FINALLY Some Success!!! - Codewars Challenges #9

[@kheldinacherchour1576]

Hey, I Worked few hours on the trailing zeros problem few month ago and I wasn't able to come by myself (no googling) with a solution. As a beginner, seeing a great programmer like you struggle a little bit on the same problem made me feel less stupid that i thought I was, thanks you.
And it's very fun and instructive to see how you're thinking about problems.
Have a great day !

[@thomasgoodwin2648]

Great success! The math alone would have melted my brain on that last one.
It's easy to forget sometimes just how multi-disciplinary the world of programming truly is.
Even when you do 'fail' one of these you're usually very close and just an obscure bit away from on the money (nothing a night's sleep couldn't fix). They are always incredibly instructive.
Thanks for daring to appear mortal in the ocean of 'perfect' YT coders. So refreshing (and informative).
🖖🐰👍

[@Fowrli]

You're so lovely, I appreciate for your contents ❤

[@2ru2pacFan]

I love these videos! Thank you!

[@juxt]

Looking happy for the first time in years atleast in thumbnail 😂

[@ObeloMusic]

I think he always looks happy, he's just got a focused demeanor.

[@cryptic_fox]

Nice solutions and quick

[@13antonispao]

I really appreciate these videos where you turn the logic behind a solution into an algorithm. Thanks!

[@tcgvsocg1458]

thx a lot for this excellent video

[@RobotMegaPower]

Nice video, actually I have to dive into Python, because I need to build a model and train it with trading chart data, to find out what kind, type of market we have. I categorized the market in three types, so the AI should tell me if we have wave, sidewalk with breakout or ping pong market. Uff

[@HelmutQ]

You get a new 10 for every 5 because before getting there you already got a couple of twos as every other number is even that gives a new 10 when paired up with the less frequent 5ers. For 25, 125, 625... you get 1,2 and 3 extra fives and you already have plenty of excess two,
Im really impressed

[@HelmutQ]

Most people are shy about giving their IQ and pretend they never took a test or that they don't remember the result. And we all know they are lying. You are really brave not only showing the result but even the process of arriving at it. Striptease of the soul or brain at the uttermost level. But a good way of self-promotion. Whoever had a job in programming, AI, logistics or trading to offer has to be stupid not to hire you for anything you'd ask. I did interview quite a couple of people for trading and programming positions. Never came across anyone like you during an interview. I did actually meet a few people like you. Usually they were physicists at CERN, high above my pay grade. I see a brilliant future for you.

[@NeuralNine]

Appreciate it a lot!

[@ChupoCro]

34:20 It was OK, you just one more time used log2 instead of log10

[@kulrajchavda9538]

can you make a video on how can someone approach writing independent research paper mainly in AI/ML?

[@ObeloMusic]

Lol

[@Isusgsue]

Uhm could we have more ai videos?

[@thomasgoodwin2648]

Perhaps a bit of a combination is possible here. While you can't submit Chat responses officially, there's no reason you can't ask the question to different chat models to see what kind of a solution it comes up with once you've solved it, just for gits and shiggles.

[@13antonispao]

More than half his recent videos are AI/ML related, learning some problem solving logic won't hurt...