RealLordZeus:
I no get strength to attempt without money

turmacs:
na so, just say you can't solve it, nobody will mock you.

airsaylongcome:
OP, you know that there's AI that can write fully functional code that solves this. I Just threw it at my "weak" self hosted LLM and it has churned out Python and C++ code that look workable

turmacs:
na so, just say you can't solve it, nobody will mock you.

turmacs:
Lolzzz.. Except your "LLM" or "AI" is better than chatgpt, i don't think it can solve this one because chatgpt could not solve it. No be by cho , cho , cho, show workings Post the solution here let us see it.

PulsingPurple:


Hope Cloudflare finally allows me to post 😑

This is the updated response from Google's Gemini Advanced

After getting the first code which I've removed, I tried to run it but it didn't run, so the AI debugged the code till it eventually ran...

turmacs:
Lolzzz.. Except your "LLM" or "AI" is better than chatgpt, i don't think it can solve this one because chatgpt could not solve it. No be by cho , cho , cho, show workings Post the solution here let us see it.

#include <iostream>
#include <vector>

using namespace std;

pair<int, int> findCircleCenter(int n, int m, vector<string>& grid) {
    int rowSum = 0, colSum = 0, count = 0;

    for (int i = 0; i < n; ++i) {
        for (int j = 0; j < m; ++j) {
            if (grid[i][j] == '#') {
                rowSum += i + 1;
                colSum += j + 1;
                count++;
            }
        }
    }

    int centerRow = (rowSum + count - 1) / count;
    int centerCol = (colSum + count - 1) / count;

    return make_pair(centerRow, centerCol);
}

int main() {
    int t;
    cout << "Enter the number of test cases: ";
    cin >> t;

    while (t--) {
        int n, m;
        cout << "Enter the dimensions of the grid (n m): ";
        cin >> n >> m;

        vector<string> grid(n);
        cout << "Enter the grid (each row on a new line):\n";
        for (int i = 0; i < n; ++i) {
            cin >> grid[i];
        }

        pair<int, int> center = findCircleCenter(n, m, grid);

        cout << "Center of the circle: " << center.first << " " << center.second << endl;
    }

    return 0;
}

turmacs:
Wow this is actually correct and I am really surprised that it could solve it (although this a very easy problem). Chatgpt just solved nonsense. So no software engineer on NL could solve this till now? wonderfull.

PulsingPurple:


I heard ChatGPT is better than Gemini...
It would have probably debugged it's error code if you kept on directing it...

The developers here are probably tired
Let AI assist them 😅

airsaylongcome:


I'm surprised they earlier said ChatGPT couldn't solve it. Just running llama3 on a Raspberry pi could churn out correct code in different languages. Let alone throwing the compute power of ChatGPT. OP needs to learn Prompt Engineering

PS: Just realized how old school I am. I'm only comfortable with C++ or Java source code

PulsingPurple:


Prompt Engineering sounds like one of those complex grammar people choose to use for simple matters, everyone should just be aware of how to force the AI to spew desired info (lol).
...

Right now I'm more concerned with the thought that you have a Raspberry Pi, and that it runs your own isolated LLM... Is this what techies do with their free time? I thought it'll be only Americans...

Have you heard of ChatBawa the Nigerian LLM... (it's a failed project currently)
You may want to join their team 🙂

airsaylongcome:


I no dey join any Nigerian blah blah blah...our matter too dey get problem.

Regarding the Pi, it's not running a self built LLM o. It's Ollama with llama3 model. I'm trying to train it to see where I get...yes there are some airheads like us who consider this as "free time toy".

