Re: do u know ramanujan numbers algorithm

Sanny wrote:
I will have to invest my time in generating the O(n^2) algorithm. For
O(n^4) algorithm I gave it by withing in 10 seconds for free.

Its true I can give little work for free but to design something that
needs time I cant do that for free.

If you are ill you go to docter he may give a free advice. But incase
he need to do an Xray/ Or other diagnostic Tests then the cost
increases.

Simmilarly I can devote max 2-3 min for a O(n^2) Solution but if I
have to invest 2-3 hours then I atleast ask for $200. I generally take
$50-$100 / hr for Coding work. So $200 is reasionable. And I think the
Guy is rich enough to pay me that much.

I will bear your philosophy in mind when answering any of your
future questions.

BugBear
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