(Q - SRA: to continue the question and add a little layer.)
MB: is it really necessary?
(Q - SRA: yes, I think, I make the link between what you have just said and one of the last vocals where someone asked you if, when leaving the house, we had knowledge of the distance at which the pile-hair is in relation to a landmark, and you replied, if I remember correctly and if I do not distort your words, “No, this is information that you will find on site if you know how to use Numbers", and by adding this information to what we have just said, it raises a question for me, it is in the context of the solution submission by computer, this hair pile, with the exact position of the pile-poi in relation to something, does not seem to be findable from my chair So how can I give a pile-poi in computer version, if I cannot find this information from my chair, it. I have to be there knowing how to manipulate the numbers. There is a little inconsistency in my head at this level.)
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MB: I understand and that’s quite well seen. There is indeed this problem that we have just mentioned differently, saying that for some it would be possible to understand everything, to capture everything and to define everything from their armchair and for others, it would be more delicate, that remains true.
But I would still say that compared to 1993, someone who discovers, understands this find, can still, by sorting a little, can still get there without necessarily having to travel.
But it's true that the movement, if you like, the primary goal of online verification, it's interesting that we talk about it, is above all to avoid the thousands of holes which seem to be done almost everywhere, by people who start too quickly and who are not really sure, who find their idea so beautiful that they want to check it on their site, that, I try to avoid, for those who, after , deplore having spent too much money, having wasted time, for those who, afterwards, deplore seeing holes everywhere.
Let's say that for a large majority of players, the online verification system will still be extremely practical. And for new players who find a solution very quickly from the back of their chair there is a good probability that it will not be good and for them, it will save a lot of unnecessary travel. It still has this function, I'm not saying that it will allow the winner to give their solution without traveling, but I am saying that it will save many people from making unnecessary trips. This is exactly the basis, the reason for all this.
MB: is it really necessary?
(Q - SRA: yes, I think, I make the link between what you have just said and one of the last vocals where someone asked you if, when leaving the house, we had knowledge of the distance at which the pile-hair is in relation to a landmark, and you replied, if I remember correctly and if I do not distort your words, “No, this is information that you will find on site if you know how to use Numbers", and by adding this information to what we have just said, it raises a question for me, it is in the context of the solution submission by computer, this hair pile, with the exact position of the pile-poi in relation to something, does not seem to be findable from my chair So how can I give a pile-poi in computer version, if I cannot find this information from my chair, it. I have to be there knowing how to manipulate the numbers. There is a little inconsistency in my head at this level.)
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MB: I understand and that’s quite well seen. There is indeed this problem that we have just mentioned differently, saying that for some it would be possible to understand everything, to capture everything and to define everything from their armchair and for others, it would be more delicate, that remains true.
But I would still say that compared to 1993, someone who discovers, understands this find, can still, by sorting a little, can still get there without necessarily having to travel.
But it's true that the movement, if you like, the primary goal of online verification, it's interesting that we talk about it, is above all to avoid the thousands of holes which seem to be done almost everywhere, by people who start too quickly and who are not really sure, who find their idea so beautiful that they want to check it on their site, that, I try to avoid, for those who, after , deplore having spent too much money, having wasted time, for those who, afterwards, deplore seeing holes everywhere.
Let's say that for a large majority of players, the online verification system will still be extremely practical. And for new players who find a solution very quickly from the back of their chair there is a good probability that it will not be good and for them, it will save a lot of unnecessary travel. It still has this function, I'm not saying that it will allow the winner to give their solution without traveling, but I am saying that it will save many people from making unnecessary trips. This is exactly the basis, the reason for all this.