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This is new. It was working fine in round 1B.
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So they'll have to migrate the tool to OAuth 2.0
On Saturday, May 30, 2015 at 8:18:28 AM UTC-4, Vexorian wrote:
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Such a post is just unfair towards the organizers.
They organize a competition. They do not organize a course.
As a competition, codejam is really a waste of time. It is totally exclusive,
top 25 advance? That's basically no one. 500 t-shirts? Also a very small
proportion and AFAIK t-shirts
On Thursday, March 27, 2014 10:52:37 AM UTC-4, Paul Smith wrote:
Yes, I think if you could be specific about what you expect to see in the
terms and conditions then that would help.
https://code.google.com/codejam/terms.html
Paul Smith
pa...@pollyandpaul.co.uk
On Thu, Mar
I guess that's a no then, okay.
It has been nice participating in the google code jams. Can't say I will ever
wear those t-shirts with pride again though.
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I just think competitive programming would be more inclusive if we embraced
codes of conduct:
http://adainitiative.org/2014/02/howto-design-a-code-of-conduct-for-your-community/
It is your choice as organizers.
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I've been wondering if the on site finals have or will have a Code of Conduct.
I may have made a CoC Pledge the other week, so it would be improtant for me
to know if I am going to participate in this tournament this year :)
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Our greatest disagreement is related to the Only part. 1000 vs. 70 is 7%.
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that
the day I win it, it is me making it to the exclusive club, instead of
shirt valuing down for me ;).
On Sun, Jun 2, 2013 at 5:07 PM, Alex Essilfie fal...@gmail.com wrote:
I think this is a good idea.
Vexorian wrote:
Just saying' :)
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It is not about getting the same score, but about how well the score tiers
differentiate between advancing/winning ranks.
Also, there weren't really 81 possible scores in this round because only one
person solved D. D could have balanced things out. If we go by 1000/81 = 37.
There was quite a
I meant with score equal to the 1000-th place's.
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Just saying' :)
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On Saturday, May 4, 2013 11:48:17 PM UTC-4, CoderBaba wrote:
Well contrary to what Bartholomew Furrow said I think the violators should
have been disqualified from Qualification round. In that case these emails
would not have come in one after another.
At the end though, there are no limited
Participation in contests even if it is not great seems to increase your likely
to get an interview. Even I was offered the chance to get interview thrice, but
I chickened out, thrice.
Of course, the ticket to interview is just that. You'll still have to do well
in the interview and
On Friday, May 10, 2013 8:31:11 AM UTC-4, Vaibhav Tulsyan wrote:
What is the best place to learn STL from? Most websites/tutorials are really
lame and I never learn much from them.
Best way to learn the STL is to use it. Grab a tutorial about templates in c++
(so that you get to understand
On Friday, May 10, 2013 7:44:19 AM UTC-4, Adii wrote:
Yes, but it is a very lame objective.
Why not just use STL? It is very useful.
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The small dataset should test if the coder didn't hard coded the solution.
Among other things.
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Or is it? My C-small-2 solution has worse complexity than most others, I only
passed because of my i5 processor, using 4 threads and sticking to C++ instead
of another language. I think that if I used python, same solution with same
complexity would need more than 4 minutes even with threads.
I was having issues logging in with the command line tool. Then I
remembered that I use two-factor verification.
The fix is to use the application-specific passwords from My Account.
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I usually receive t-shirts and what-not by mail or fedex, received 2
codejam shirts in the past. But this time I received a call from Fedex that
I need to pay an import fee and register a importer's number and other
non-sense. I'd like to know if this is some strange mistake by the fedex
They wait till the tournament ends (on-site finals) before sending the
t-shirts.
El lunes, 4 de junio de 2012 15:02:36 UTC-4, Gordderp escribió:
As the summer is coming, I'm really looking forward to that..
Thanks!
Shawn
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I had a couple of issues with the tool during the qualification. Wondering
if it was just me or if anyone else experienced them.
