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It's funny how everyone's first instinct is to try to "hack" it. Check out all the replies, everyone's trying out infinite loops, shell commands, fork bobs, san
by mustpax 18y ago
It's funny how everyone's first instinct is to try to "hack" it. Check out all the replies, everyone's trying out infinite loops, shell commands, fork bobs, sandbox breakers. Freedom to tinker all the way!
- catch23 18y agonot too surprising for "hacker" news. it's a puzzle, first to hack it wins a book!
- mustpax 18y agoAgreed, pretty clever way of getting some serious penetration testing done. By the way, apparently this snippet does the trick: @rubx f = Hash.new {|h,k| h[k] = h[k-1]+h[k-2]};f[0]=1;f[1]=1;f[1000000] It looks like it calculates the 1,000,000th fibonacci number, with decent runtime complexity (not so much with memory). I don't know Ruby though, is there anything peculiar about the snippet?