This is interesting. Knowing the online community, it will attract really strict graders (I'm using a euphemism, you should know what I mean) - so you can pigg

This is interesting. Knowing the online community, it will attract really strict graders (I'm using a euphemism, you should know what I mean) - so you can piggyback on this to just paste code that isn't working from a throwaway and have the pedants tell you exactly why and why you shouldn't be hired (for reviews that say the code is broken, it can be a requirement to say where) -- which I'm sure they'll be thrilled to do for like $5. "total idiot, didn't even cast to a float so the comparison is wrong. would not hire. keep away from real systems." Cheap alternative to debugging!