I was surprised it did not have any issue downloading and submitting
problem A, as it has a different format and all that.
When I tried to solve B, I was able to
Wow, so I am looking at the new google groups interface, and I feel
compelled to ask the original question all over again.
El martes 29 de noviembre de 2011 01:10:53 UTC-4, Vexorian escribió:
So, inspired by the recent changes on google reader, I wonder if GCJ
will also be updated
Your choice.
On 30 nov, 00:26, Khalil khalil.saw...@gmail.com wrote:
Sarcasm ? :)
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So, inspired by the recent changes on google reader, I wonder if GCJ
will also be updated with the same intent.
I am including some concepts of how the updated GCJ would look.
https://picasaweb.google.com/vexorian/NewGCJ#5680277328523025954
https://picasaweb.google.com/vexorian/NewGCJ
For results with decimals it is easy enough to see the sample outputs
that the format uses . and there is always a note about acceptable
relative/absolute error (From which you can conclude not only that 0.5
is the same as 0.50 but also that 0.5 is the same as 0.501).
On May 24, 1:52 am,
Forgot to mention, try uploading a file that says Case #1:NO in the
practice room. The site will reject the solution saying that the file
must start with Case #1:
On May 27, 8:16 pm, Vexorian vexor...@gmail.com wrote:
For results with decimals it is easy enough to see the sample outputs
When doing binary/ternary search for double I prefer to do this:
hi = 1e100
lo = 0
for i = 0 to MAX_ITERATIONS
--- ha = (hi+lo)/2
etc
This way your loop is guaranteed to end after aconstant number of
iterations. If you pick the constant well, you can also be sure about
the error :
The one that you best know how to use.
If you really want a suggestion, g++ is fine, but there is nothing in
codejam that makes you less able to use another compiler, as all code
is run locally in your own computer.
On May 15, 6:02 am, Ram ramss...@gmail.com wrote:
Can any body tell me which is
But not all.
Actually, you will normally spend more time reading at your solution
than typing it. Macros are not often that necessary. I am fairy
certain that the 128 minutes more minutes it took me to solve the
problem I did not spend typing the solution.
I guess that making your code
I am a decent programmer and when I started out I too was looking for those
elusive tips and tricks that the top rated programmers know of. True, there
are quite a few little things that would separate a good from an awesome
programmer but none the less its all about practice. Just like
I think that in order to download an input you would need to at least
think you have solved the problem. Would it be possible to know the
amount of people that opened the dash board during the contest?
On May 8, 3:41 pm, Bartholomew Furrow fur...@gmail.com wrote:
Registration numbers are kind of
The results are not official yet. The admins will try as hard as they
can to find cheaters and people that didn't submit source codes
correctly before sending emails.
If you did not cheat and if your submitted source codes are correct,
then you have advanced to round 1, but you won't get an email
I would say about a year of experience and ~2 years of messing around.
On May 15, 11:01 am, just justforchitc...@ymail.com wrote:
hey here let us know each other's experience as coder(in terms of
months n years),
just type in..
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I use valgrind in TC and other contests and also when coding games :/
to deal with segmentation fault and other bugs. I have never really
needed step by step debugging over just printing the variables but
maybe one day it will happen.
On May 11, 4:50 pm, Lucas Thom thx...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes
I would prefer it if things that are EXCLUSIVE to windows/other non-
free OS were banned but I guess they had to make an exception. I.e: VS-
only submissions are untestable by me and I think that is a problem.
VS express is not freely available, you need a whole windows license
to run it.
I can
I disagree in something. I think that MS' IDEs have a lot of features
that beginners won't ever get to use and would just distract them. I'd
say something lighter like code::blocks will be more helpful to a
beginner. In windows or Linux-based operating systems code::blocks can
work easily and is
A large amount of those 1+ used C++, Java, python or C#, the
languages offered in TC codejam. I don't think the other languages
really increased participation that much. I just wish go-hero would
have overall statistics because getting them individually for each
round is not that useful in
, 7:03 am, Vexorian vexor...@gmail.com wrote:
A large amount of those 1+ used C++, Java, python or C#, the
languages offered in TC codejam. I don't think the other languages
really increased participation that much. I just wish go-hero would
have overall statistics because getting them
Onsite regionals were a little overrated. What we need is more spots
for the finals 25 was too low.
