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Epic Torn Rap Battles · · 10 likes


May I have your attention please?
Will the real SharpMind please stand up?
I repeat will the real SharpMind please stand up?

Y'all act like you never seen a sharp person before
yeah SharpMid just entered with his SharpMinds through the door
time to show everyone how to not be a bore
Let me drop some bombs on a faction I call Invictus
A faction known more as a fraction just to get their reaction
BadKitteh you acting up all over torn city instead of giving me some licky
Svalbard calling me friend but then gives me the discard now see you in diehard

I'm SharpMid, yes I'm the real SharpMind
All you other SharpMinds are just imitating
So won't the real SharpMind, please stand up,
Please stand up,
Please stand up

Nothing can stop me I'm all the way up
Unlike DirteSky I'm not a bad guy
Nose like a rat haha that really fits this rap
Speaking about rats lets talk about Lane
A man that cannot be considered sane
He needs to take my armalite to the brain
His "bitch" Tracy with him in the game
Spending her days with him must be a pain
Both kicked from JFA, monkeys be going insane

I'm SharpMid, yes I'm the real SharpMind
All you other SharpMinds are just imitating
So won't the real SharpMind, please stand up,
Please stand up,
Please stand up

A rat torn player thats that shit I don't like
A peasant torn player thats that shit I don't like
A mental discord torn player thats that shit I don't like
eSky running his mouth he be acting like a real ****
Don't dare to face me in discord he and Lane be real alike
Sniffing cheese like the real RatFather
If he sees cheese there will be a slaughter
Lane with his bad skin
He thinks it is a win but looking at him is a sin
Dropping the mic now, this rap is a win.

Torn City Algorithms · · 18 likes


Torn City is produced with many different algorithms in mind. There are algorithms that decides the outcome of fights, algorithms that decides if you OD or not, etc.. I think we should all take some time and appreciate all the algorithms behind the game that we all play. We will do this through learning some more about them.

1. Introduction


This text will handle what algorithms is and why they are important within computer science. Weight will be put on how algorithms are compared by comparing their time-complexity through Big-O notation.

1.1 Background


Algorithms within computer science has a big impact of how effective data is handled which determines how well an application is run. Today companies that develops big services use algorithms to take care of tasks like searching, encryption, sorting or mathematic calculations, all optimized to go as fast as possible for the end user[1]. First step to understand why it is so important to know of algorithms is to define what an algorithm is. Acording to a popular textbook Introduction to Algorithms "an algorithm is any well-defined computational procedure that takes some value, or set of values, as input and produces some value or set of values as output"[2, pp.5], with other words: an algorithm is a sequence of well-defined instructions to accept one or many "in-values" and produce one or many "out-values" as output.
The complexity of an algorithm is determined by the cost of the algorithm to be performed and solves the problem measured in, for example, driving time or storage depending on which device is relevant to that particular algorithm. All operations that the computer needs to perform takes time and when a program based on large calculations or need repetitive operations to process data, optimal solutions are needed to get the user results as quickly as possible. Problems arise when computer hardware affects how quickly different operations are performed. Processors may have different priorities or ways to process operations or calculations and the death penalty will be calculated as the fastest or best. To make it easier, you use the computer science Big-O to describe how the algorithm responds to changes in the size of the on-value. The default is to measure the accuracy of the effects of the algorithm. It only handles the algorithmsasymptoticallyabetended.v.shursnapfunctions.subjects. An algorithm whose complexity according to Big-O should be more effective, it is not anyway.

1.2 Purpose and questions


The purpose of this textis to describe the importance of knowledge in algorithms and how algorithms relate to computer science. The report will also address a theoretical way of comparing algorithms with each other. The report will answer the following questions.
  • Why are algorithms important in computer science?
  • What is Ordo (Big-O) good for?
  • How to apply Ordo to its own code to control time complexity?

2. Result

Here are the results of collected information and literature that have been investigated. First, the report deals with why it is important to understand and learn about algorithms such as computer scientists. Then, Big-O describes how to compare algorithms in terms of how they respond to different sizes of input data. The report ends with deciding how to apply Big-O or calculate the complexity of the program code.

