At DConf'24 last year, we ran a Phobos golf contest, where participants
hunted for the most succinct solutions to 8 toy problems.
As I had been experimenting with GPT-5 anyway, I used the opportunity to
finally publish the results.
https://tgehr.github.io/phobos-golf-scores/dconf24.html [1]
The page shows the evolution of scores over time as well as the
evolution of the most succinct correct submissions over time for each
task. In the tabs corresponding to each task, you can view the best
submissions by clicking on the events in the plot or by manually
expanding the spoilers.
The contest rules and task statements are included to make the page
self-contained.
[1] The page uses JavaScript and depends on plotly-2.35.2, downloaded
from https://cdn.plot.ly/plotly-2.35.2.min.js and served on github
pages. The raw data is embedded as JSON.
