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Joel Harmon
Joel Harmon
1:41 AM
@JohnnyApplesauce Lorem Ipsum?
Also, if you're grading programs you likely know the language. You might consider throwing each into a security sandbox, then test it against an automated suite.
Would you consider bonus points for handling things like special characters or unicode?
 
 
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Duga
Duga
3:45 AM
I think this question is fine. For me it falls just on the acceptable side of #6 on the off-topic list. Maybe it belongs on Software Engineering but it's hard to say. — Quinn Mortimer 43 secs ago
 
 
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Duga
Duga
7:32 AM
Thanks everyone. @Dortimer, I will post in the stackexchange. One of my colleague told me that if we use ngIf condition, dom will not be generated. But minified version of the source code presents without the condition. I will have to experiment on this. here is the link for stackexchange question to discuss. softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/400129/… — Durai 26 secs ago
 
 
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Duga
Duga
1:31 PM
Maybe this question would be better on softwareengineering.stackoverflow.com. — Hyperbole just now
 
gnat
gnat
@RobertHarvey it can be that someone up the ladder simply set it up on you as an act of revenge, to build up an excuse for blocking possible reinstatement and elections participation. I recall being targeted like that at one of my past jobs. Back then, it was kinda surprising for me to learn that serious looking, high level management in a solid, established company can do such useless childish things (I didn't bother to complain though)
 
 
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Feeds
Feeds
2:40 PM
The puzzle masters behind Facebook’s Hacker Cup explain how they craft questions
Ryan Donovan on October 25, 2019

Can you fight zombies with mathematical precision? Could a hungry fish benefit from dynamic programming? These are the questions that inspire the developers who craft the questions for Facebook’s annual Hacker Cup. 

Today is the grand finals for the competition, now in its ninth year. The programming contest is open to the public and attracted over 6,000 participants this year. The final 25 contestants, who passed through four qualifying rounds with the highest scores, will try to solve their way to victory starting at 9:30am PST – 12:30pmEST -5:30pm Dublin time. You can catch the live stream here.  …

 
 
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Duga
Duga
9:12 PM
 

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