The 12th ICFP Programming Contest
If you're bored this weekend, why not enter the 12th ICFP Programming Contest: http://www.ittc.ku.edu/icfp-contest/ It starts at 7pm tonight and goes on over the weekend. Previous competition problems have been quite interesting. I'll be on #icfp, Leon
Re: The 12th ICFP Programming Contest
Perl probably will be disqualified, as being too easy to use. http://mail.pm.org/pipermail/brazosvalley-pm/2006-May/37.html :-) -- Richard Foley Ciao - shorter than aufwiedersehen http://www.rfi.net/ On Friday 26 June 2009 08:50:16 Léon Brocard wrote: > If you're bored this weekend, why not enter the 12th ICFP Programming Contest: > > http://www.ittc.ku.edu/icfp-contest/ > > It starts at 7pm tonight and goes on over the weekend. Previous > competition problems have been quite interesting. > > I'll be on #icfp, Leon >
Re: The 12th ICFP Programming Contest
On Jun 26, 2009, at 12:54 AM, Richard Foley wrote: Actually, per the FAQ it looks like they won't have to even be able to run the program on their systems. - ask Perl probably will be disqualified, as being too easy to use. http://mail.pm.org/pipermail/brazosvalley-pm/2006-May/37.html :-) -- Richard Foley Ciao - shorter than aufwiedersehen http://www.rfi.net/ On Friday 26 June 2009 08:50:16 Léon Brocard wrote: If you're bored this weekend, why not enter the 12th ICFP Programming Contest: http://www.ittc.ku.edu/icfp-contest/ It starts at 7pm tonight and goes on over the weekend. Previous competition problems have been quite interesting. I'll be on #icfp, Leon
Re: The 12th ICFP Programming Contest
On Fri, Jun 26, 2009 at 01:15:59AM -0700, Ask Bj?rn Hansen wrote: >Actually, per the FAQ it looks like they won't have to even be able to >run the program on their systems. "...it works on my infinite Turing machine; implementation on bounded hardware is merely an engineering problem." R
Anniversary Beer - Shovels needed
I got a call from the brewery this morning and they're not prepared to deliver to paddington for our next social, leaving us a little bit in the shit. Anyone got a shovel? I've formulated the following devious plans: 1. a kind, friendly soul with a car drives to the brewery/winery in essex and drops stuff off at a convenient holding point (with lack of volunteers, probably my flat), and I will get them to the social a few cases at a time. 2. Similar, except we go next weekend and people pick them up from my house rather than the social. 3. a team of kind people arrange to meet at a tube station in eastern zone 2 and proceed to help me carry beer to the social via the hammersmith and city line. 4. I organise a social at the bridge house for september and we have the beer then (august is YAPC, remember). I'm not sure I can cat-herd effectively enough to make option 3 happen, but does any kind soul with a car fancy a daytrip to a brewery and winery in essex, or will we have to put it back to september? So, shovels anybody? Oh and we need to get artwork that still hasn't been drawn to the brewery by the end of tomorrow if we're going to attack plan 1 or 2. Any artistic shovels? --James
Re: Anniversary Beer - Shovels needed
2009/6/26 James Laver : > I got a call from the brewery this morning and they're not prepared to > deliver to paddington for our next social, leaving us a little bit in > the shit. Anyone got a shovel? > > I've formulated the following devious plans: > > 1. a kind, friendly soul with a car drives to the brewery/winery in > essex and drops stuff off at a convenient holding point (with lack of > volunteers, probably my flat), and I will get them to the social a few > cases at a time. When are you thinking of for this ? And where is the "brewery/winery" ? -- http://rabidgravy.com/ - Music http://gellyfish.co.uk/ - Everything else
Re: Anniversary Beer - Shovels needed
On Fri, Jun 26, 2009 at 1:18 PM, James Laver wrote: > I got a call from the brewery this morning and they're not prepared to > deliver to paddington for our next social, leaving us a little bit in > the shit. Anyone got a shovel? I've left the brewery a voicemail saying we'll come back to it in september. Unless anyone is extremely selfless and fancies a daytrip in essex, that is. Not expecting anyone to. --James
Re: Anniversary Beer - Shovels needed
On Fri, Jun 26, 2009 at 1:48 PM, Jonathan Stowe wrote: > 2009/6/26 James Laver : >> I got a call from the brewery this morning and they're not prepared to >> deliver to paddington for our next social, leaving us a little bit in >> the shit. Anyone got a shovel? >> >> I've formulated the following devious plans: >> >> 1. a kind, friendly soul with a car drives to the brewery/winery in >> essex and drops stuff off at a convenient holding point (with lack of >> volunteers, probably my flat), and I will get them to the social a few >> cases at a time. > > When are you thinking of for this ? And where is the "brewery/winery" ? It would have to be either in the evening this week to make the social, or more likely next weekend and i'd have to distribute it from my flat. The brewery is in the arse end of essex, Mersea Island, which is not the most convenient place to get to at all. --James
Re: Anniversary Beer - Shovels needed
That's near my folks' place, but alas I have no car and they have no immediate plans to drive to London, nor any storage space to spare. Otherwise, I would have been happy to help. Anyone have connections to Eddie Stobart? > The brewery is in the arse end of essex, Mersea Island, which is not > the most convenient place to get to at all. -- http://evolectronica.com - survival of the funkiest
