ACMQ Online Programming Competition: Jan 1- Feb 12, 2012
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ACM Queue is hosting an online programming competition on its website from January 15 through February 12, 2012.
Using either Java, C++, C#, Python, or JavaScript, code an AI to compete against other participant's programs in a territory-capture game called, "Coercion".
Details: http://queue.acm.org/icpc/
Queue ICPC Challenge
ACM Queue Magazine is offering an online programming competition based on the 2011 International Collegiate Programming Competition (ICPC) Challenge problem. Participants will get to code a player and compete with others in the game of Coercion. Preliminary matches during the one-month coding phase will let you know how well your player is doing. A final double-elimination competition among all the submitted players will decide whose player is best.
The competition is open to everyone!
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oh, so you are back, again,
from where ?
IMHO you should be at CodeMash 2.0.1.2 now and interviewing Jon Skeet & Bill Wagner
I've been back since I took a few days off during Christmas/New Years. CodeMash, eh?
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Looks very interesting, though I got exams till about the first week of february, If possible I'll try to make some time for these, seems fun.
@Dylan: Do it!
C
Oh, C9 was at CodeMash 2011 for WebMatrix.
And 2.0.1.2 (happening now) is interesting too.
Jon Skeet and Bill Wagner is presenting Async From the Inside and the Outside, C# Stunt Coding and C#'s Greatest Mistakes. there are interesting talks about Rosyln and a whole section about Windows 8, and other stuff of course.
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