2.1 Algorithms


Data detectors sooner or later encounter algorithms, and then it may be good to have prior knowledge of the subject. Just like the definition of an algorithm, the purpose of a computer program is to solve a problem. With algorithmic thinking, problem solving becomes an easier task, which facilitates the process of working for a data browser, as a better understanding of how problems are analyzed and solved. [3] .Algoritmer-Value-Value Utility Programmers, as programs can be streamlined using them [3]. The word algorithm comes from the English word "algorithm" derived from the Latin word "algorithm" [4]. Originally, the word algorithm began to describe procedures and solve mathematical problems, which then became the definition of an algorithm. In computer science, algorithms are used to process data efficiently, common problems where algorithms facilitate work can be sorting data or searching in a variety of data.

As data network, the value-added value developer software requires understanding of the algorithms in order to properly implement them. When essential parts of programs are created, it is likely that driving time will be tested and then it is important to correctly implement the correct algorithm. When an analysis of driving time is done, a good understanding of algorithms and knowledge about driving time analysis is also required. There is a case where developers need to implement something that has not been studied before, in this case there are no prescriptive algorithms to use and the developer will have to use his knowledge in algorithms to create the algorithm template or the temporal algorithm for utility purposes. With better understanding of algorithms and algorithmic thinking, it will be easier to solve problems which you are assigned as a programmer in a good way [5]. Branded software program determines the amount of algorithms combined with data structures. [6] .Algoritized computer programmable software operators and utility executives. For example, the troubleshooter problem. Figure 2. The illustrator function accepts two numbers and returns the sum. Referring to the definition for algorithms, the connection is shown that the function in Figure 2.1 is only a series of instructions that the computer should perform.

[image: i.imgur.com]Figure 2.1: Function for summing two numbers implemented in C ++.


Good algorithms and good implementations are important for programmers as we are always striving for the program to be effective. Easy-to-use performance programs are important because the end user is free from problems such as the program locks after it is stuck in a process that takes a long time to complete. An example where it is possible to apply for a compulsory tax program locker and a cross-border transaction when a trader sets up that one's shares will be sold automatically when a certain price has been reached. Had the program been implemented in a non-effective manner, the dealer could have lost a lot of money [7].

2.2 Big-O Notation


Big-O is used as a term to describe how the size of a function grows depending on the size of the input. Big-O classifies functions depending on its upper asymptotic boundary, it is a way to characterize the algorithm's warp time runtime. [2] .The Big-O function is denoted O (n) the instantaneous fall, Big-O describes how the function grows linearly when n grows for input n. An example is the linear search implementation list for an object if the list contains n element then at worst n element must be searched through and the function can be described as 0 (n) as the worst case is that all elements in the list are checked. The reason why Big-O is a very effective tool and used in computer science is that it facilitates comparisons of algorithms because it is easy to estimate how the runtime of an algorithm is affected by the size of input data. According to Donald Knuth, Big-O is found as:

[image: i.imgur.com]Generally, the efficiency of an algorithm is determined by how long it takes to process it clearly. If the time for an algorithm to run clearly increases as the size of the input increases, one can compare which algorithm is the fastest as the size of the input data grows. When comparing how driving time is affected depending on the size of input, the worst case scenario of the algorithms is compared to driving time. The reason that comparison of the worst case scenario of the algorithms takes place is that an estimate of how much time it takes for the scraper-arbitrary data algorithm to be estimated. As the processors of the harolica prioritization, the operations need to calculate exactly how long running time a program has, and this is why reasoning is used as a way of theoretically how the algorithm changes depending on the size of input data. Big-O is not a way to accurately compare algorithms because what is taken into account is the order of functions [9]. An example of why Big-O is not accurate but makes it easier for work is to compare two functions f and g which are of the same order, i.e. f (n) g (n). Assume that the functions f and g are defined as f (n) = n2 and g (n) = n2 + 2n + 3 as visualized in Table 2.1, it is seen that the functions f and g have relatively similar growth compared to a function of the order of 2n [ 9].