On Dec 20 2009, 2:57 am, arkar a.lamm...@gmail.com wrote:
I would like to voice my support for having onsite regionals, too :)
On Dec 17, 6:19 pm, Bartholomew Furrow fur...@gmail.com wrote:
I am generally bad at greedy problems so I knew problem A would cause
me issues even though i thought of that solution. I decided to play it
safe, first solved A-small using the bruteforce BFS method, then
coded the greedy I couldn't prove and compared its output file with
the one I already
Most likely the t-shirt does not 'look like' yet.
On Sep 27, 10:08 am, Felix Halim felix.ha...@gmail.com wrote:
Anyone knows the T-Shirt look like?
Is there any screenshot of it?
Felix Halim
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I vote for top 744 getting a T-shirt.
On Sep 26, 3:11 pm, Lev green.entheo...@gmail.com wrote:
Pretty please. All I want is the T-Shirt :(((
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I'd say you better start to practicing for round 2 ^^.
On Sep 13, 8:36 am, Vadim M dealan...@gmail.com wrote:
I'am 1004 in Round 1C with 38 scores:) It is only possible way to
advance in Round2 if 4 people will be disqualified. Do you think
Ok, let's stop to think of what would be the problem with allowing
everyone -including round 1A top 1000- to compete in the remaining
rounds.
Dear vexorian,
As one of the top 1000 contestants in Round 1A of Google Code Jam
2009, you have unofficially advanced to Round 2! An official
It seems like we have the same hardware? My Core 2 Duo is a 2.93 Ghz
one overclocked to 3.3 Ghz. You should have tried to use two threads/
processes, it basically makes your algorithm take 3.5 minutes ^^.
Yesterday I made a whole new c++ template that uses a messed up hack
to split the i/o in two
Apparently the easiest round was 1A. With only 2000~ competitors
getting a positive score, and people advancing by just doing a brute
force algorithm for A.
On Sep 9, 6:19 pm, Brian Watkins wildu...@gmail.com wrote:
It looks like I've been assigned to all the rounds: 1A, 1B, and 1C.
Maybe
hmnn about round 1A:
A: Bruteforce/implementation, if you do some caching or if you do a
precalculation, you can pass the large input as well.
B: This was a nice problem in my opinion, unless the idea was done
before in some other contest and that's the reason a lot of people
thought it was
I think it is perfectly legal provided you include source code for the
parallel system you are using ( and that you code it)
Man, now you are tempting me to find a way to use my netbook's core...
On Sep 12, 10:28 am, Bjoern bjoer...@googlemail.com wrote:
My non-caching solution to problem A
TAG's an admin?
It's amazing that people still submitted duplicate source files in
this round.
I don't think fame or activity necessarily means you are honest :)
On Sep 12, 10:31 am, Chauncey Chan chaunceyc...@gmail.com wrote:
It sounds a little serious.
Vexorian, congrats!
Andriy, Thanks
that problem's score so you can participate
in the round 1B and/or 1C .
On Sep 12, 10:36 am, Vexorian vexor...@gmail.com wrote:
TAG's an admin?
It's amazing that people still submitted duplicate source files in
this round.
I don't think fame or activity necessarily means you are honest
Perhaps it would be nice to have a country to represent flag. Though
that threatens to fill codejam of Antarcticans.
On Sep 12, 10:41 am, Carlos Guia zyx3d...@gmail.com wrote:
They changed the shown flag from country of residence to country of
citizenship I believe. It was requested on the
Or , he could do round 1C.
