@Geobits There is that. Actually, as much as I enjoy food, I wouldn't want to give up practically every other ability in order to be able to eat more conveniently
Messing around trying to implement heatbugs I once made an error that resulted in them constructing irregular lattice grids. I wish I could remember how
(when I say "constructing", I mean "arranging into")
@AlexA. He enjoys cooking. Every year he threw a party for all his students, and produced some great food. Always including about eight flavours of home-made ice-cream, of which some would be conventional and some less so.
@PeterTaylor What I forgot to mention earlier (and I think I said it to Sp or someone): if you're actually concerned about that, post the GolfScript, HQ9+ and Python answers yourself as community wikis.
When I went back for a college reunion a couple of years ago I arranged to sit next to him at dinner and we spent most of it talking about molecular gastronomy.
I don't imagine anyone has good reason to downvote in this particular election, but in general someone might want to downvote for a reason they don't feel comfortable voicing, so I like the idea of downvotes counting.
There is the problem of candidates having the potential to downvote everyone else and upvote themselves, but this only puts them 2 votes up which shouldn't matter unless an election is very close.
It only seems to be a minor disadvantage to candidates who are too noble to upvote themselves or downvote others
Since there are a lot more voters than candidates, it seems worth allowing the downvotes of the candidates in order to get the meaningful downvotes from the wider population of voters
More or less. The nomination phase has no votes at all. The primaries has up/downvotes and only the highest N candidates move on to the next phase. Finally the winner(s) are selected as you said.
Given two parameters lane pattern and road length, print an ASCII representation of the lane markings for Roads and Traffic Service to paint the roads.
Example input/output
Input: BTHMLRPHU, 21
I don't care if you take two parameters or concatenate the number onto the end of the string, it's u...
@AlexA. For my proposal in the sandbox, should I change the name to Rational Zeroes; or Rational Roots of Polynomials. (Or do you have another, more exciting idea, for a name?)
The challenge is to write the shortest function\program to find a polynomial given the roots. The function or program should take valid input; that is, a list of integers representing the roots of the polynomial, and return valid output.
Output should return a sequence of numbers representing th...