Applied to Ordo on program code, it is possible to see a similarity between the growth of mathematical functions. Take Example Figure 2.2 which shows a constant function that in Ordo is denoted as O (1). The function implemented is constant because it is independent of the size of the input and always runs at the same time. The code shown in Figure 2.3 is a function which stores all types of combinations of elements in a list, calculates how many times each item in the input data is processed appears due to the "nested-loops" (Loop inside a loop)
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Table 2.1: Comparison of the growth of n2, n2 + 2n + 3 and 2n.

each element is treated n × n = n2 times for an input of the size n. If the function in Figure 2.3 had an input on a list of 3 elements, the output had resulted in 9 combinations. The three complexities noted so far O (1), O (n) and O (n2) can be represented by graphs, which gives a clear picture of how they relate to each other, as shown in Figure 2.4.

[image: i.imgur.com]Figure2.2: The function magnitude order O (1) as a control parameter evenly implemented in Java.
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Figure 2.3: Function with the order of O (n2) that handles all combinations in a list implemented in Java.

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Figure 2.4: Gradient comparison of functions with complexity O (1), O (n) and O (n2).

3. Discussion


The question why algorithms were important in computer science was asked and it was answered with an introduction to algorithms as well as to algorithms' place in programming. The algorithm definition can be linked to the program function features, both accept the interfaces and produce one or more evaluations, and I think it's a good way to link algorithms to our workplace as data savers. The result also mentioned the risks of not having enough knowledge about algorithms when implemented. Is the algorithm for how the trading system for stocks is managed poorly implemented, people can lose money and if algorithms for, for example, built-in systems in hospitals do not work properly, people can lose their lives. One way to compare algorithms with each other is through its asymptotic values, and what is mentioned in this report is its upper limit, which is also called Big-O, one-time-based explanation of the worst case scenario of the desktop driver algorithm when it comes to the value that is measured be driving time. Because there are many factors that play its part when it comes to running time for a program, Big-O simplifies calculations, making it much easier to compare algorithms at a theoretical level. This makes Big-O a tool to facilitate the process of assessing which algorithm scales best. Interesting is how to connect everything and how to program code scaled by Big-O. This gives a picture of how to compare different implementations with each other, which provides a way to theoretically assess which code is running fastest or most efficiently. To check its code for how many times it treats objects, it is considered that the vulnerability of the employee has failed to fulfill its function, and if it is possible to improve the implementation. The key method for calculating the Big-O of a function is as simple as calculating how the input is processed.

4. Conclusion


Algorithms are a central part of computer science and there are a wide variety of uses. Good knowledge algorithms and problems can arise when software develops. Big-O is the tool used to simply calculate how algorithms relate to each other in the worst case scenario. Comparing how well algorithms scalar method to be used to calculate the amount of algorithms compasses best assignment probability. Big-O can easily be applied to program code by counting the number of operations that occur in the input of a function and how the operations relate to the input data.

Thanks, I Hope I could share some knowledge with you all!

Lets talk a little bit about it! What is your favourite Torn City Algorithm?


References:


Referenser
[1] Google. (2012) Googleinside search algorithms. [Online]. Available:
https://www.google.com/insidesearch/howsearchworks/algorithms.html
[2] T. H. Cormen, C. E. Leiserson, R. L. Rivest, and C. Stein, Introduction to Algorithms,
Third Edition, 3rd ed.The MIT Press, 2009.
[3] G. Futschek, Algorithmic Thinking: The Key for Understanding Computer Science.
Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 2006.
[4] A. A. A. Daffa, The Muslim contribution to mathematics.Croom Helm London,
1977.
[5] Topcoder. (2015) The importance of algorithms. [Online]. Available:
https://www.topcoder.com/community/data-science/data-science-tutorials/theimportance-
of-algorithms/
[6] N. Wirth, Algorithms + Data Structures = Programs.Upper Saddle River: Prentice
Hall PTR, 1978.
[7] N. Popper. (2012) Knight capital says trading glitch cost it 440 million. [Online].
Available: http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2012/08/02/knight-capital-says-tradingmishap-
cost-it-440-million
[8] D. E. Knuth, Big omicron and big omega and big theta, ACM Sigact News, vol. 8,
no. 2, pp. 1824, 1976.
[9] P. Danziger. (2015) Big o notation. [Online]. Available:
http://www.math.ryerson.ca/ danziger/professor/MTH607/Handouts/bigO.pdf













Tick tock on the clock put the party to a stop · · 77 likes

Don't stop, make nasty's lives pop
Nova, blow my tickets up
Tonight, I'm-a fight
Till we see the spartans
Tick-tock on the clock
But the elimination don't stop, no
 
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No offense

So I just call em how I see em. · · 63 likes


Okay, I am editing this thread with some proper formatting.