Prompt Engineering is actually developing into a Career! Seen some $50/hr job postings around it. And yes, it is big grammar for the prompt you provide the AI

PulsingPurple:


Na play oo 😂

Yh I know it's not self trained... Shebi it's Llama3 na... It's just this Pi stuff
Just like Indian techies will buy Arduino and program small gadgets... It's sha cool

I usually get annoyed at those Fiverr guys and their ridiculous pricing for this AI stuff.
Just like people charging the elderly so much just to install apps and put music on their newly bought smartphone.

turmacs:
Wow this is actually correct and I am really surprised that it could solve it (although this a very easy problem). Chatgpt just solved nonsense. So no software engineer on NL could solve this till now? wonderfull.

turmacs:

Let us see those that are real programmers

tosinhtml:



So DevDevDev is no longer anonymous? She has finally showed us her real account

airsaylongcome:

[code] #include <iostream> #include <vector>
using namespace std;
pair<int, int> findCircleCenter(int n, int m, vector<string>& grid) { int rowSum = 0, colSum = 0, count = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < n; ++i) { for (int j = 0; j < m; ++j) { if (grid[i][j] == '#') { rowSum += i + 1; colSum += j + 1; count++; } } }
int centerRow = (rowSum + count - 1) / count; int centerCol = (colSum + count - 1) / count;
return make_pair(centerRow, centerCol); }
int main() { int t; cout << "Enter the number of test cases: "; cin >> t;
while (t--) { int n, m; cout << "Enter the dimensions of the grid (n m): "; cin >> n >> m;
vector<string> grid(n); cout << "Enter the grid (each row on a new line):\n";

turmacs:
Wow this is actually correct and I am really surprised that it could solve it (although this a very easy problem). Chatgpt just solved nonsense. So no software engineer on NL could solve this till now? wonderfull.

turmacs:
Wow this is actually correct and I am really surprised that it could solve it (although this a very easy problem). Chatgpt just solved nonsense. So no software engineer on NL could solve this till now? wonderfull.

MindHacker9009:


Software Engineers on NL will not waste their valuable time on such a tasks that lack commercial viability. Such tasks you posted are typically more suited for university mathematics students who are learning to apply programming to solve their mathematical exercises.

Here is an example of what Software Engineers on NL will spend their valuable time on:

Implement a piece of online software suitable for use by a cinema. The system should be
capable of providing information about films currently showing, and of the availability
of seats in the cinema. The system should allow for seats to be booked either
individually or as a block. For example a block of 3 seats would require 3 adjacent
seats to be booked together.

danielclerkson:

Along with the front end ?

MindHacker9009:


Yeah with the front-end.

danielclerkson:

The main back end gra-gra is checking if a seat has been booked, because only js will do the info of movie (using an API) but you can also use js all through, just store the seating info on the local disc

MindHacker9009:


The main part is checking all the rows to see if 3 adjacent seats are available to be booked.

Paystack:

Mad woman.

How much are you paying... you have gone to solve it with ChatGpt and it couldn't solve it for you after all your trials you yourself couldn't solve it.

I know you went to Google and get the answer somewhere then brought the question here to console yourself thinking everyone is dumb like you.

No one self should waste time trying to solve it for you as you just want to ridicule people and console yourself instead of learning.

Fork u!

MindHacker9009:


Software Engineers on NL will not waste their valuable time on such a tasks that lack commercial viability. Such tasks you posted are typically more suited for university mathematics students who are learning to apply programming to solve their mathematical exercises.

Here is an example of what Software Engineers on NL will spend their valuable time on:

Implement a piece of online software suitable for use by a cinema. The system should be
capable of providing information about films currently showing, and of the availability
of seats in the cinema. The system should allow for seats to be booked either
individually or as a block. For example a block of 3 seats would require 3 adjacent
seats to be booked together.

#include <vector>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
void paveway(){
    long long n , m; cin >> n >> m; long long ans = 0, cnt = 0;bool ant = false;
    vector<vector<char>> a(n , vector<char>(m));long long anc = 0;
    for(long long i = 0; i < n; i++){
        for(long long j = 0; j < m; j++){
            cin >> a[i][j];
            if(a[i][j] == '#' && ant == false){
                ans = j + 1 , anc = i + 1; ant = true; // This is where we find the row and column of the first ever '#'
            }
            if(a[i][j] == '#' && j == ans - 1) cnt += 1; // This keep's count of the number of '#' on the middle column
        }
    }
    cout << cnt/2 + anc << " " << ans << endl;
}
int main (){ 
	ios::sync_with_stdio(false); 
	cin.tie(nullptr);
	//long long t = 1;
	long long t; cin >> t;
	for( ;t--; )
	paveway();
return 0;
}