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Read Latest Entries..: (Post #15) by shaldengeki on Dec 8 2004, 04:21 PM.
Paul actually places more consistently than you, though. I was at almost every single competition last year... and I remember him placing a lot more often than you.And besides, what good is being "god" with a calculator if you don't do well in the competitions anyways?I mean, Nick does a lot better than you, especially at the sprint. And he has a TI-83+. Kinda sad, eh? So, ya know, he doesn't really even need the calculator to pwn you. >_> No bragging rights for j00.And w...
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Texas Instruments Calculator Programming

enterthematrix
Dec 7 2004, 11:57 PM
TI-89!

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shaldengeki
Dec 8 2004, 12:01 AM
Lbl A
randInt(0,69)->noob
If noob>42 then
Disp noob
Stop
EndIf
Goto A

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enterthematrix
Dec 8 2004, 12:07 AM
TI-89 Program:

CODE

shal()
Prgm
Local x,y
rand(1)->y
If y=0 Then
"Shal is a moron"->x
EndIf
If y=1 Then
"Shal is a n00b"->x
EndIf
Dialog
Title "Shal Dengeki"
Text "What is shal?"
Text string(x)
EndDlog
EndPrgm

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shaldengeki
Dec 8 2004, 12:09 AM
I wish I had my old 89 back again... ;_;

But then again, an 86 suffices for now. Add to that the fact that I've got TI Toshiba back on my side, and you've got... one helluva ragtag team. But a fun, math competition-pwning ragtag team!

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enterthematrix
Dec 8 2004, 12:13 AM
You know I PWN you when it comes to calculators. I'm coming to the math competition this Saturday armed with:
TI89Titanium
TI89
TI83+
TI86 (If I can find it)
TI83 (If I can fit it in my pants)
and a whole crapload of AAA batteries.

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shaldengeki
Dec 8 2004, 12:15 AM
QUOTE (enterthematrix @ Dec 7 2004, 06:13 PM)
You know I PWN you when it comes to calculators.  I'm coming to the math competition this Saturday armed with:
TI89Titanium
TI89
TI83+
TI86 (If I can find it)
TI83 (If I can fit it in my pants)
and a whole crapload of AAA batteries.
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Two syllables: Ma-ple.

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enterthematrix
Dec 8 2004, 12:16 AM
Two words: NOT ALLOWED.

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shaldengeki
Dec 8 2004, 12:18 AM
Two words: Secret smuggling.

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enterthematrix
Dec 8 2004, 12:19 AM
More words: Too freaking big. Titoshba...nah.

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shaldengeki
Dec 8 2004, 12:21 AM
Actually, it isn't all that hard to smuggle. >_> I mean, it's not like they'd notice a laptop sitting underneath the table... XP They haven't noticed it before, at le-

I mean, WHAT cheating? <_< >_> You heard nothing.

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shaldengeki
Dec 8 2004, 04:21 PM
Paul actually places more consistently than you, though. I was at almost every single competition last year... and I remember him placing a lot more often than you.

And besides, what good is being "god" with a calculator if you don't do well in the competitions anyways?

I mean, Nick does a lot better than you, especially at the sprint. And he has a TI-83+. Kinda sad, eh? So, ya know, he doesn't really even need the calculator to pwn you. >_> No bragging rights for j00.

And we've all written programs just in time to solve a problem. Some of us don't feel the need to brag about it, though. >_> It's commonplace amongst math competition participants.

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enterthematrix
Dec 8 2004, 12:54 PM
Paul? No. Paul usually loses to me by a few points. Stephanie uses a Hello Kitty calculator so she doesn't count. Jeffery's just crazy and Nick rarely does well at the sprint. None of them are as good with the TI systems as I. FOR EXAMPLE how about that last competition? I wrote a program to solve that one problem just in time! That was great...

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shaldengeki
Dec 8 2004, 12:37 AM
QUOTE (enterthematrix @ Dec 7 2004, 06:34 PM)
Heh.  Yeah.  So.... I'M GOD WITH THE CALC!!!
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If you're God with the calculator, then what are Stephanie, Jeffrey, and Nick? Not to mention Paul, who actually beats you fairly often? O_o;;

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enterthematrix
Dec 8 2004, 12:34 AM
Heh. Yeah. So.... I'M GOD WITH THE CALC!!!

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shaldengeki
Dec 8 2004, 12:31 AM
... place in the target. Far more consistently than you. Normally around second to third place. Good job man, good job.

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