On Sep 12, 5:38 pm, serg tkser...@gmail.com wrote:
you still have a chance to advance...
if at least 23 person before you be disqualified ;-)
Missed it by 23 spots =.
I solved A-small and then began to solve A-large.
I was using eval() in python to
But hash tables are still a little messed up...
On Sep 12, 7:13 pm, Adam Czachorowski gis...@utumno.pl wrote:
Dnia niedziela 13 wrzesień 2009 o 01:09:27 Grant Kot napisał(a):
there's a language that has that? anyway, wikipedia has sums everything up
C++ STL has next_permutation() in
don't see your problem...
On Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 3:10 PM, Vexorian vexor...@gmail.com wrote:
Considering the little time between rounds, shouldn't coders be
allowed to participate in further rounds even if they advanced? It is
unlikely we will have official results for 1A before
What if there's a rejudge for some outputs of 1A just after 1C
finishes?
On Sep 9, 10:24 am, Vexorian vexor...@gmail.com wrote:
There's always the probability you would send an old version of the
code, and when checking it after the round you don't notice it.
On Sep 9, 9:53 am, Matteo
Dear fellow codejammers, excuse the slightly OT question, but I have
been wondering about GPU and the possible improvements it could have
in these contests (or whether there would be an improvement or not).
These questions are mostly because I do not understand things like
CUDA or how the GPU
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The possibilities you are discussing were all possibilities back in
those grey old everybody-does-two subround days. This rule does not
seem to affect it.
On 9 Sep 2009, at 15:26, Vexorian vexor...@gmail.com wrote:
What if there's a rejudge for some outputs of 1A
Note also that shorter code does not necessarily equal faster to code
or easier to debug.
On Sep 6, 12:27 pm, flaming flaminglaw...@gmail.com wrote:
Note that Java is a very verbose language, like rem said. What you
might do in 4 lines in Java might take you only 3 in Python or
similar. Java
Guía
On Sat, Sep 5, 2009 at 12:57 AM, Aditya V Daga avd...@gmail.com
wrote:
We can also use
char str[100];
scanf(%[^\n]s,str);getchar();
(getchar() used for eating '\n' charater)
On Sat, Sep 5, 2009 at 1:20 AM, vexorian vexor...@gmail.com wrote:
string x;
getline(cin, x
I completely ignored the existence of regexes when solving it. It just
seemed logical to just use bitmasks. I was surprised to see so many
people using regexes later.
A good C/C++ can use sscanf to the same effect as the regexes
solutions. Though sscanf is a lost art that not a lot of people
25 hours of paranoia regarding the probability I submitted the wrong
large output for all three problems have lead me to think about this
idea:
The first line on all input files would be hash calculated from the
rest of the file. The output must begin with a line that had this hash
as well. If
If your score in the qualification is greater than 33 and you don't
get caught as cheating (unlikely) then you have advanced.
There's most likely going to be a confirmation email once the results
are official (again, they are not, google has to review the solutions
and try to filter out cheaters
string x;
getline(cin, x);
Also:
char meh[100];
gets(meh);
null terminated strings are a bad habit if you plan making apps with C+
+ later . I think though that there is a safer version of gets that
takes a limit for the number of characters...
On Sep 3, 10:47 pm, 有D shiyo...@gmail.com
Heya.
Just some numbers:
7835 advancers.
2425 achieved perfect (99) score.
3888 solved at least 5 inputs correctly.
Of them, only 3000 will advance to round 2.
Expect round 1 to be lots of fun ^^
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On Sep 2, 11:16 pm, Martín Fixman martinfix...@gmail.com wrote:
I prefer to have the First round of CodeJam on Saturdays at 14:00 UTC,
however I won't be a be to participate on September
Just notice that after you submit a large output, the site will not
tell you whether it is right or not. The official result about the
correctness of your large output won't be available until the
qualification round ends. So, it is probably a good idea to try to
solve the 3 questions just in
Will we have any practice contests / tournaments this year?
Thanks :)
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