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I'm willing to be a judge or to compete. I think MathXpert said he'd be willing to judge. Any others?
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Posted 29 May 2009 - 07:53 AM
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I am happy to judge, so sure. ;)
What's the next challenge going to be? Or do the judges decide it?
What's the next challenge going to be? Or do the judges decide it?
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Posted 29 May 2009 - 08:01 AM
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I cant wait to see the next competition!
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Posted 29 May 2009 - 08:47 AM
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What do you need to know to be a judge?
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Posted 29 May 2009 - 08:54 AM
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I'm judging, but I guess that is a given. If you want to compete and *possibly* win a prize, you shouldn't be a judge.
To be a judge you should know programming (duh) and generally know how to compile/execute multiple languages. You should be able to recognize good development and bad development practices. You should have spare time and be willing to use that time to look at each code. This could take considerable time if there are many submissions. You should be able to debate with good reasoning why you believe a particular algorithm is better. You should be willing to check for updates on the judging communication system (yet to be determined) and respond with opinions.
To be a judge you should know programming (duh) and generally know how to compile/execute multiple languages. You should be able to recognize good development and bad development practices. You should have spare time and be willing to use that time to look at each code. This could take considerable time if there are many submissions. You should be able to debate with good reasoning why you believe a particular algorithm is better. You should be willing to check for updates on the judging communication system (yet to be determined) and respond with opinions.
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Posted 29 May 2009 - 09:01 AM
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Jordan said:
I'm judging, but I guess that is a given. If you want to compete and *possibly* win a prize, you shouldn't be a judge.
The Judges should get a small prize :P
Jordan said:
To be a judge you should know programming (duh) and generally know how to compile/execute multiple languages.
I'm not sure If I know enough languages...
Jordan said:
You should be able to recognize good development and bad development practices.
I think I can do that
Jordan said:
You should have spare time and be willing to use that time to look at each code. This could take considerable time if there are many submissions.
I have a lot of spare time at the moment.
Jordan said:
You should be able to debate with good reasoning why you believe a particular algorithm is better.
That shouldn't be a problem for me.
Jordan said:
You should be willing to check for updates on the judging communication system (yet to be determined) and respond with opinions.
Everything for the community.
So Maybe I can be a Judge. I'm not "signing up" now but perhaps later.
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Posted 29 May 2009 - 09:06 AM
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You're welcome to sign up. Be nice to have you on the panel.
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Posted 29 May 2009 - 09:10 AM
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Jordan said:
To be a judge you should know programming (duh) and generally know how to compile/execute multiple languages.
It's just this I'm unsure with. I just know a few languages but If I read a code from a language I don't know I can usually understand what it does. I'm not sure If I can understand them enough to judge them. :confused:
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Posted 29 May 2009 - 09:42 AM
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The trick isn't whether you "know" several languages, but whether you can "read" several languages. I don't know python, for example, but had no trouble reading PythonPower's submission. Heck, I don't know VB, but a quick google search often lets me fix people's problems.
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Posted 29 May 2009 - 10:13 AM
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Then I Think I "know" multiple languages good enough. I join!!!!
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Posted 29 May 2009 - 01:20 PM
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Well I just said that, but I didn't really mean that. I don't feel ready to do that. I don't think I know enough.
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Posted 29 May 2009 - 01:28 PM
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MathXpert said:
Well I just said that, but I didn't really mean that. I don't feel ready to do that. I don't think I know enough.
Is it because you want to win a prize? :P:D:):p
