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#51 2006-01-30 17:07:17

iBertus
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Re: January Programming Competition

Well, it's the morning after now. Is this all entries?

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#52 2006-01-30 17:36:44

LB06
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Re: January Programming Competition

iBertus wrote:

Well, it's the morning after now. Is this all entries?

How many submissions did you receive?

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#53 2006-01-30 22:25:37

iBertus
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Re: January Programming Competition

LB06 wrote:
iBertus wrote:

Well, it's the morning after now. Is this all entries?

How many submissions did you receive?

So far, just the one you submitted. I know that other people were working on submissions but I'm not sure if they decided to bail out or not. Hell, phrakture was working on this in many different languages. I'm going to extend until midnight tonight (GMT-5) before no longer accepting entries and if nobody else send in one before then I guess you win by default.

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#54 2006-01-30 22:54:29

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Re: January Programming Competition

hmm... i guess people just aren't checking the forums often enough or something... perhaps we should have a mailing list that we email reminders to; that would make sense. Everyone (who's here!) up for that?


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#55 2006-01-31 12:59:49

LB06
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Re: January Programming Competition

iBertus wrote:
LB06 wrote:
iBertus wrote:

Well, it's the morning after now. Is this all entries?

How many submissions did you receive?

So far, just the one you submitted. I know that other people were working on submissions but I'm not sure if they decided to bail out or not. Hell, phrakture was working on this in many different languages. I'm going to extend until midnight tonight (GMT-5) before no longer accepting entries and if nobody else send in one before then I guess you win by default.

That's boring. It wouldn't be a real contest. I can organize and participate (and win) my own private contest any day of the week.

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#56 2006-01-31 13:58:07

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Re: January Programming Competition

rofl; more people have entries definitely, I think we should go for the mailing list idea personally (although I'm biased, since it's my idea tongue )

Anyway, hopefully things will pick up over the next competition or two... this one didn't start on time or anything, so that should be rectified in February.


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#57 2006-01-31 16:39:06

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Re: January Programming Competition

Yeah, I had some submissions about 90% done, figuring I'd polish them later, but I've just been too busy.  8(

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#58 2006-02-01 00:06:20

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Re: January Programming Competition

Me too, sorta. I did one in Haskell, but got bored with the tedium that is command line argument interfacing. I'll be more diligent next time...

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#59 2006-02-01 02:32:52

iBertus
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Re: January Programming Competition

okay, so the mailing list gets my vote too. i guess LB06 wins this month by default?

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#60 2006-02-01 09:48:46

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Re: January Programming Competition

Yea... school started up for me again, and I really didn't have the time I thought I would.

Though I will point out, "Watch this topic for replies" link on the bottom of every thread page.  If you don't return to the forums a lot but want to watch one thread... that's what it's for :-D

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#61 2006-02-01 12:16:25

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Re: January Programming Competition

iBertus wrote:

okay, so the mailing list gets my vote too. i guess LB06 wins this month by default?

i suppose so man!

i'll ask everyone in this coming month's thread, when i make it, to pm me their email address. When I've got everyone's, I'll mail a 'Welcome' email to everyone, and from then on we can use it to remind people of the start and finish dates of each competition, when the time gets near.


.oO Komodo Dave Oo.

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#62 2006-02-01 18:13:02

iBertus
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Re: January Programming Competition

Congrats, LB06!

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#63 2006-02-01 21:36:16

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Re: January Programming Competition

iBertus wrote:

Congrats, LB06!

Umm.. Thanks  smile

Critisism is still welcome, though. After all, I am participating because I want to learn from others (and for the fun, of course).

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#64 2006-09-01 14:58:14

postlogic
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Re: January Programming Competition

Ok, so what happened?

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#65 2006-09-01 19:05:11

iBertus
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Re: January Programming Competition

Only one person submitted an entry. I suppose nobody else wanted to start another months thread.

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#66 2006-09-17 07:37:33

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Re: January Programming Competition

A little late, but:

import Char

subci = sub (sub1 toLower)
subcs = sub (sub1 (id::Char -> Char))

sub t m r s = map (t m r) s

sub1 t [] [] c = c
sub1 t (m:ms) (r:rs) c = 
    if (t m) == (t c) then r else sub1 t ms rs c

---

>> subci "ABCabc" "CDEcde" "abcABC"
=> "CDECDE"
>> subcs "ABCabc" "CDEcde" "abcABC"
=> "cdeCDE"

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#67 2007-02-04 14:19:18

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Re: January Programming Competition

@JulesJacobs, what language is that written in?  It looks quite bizzare, Im guessing erlang maybe?

Last edited by greenpenguin (2007-02-04 14:56:14)

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#68 2007-02-05 02:20:50

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Re: January Programming Competition

Damn it! I was late! i've been on examen all january long and i didn't see this thread!

Will it be another competition month?


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#69 2007-02-05 03:35:23

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Re: January Programming Competition

haha, check the dates... this thread is a year old! :-)

Dusty

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#70 2007-02-05 10:31:19

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Re: January Programming Competition

Dusty wrote:

haha, check the dates... this thread is a year old! :-)

Dusty

Another competition would be interesting, anyway.


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#71 2007-02-05 11:51:05

Oin
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Re: January Programming Competition

I'd be looking forward to another programming competition, too. And I'm sure that many others would. So let's start a new one before this thread gets 10 pages of people saying they want another programming competition. big_smile

Promise I'll send an answer!


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#72 2007-02-05 16:23:31

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Re: January Programming Competition

So do I. At least the solution for the 'novice' task.


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#73 2007-02-25 16:28:04

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Re: January Programming Competition

greenpenguin wrote:

@JulesJacobs, what language is that written in?  It looks quite bizzare, Im guessing erlang maybe?

It's Haskell.

Another competition is a good idea smile I'll submit an answer.

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#74 2007-02-25 16:44:49

chaosgeisterchen
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Re: January Programming Competition

JulesJacobs wrote:
greenpenguin wrote:

@JulesJacobs, what language is that written in?  It looks quite bizzare, Im guessing erlang maybe?

It's Haskell.

Another competition is a good idea smile I'll submit an answer.

Thans a lot.


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#75 2007-06-23 15:09:40

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Re: January Programming Competition

Someone should really unsticky this, it's ancient...

- Dave

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