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"Txemi Jendrix" <tji### [at] euskalnet net> wrote in message
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| Not at all.
| Talking seriously, I'm considering not to enter anymore.
Ouch. That's pretty serious. But if you're not getting what you want to
out of it, then you'll only piss yourself off by *not* stepping away. I
certainly wouldn't subject myself to that standard. I saw where one
person gave the winning entry (prob. about 50 lines of code) a nineteen
for technical merit.
Alternately, you could look at understanding the IRTC judging as a sort
of game, and continue to compete by trying to figure out the rules and
then play by them. Sort of a "when in Rome" type of thing. There is
actually a game show on where idiots are found and interviewed, and
contestants attempt to guess which common knowledge questions the idiots
will be able to answer correctly.
-Shay
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