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#26 2006-01-12 05:27:48

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Re: January Programming Competition

Phrakture should be disqualified for being god.

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#27 2006-01-12 10:17:24

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Re: January Programming Competition

Dusty wrote:

Phrakture should be disqualified for being god.

lol


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#28 2006-01-12 16:06:37

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Re: January Programming Competition

Dusty wrote:

Phrakture should be disqualified for being god.

Please place your donation in the basket - it's at the feet of the golden idol to your left.

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#29 2006-01-12 16:19:52

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Re: January Programming Competition

rofl!


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#30 2006-01-12 16:28:59

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Re: January Programming Competition

I wonder if we can make phrakture vanish in a puff of logic?

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#31 2006-01-12 18:37:14

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Re: January Programming Competition

Dusty wrote:

I wonder if we can make phrakture vanish in a puff of logic?

We need to find a code equivalent of a paradox... or get him to write a self-printing program in assembler big_smile


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#32 2006-01-12 19:44:42

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Re: January Programming Competition

Phrak, get working on the Travelling Salesperson Problem, or something!

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#33 2006-01-12 20:38:26

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Re: January Programming Competition

arooaroo wrote:

Phrak, get working on the Travelling Salesperson Problem, or something!

Yeah, let's implement the Hungarian method next month! wink

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#34 2006-01-13 00:43:48

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Re: January Programming Competition

So, besides phrakture, how many people are preparing a submission for this month?

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#35 2006-01-13 00:49:40

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Re: January Programming Competition

arooaroo wrote:

Phrak, get working on the Travelling Salesperson Problem, or something!

that's not a really difficult problem..... I saw a neat swarm algorithm to solve it. Don't remember it though.

I think phrakture really needs to solve the halting problem though, that would make my life a lot easier.

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#36 2006-01-13 00:50:27

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Re: January Programming Competition

iBertus wrote:

So, besides phrakture, how many people are preparing a submission for this month?

well, technically, phrakture's submitting as multiple personalities.... big_smile

phrakture-haskell, phrakture-javascript, phrakture-C++.....

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#37 2006-01-13 17:23:49

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Re: January Programming Competition

iBertus wrote:

So, besides phrakture, how many people are preparing a submission for this month?

/me raises hand

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#38 2006-01-13 17:54:54

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Re: January Programming Competition

Dusty wrote:

phrakture-haskell

haskell fails - there are no string functions, strings are treated as lists, and can only be compare item by item, so it'd be a bunch of nested loops with backtracking and all that - I gave up fast

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#39 2006-01-13 19:10:40

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Re: January Programming Competition

In the meantime, I've been preparing an FTP repo. If you want the user credentials, please PM me and I'll give you the data required for uploading. Please upload your submission in either .tar.gz or .tar.bz2.

The public r/o repo can be reaced @ http://arch.jeugdvakantiewerk.nl.

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#40 2006-01-13 19:22:43

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Re: January Programming Competition

Dusty wrote:

that's not a really difficult problem..... I saw a neat swarm algorithm to solve it. Don't remember it though.

Sorry, when I think TSP I think proving whether it can be solved in polynomial time or not. There's no shortage of algorithms, including the intuitive O(n!) brute-force approach.

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#41 2006-01-14 22:20:14

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Re: January Programming Competition

I'm working on a submission.


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#42 2006-01-28 10:38:20

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Re: January Programming Competition

Today's the deadline, right?

Here's my submission: http://arch.jeugdvakantiewerk.nl/200601/perlsed.gz.

P.S Don't shoot me, I'm a newbie smile

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#43 2006-01-28 22:35:21

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Re: January Programming Competition

yes, today is the deadline.

should we start a new thread for the judging?

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#44 2006-01-29 06:50:32

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Re: January Programming Competition

Please submit your entry. Please note: I'm not the judge here! The community will vote via a poll for their favorite submission from each category.

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#45 2006-01-29 11:39:20

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Re: January Programming Competition

OOH, exciting, exciting!  big_smile

I didn't do an entry this move... lame I know, but I'm too busy with college stuff atm to learn python... next month should be better though. Still, I'm looking forwarding to voting wink

Keep 'em coming folks smile


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#46 2006-01-29 17:20:05

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Re: January Programming Competition

I didn't do one either lol

But, b/c this is the first months competition and everyone is still getting used to this, I'll accept the entries upto midnight EST(GMT-5:00). Once this time passes, I'll create a poll of all entries, everyone can start voting.

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#47 2006-01-29 20:43:16

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Re: January Programming Competition

I never finished mine. Having to deal with a p.o.s. condo association/trip to seattle/and my car being broken into sad .


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#48 2006-01-30 04:20:49

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Re: January Programming Competition

dust wrote:

bla bla bla trip to Seattle bla bla bla

Where do you live near Seattle?

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#49 2006-01-30 04:27:30

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Re: January Programming Competition

I don't, I live in FL. My sister lives there, so I went up to visit.


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#50 2006-01-30 04:56:12

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Re: January Programming Competition

five minutes remaining...

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