Feature suggestion - find descriptions with lots of kudos
Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2022 5:44 am
Dear Project Euler,
I just discovered and gave a kudo to a description of a solution to a very old problem that already had 449 kudos, so it now has 450.
I found it worthy as it describes an algorithm that is so much more efficient than what others (including me) came up with, that I can learn a completely new way of looking at this and lots of related problems.
I only found this description because someone mentioned it somewhere in the internet (https://math.stackexchange.com/question ... ig-number/ to be precise).
Now I am wondering whether the forums may hide more gems like that, and how to find them, other than paging through all the forums of all old problems. One idea would be to show in the archive lists not only a link to the latest contribution, but also to the one with the highest number of kudos, if any, but maybe there are better ways.
Thanks for your consideration, and best regards,
Andreas Eisele / Obergscheidle
I just discovered and gave a kudo to a description of a solution to a very old problem that already had 449 kudos, so it now has 450.
I found it worthy as it describes an algorithm that is so much more efficient than what others (including me) came up with, that I can learn a completely new way of looking at this and lots of related problems.
I only found this description because someone mentioned it somewhere in the internet (https://math.stackexchange.com/question ... ig-number/ to be precise).
Now I am wondering whether the forums may hide more gems like that, and how to find them, other than paging through all the forums of all old problems. One idea would be to show in the archive lists not only a link to the latest contribution, but also to the one with the highest number of kudos, if any, but maybe there are better ways.
Thanks for your consideration, and best regards,
Andreas Eisele / Obergscheidle