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It's kind of a weird idiom because you end up with a class 'Position' inheriting from another class named 'Position'

Highest res images I could put together: http://imgur.com/a/zlGL8

Uploaded all of the images in the highest quality to imgur: http://imgur.com/a/zlGL8

Also added descriptions that I found in http://www.nzaht.org//content/plugins/gallery6/xml/gallery_2...

Three to four hours of practice a day is quite a lot, in comparison Johnny Ho (http://www.quora.com/TopCoder/Who-is-Johnny-Ho) only did about 1 or 2 a day while practicing for IOI 2012

Source: me asking that exact question to him at IOI 2012

Thanks for the flags tip!

Python has weird ideas about comparisons, I'm pretty sure it's the only language where this is possible: https://eval.in/113749

Oh man, Do Something looks like a great idea! Good job man

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Random_walk would be something that can be utilized for this

Yes, root access is system-level root access

A user that does not know what the security implications of root access are will most likely just click "allow" when presented with a dialog

What's confusing about it? Apparently the 28" is cheaper to manufacture

This is not just because of algorithm and data structure though, it's also very well implemented

Cool story, and good luck with your company!

The point is that he wants to open the conversation for other drugs that are generally illegal (like weed) but have (arguably) less side effects

"the riots, car burning, head chopping" you're kidding right?

Yeah it's kind of unneccesary, I just wanted to see how fast I could get it :)

Also, my solution can easily do boards up to 30*30 or so

Remember Draw Something? That game that was sold for $180 million to Zynga? I wrote an API library for that in Python https://github.com/bouk/drawsomething-api that allowed me to just add coins (the currency they sell for real money) through simple API calls.

Good times

Nice! I did the same: https://github.com/bouk/rumble-solver

From the FAQ:

Q. Does Coin support chip and pin (EMV)?

A. Coin is currently designed for the U.S. market and does not support chip and pin (EMV), however, future generations of the device will include EMV.

There are already crazy small devices that accomplish the same: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0w_ktMotlo

Credit card theft like you describe is already possible and already happens

It's there: http://www.happier.co.uk/infogram/amount-top-companies-earn-...

Pretty sure it's meant as a joke

Note that the creator of slash doesn't claim to be the 'PHP successor' that's just what the OP made the title

What? Ruby works the exact same way. Pretty sure Slash doesn't make variable have an implicit value like PHP does

Nobody is forcing you to switch languages, this is just a hobby project made by someone

There's compilation and installation instructions here: https://github.com/slash-lang/slash

There's an intepreter here: https://github.com/slash-lang/slash and you can execute code online here: https://eval.in/1471

I think it was a glitch in Apache that made it spill out the sourcecode

Yes, generics are not (yet??) possible in go