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I have come across an article where students used network traffic to draw their university on the country's IPv6 graph. [image]
Your goal is simple to tell, but hard to implement. Draw the text MAIL …
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You are given two true color images, the Source and the Palette. They do not necessarily have the same dimensions but it is guaranteed that their areas are the same, i.e. they have the same number of …
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Aww, man, this expiry date doesn't write the months with letters! I can't tell if it's expiring on March 10th or October 3rd... Wait, no, never mind, the year says 2012. (alley-oops half-used brick of …
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Illustrated by Chris Rainbolt, my brother and a fresh graduate from Savannah College of Art and Design
Introduction
The angels and demons are fighting and, as usual, using earth as their …
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The title says it all. Your goal is to write a program that forms a w×h rectangle of characters that can be rotated and re-run to output the number of 90° Counter-Clockwise (CCW) rotations that have …
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A question similar to this has been asked a couple of years ago, but this one is even trickier.
The challenge is simple. Write a program (in your language of choice) that repeatedly executes code …
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Let's try to golf this piece of ascii-art representing a golfing man:
'\ . . |>18>>
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Your task is to create a memory leak. This is a program that uses loads of memory, until the computer runs out and has to do some swapping to save itself from running out. The only way that the memory …
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Provided an input as an unsigned integer:
13457
Your function/subroutine should return:
75431
Since this is a popularity contest, be creative.
Constraints:
You cannot use arrays.
You cannot …
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Can you answer these?
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I want to compactly code positive integers x into bits, in a manner allowing decoding back into the original integers for a stateless decoder knowing the maximum value m of each x; it shall be …
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Challenge:
In the last stage of a two players Texas hold 'em, given a two-card hand and five cards on table, determine your probability to win versus an opponent by the standard ranking of poker …
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