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I'm reminded of an old game called Core War, where the object is to write code that corrupts your opponent's code while simultaneously protecting your own code.
by derekp7 11y ago
I'm reminded of an old game called Core War, where the object is to write code that corrupts your opponent's code while simultaneously protecting your own code. I wonder if people who are good at that game would be the best candidates for this type of fault tolerant programming?
- dkopi 11y agoIsrael has had its own version called "codeguru extreme" that's been going on for the last 11 years. The rules are significantly different, but the idea and inspiration is from core wars. (Sorry, hebrew only: http://www.codeguru.co.il/xtreme/about.htm http://www.codeguru.co.il/xtreme/about.htm) It's sponsored by IBM, A large Israeli college, A technological high school chain - And Several Israeli Technological Military Units (Air force, Communications, Cyber). So yeah, that's probably a really good indicator you might be on to something.
- unexistance 11y agoa few more resources https://github.com/codeguru-il/corewars8086-survivors/tree/master/cgx2005 https://github.com/codeguru-il/corewars8086-survivors/tree/m... http://cyber.org.il/assembly/codeguru-guide.pdf http://cyber.org.il/assembly/codeguru-guide.pdf