apr 30, 2013, at which point submissions will be evaluated by the benefactor(s) of said 10 BTC.
>>38 soft (as in not-very-useful except casually)
Well then it was an overwhelming success!
you, >>33, aren't capable of it.
Oh wow. You don't need to be a chef to tell that the soup is cold, idiot. Besides that, my shitty wget+grep script is far better than your piece of shit `search engine'.
>>46
I'm new to this thread. Also it's not grammar, it's semantics. Misusing it demonstrates a fundamental misunderstanding of the language you are trying to use and makes you look like an idiot.
>>48
Please, tell me where the hyperbole is, and how >>46 is clearly not aimed at >>45. Or is >>44 supposed to be hyperbole? I don't see how “literally 14 years old” is supposed to not be taken, uh, literally.
This thread made me realize / / is not shit. It's just the post rates.
The shitposters/spammers usually have a fixed combined post rate of ~15 posts/day, but the regular posters have a wildly low post rate. The regular posters aren't even special people or experienced EXPERT PROGRAMMERS but they manage to make / / amusing in (sometimes) unusual ways.
To summarize it all, we need you to [b][o]POST[o]MORE[/b].
>>69
Easy. Here's the deduction trace of >>42: You don't need to be a chef to tell that the soup is cold I am not a chef but I can still tell that the soup is cold I am not a programmer but I can still tell that the soup is cold
>>70
Well he misunderstood. I meant that just because I have never written a search engine proper with proper rankings for w4c does not mean that I can't recognize a shitty one as shitty.