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FYI: it's a programming competition, at least sometimes held on college campuses. (If you log in, you see the only one announced and so far completed just over
by gojomo 12y ago
FYI: it's a programming competition, at least sometimes held on college campuses. (If you log in, you see the only one announced and so far completed just over a week ago at Virginia Tech.)
So now there's...
• Bram Cohen's CodeCon, a defunct (?) series of hacker conferences
• Re/Code's Code Conference, abbreviated #codecon, the Mossberg/Swisher post-WSJ successor to 'D: All Things Digital'
• Bloomberg's CodeCon, a series of coding competitions
I think I'm going to start CoDecon, a COllaborative-consumption site to book DECONtamination of chemical/biological hazards, like when a compact-flourescent bulb breaks or you suspect your last AirBnb guest had Ebola.
- apaprocki 12y agoUsage of the site is going to pick up, but I was mainly interested in seeing if anyone had feedback on the UX / workflow of how it works. You can play around with test problems in the 'Challenges' section and pick from a variety of different programming languages.