I've decided to cut the bs here on Torn and let everyone know the actual truth about some of the members. We all know this elim competition has had a lot of shit surounding it and here is some of the conclusions about actual members to be drawn. I will be adding to this list as we go.

Champion [1927067] - Known on Torn as a troll, we all know this guy is all talk. He tries to stick out and tries to be one in the gang but just fails miserably over and over again. We are talking about a guy that was in on the plotting that JFA made to switch to PP but were actually too late with joining PP, aka a failiure. We know him for his golden ak, does it really exist? Will we ever get to know? If I could meet Champion in real life I would first of all tell him to stop trying so hard and then I would proceed with explaining that talent is something that you're born with, you cannot get talent.


mug [553318] - For you who don't know is a member of JFA that follows orders from Champion (mentioned above) and places bounties on command from Champion. Champion goes ahead baiting people with his trolls, fails then goes crying to mug for help and mug ofcourse as the submissive cuck he is follows through with it.


PhaNToM [1503918] - One of the JFA members trying to cheat the system. Has a really really funny thread about quitting his/her subscription to torn for getting his/her ass handed to him/her by Duke.




JFA 2.0 - Is a faction here on torn. We all know them from trying to manipulate the Elimination competition and then crying when the owner of the game gave them a very gentle slap on the ass. They are the type of guys that thinks that they are hotshots in this game.. Simply a lie, they are nothing.. Some filth on the ground, or how I would describe them "blueball pimple faced noodle arm bitches".



You're all trash and I wear all of my bounties with pride.

Tick tock on the clock put the party to a stop · · 62 likes


Lilly's face when you put her in a leader position:

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So typical torn i take my time and some effort to make some threads to the forums for your enjoymenst not mein nad all u guys do is cimplain and make random bullSHIT claims about whats not true.

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No idiot.

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Hook a sharp motherf**ker up with a update will ya · · 27 likes

Sup bois and gurls, SharpMinds SharpMid here.

Just wanted to ask about the current state of the game.. Who still plays torn?

Are there any new rules when it comes to forums n' shit yo?

Did ched get off his ass and release poker 2.0 yet?

Ive been grinding in real life and got less to do nowadays, you know life's basically lubed up goin smooth af like a g5 when you land in it.
Miss ma boys yo

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Respond to this thread when you can mofos lets get some discussion goin madafaka.

What did you like best with the old torn? #Oldbois

no racism in this thread or ill mute u, piece of shit.

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Official Sharpminds Sharpmid approves of this thread.

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Hahah you're talking as if you're sharkeyfive's brother, what the hell is your problem dude stop clinching your ass and relax a bit. We're humans you know..

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You thinking JFA has some sort of power or poses some kind of danger just proves how incompetent you are.

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You killed it when you bent the knee to Shithead5.

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So basically you're a pussy that cannot hold his/her own money and needs a sugardaddy to do it for you. 

Sure you might have a bigger networth than me (If you're not a fraud which you 99% are) but no money in the world can buy your balls back.

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Well your faction is a complete joke as well so should he really listen to you? Someone who is bountied and has the networth of a handicapped farmer?

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I am here not only as a son but a brother in arms. Best of luck my old friend!

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You shouldn't listen to other peoples advice in this thread since they are very competitive and want to get ahead of you so they will give you bad advice so you wont ever be as good as them but if you buy 20 donator packs and give them to me I'll share all the dirty secrets of the game that will make you a top 100 player in 24 hours.

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Theres no content here, I'll be making my official thread tomorrow with a propper explanation and a formal goodbye.

Until then..

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Me SharpMinds SharpMid and my faction SharpMinds salute you all!

Has been a pleasure fighting beside you guys!

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Very disturbing. Thank you for putting some light onto this.

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Lol and people call me a shitposter..

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