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Last year I went through 8 of them. I wonder what's the theme of this year. Hopefully it's somewhat closer to CPU design (because reading Soul of the new machin

Last year I went through 8 of them. I wonder what's the theme of this year. Hopefully it's somewhat closer to CPU design (because reading Soul of the new machine)

Jtsummers 4y ago
Not CPU design, but does involve a simple VM, have you checked out 2019? About half (1/3rd?) of the challenges involve a VM for "intcode". First few challenges get it up and running, then concurrency is added, and then challenges are presented inside it.
- markus_zhang 4y ago
  Thanks, I'll check it out. Definitely close to my definition of fun :D I also cannot tolerate hard problems so probably will stop around the same number.
  - Jtsummers 4y ago
    If you enjoy that, the same guy made Synacor Challenge: http://challenge.synacor.com http://challenge.synacor.com Similar basic problem as the intcode VM but less need to dive into concurrency.
    - markus_zhang 4y ago
      Thanks! This is really cool~ One of my dreams is to consume small pieces of challenges of some topic, one sightly more involved than the previous, then viola! At the end I get to learn say 50% of a CS course. Books are good but they don't force me to write code. I'm a bad learner :D
- drc500free 4y ago
  Really enjoyed that one. I do it in Excel, and moving things around between registers actually maps really well to a spreadsheet.