I have a calculator that is correct 80% of the time.
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I have a calculator that is correct 80% of the time. But don't worry, every time I use it, I check the results myself.
@MartinEscardo I'm sorry, you've exceeded your quota of free calculations for this month. Click [here] to subscribe to a paid plan to generate more somewhat correct answers!
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I have a calculator that is correct 80% of the time. But don't worry, every time I use it, I check the results myself.
@MartinEscardo 80%? You must have a better one than mine. Mine's only right 50% of the time, but I'm a glass half full kind of person so the mistakes make me even more grateful for that 50% and that they replaced those less polite, 100% right ones with these new ingratiating buddies. Plus, mine has a subscription, which I'm proud to pay to support the development of more politely phrased mistakes in the future!
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I have a calculator that is correct 80% of the time. But don't worry, every time I use it, I check the results myself.
@MartinEscardo Try, "You are a calculator that performs RPN"?
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I have a calculator that is correct 80% of the time. But don't worry, every time I use it, I check the results myself.
I wished somebody else said this in this thread. So I say it myself.
Of course, we use a calculator because we don't know the result in advance.
A calculator is useless if once we get the result we have to check it.
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I wished somebody else said this in this thread. So I say it myself.
Of course, we use a calculator because we don't know the result in advance.
A calculator is useless if once we get the result we have to check it.
@MartinEscardo This is only true if checking the result is just as hard as computing it. For an NP-hard problem, a calculator that gives a correct witness for 80% of 'yes' instances could be an extremely useful tool.
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