Registration for Crash and Compile: DC21 is now open!
Crash And Compile is a ACM-style programming contest crossed with a drinking game, where teams of two people try to solve as many programming problems as they can. As teams compile and run their programs, each time their code fails to compile, produces the incorrect output or segfaults, the team must drink. Meanwhile, our lovely Team Distraction will be doing what they can to make the job of programming while intoxicated all the more difficult and/or enjoyable.
If you are interested in competing in this year's contest, complete the registration:
We'll be holding a per-qualifcation round again this year. I'm changing it up how it's done however. Teams will get three problems of varrying difficulty level, and four hours to complete them. You get more points for completing a problem quicker than the other teams.
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Registration goes like this: Send me (krux) a DM here on the forums with ALL of the following information:
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Team name
Participant 1
Name/handle
Email (1)
Beer preference
Participant 2 (optional)
Name/handle
Email
Beer preference
Programming language(s) of choice
Explicit acknowledgement that both participants are over the legal drinking age in Las Vegas, Nevada (21 years old). IDs WILL BE CHECKED AND ENFORCED
Explicit acknowledgement that you're willing to pay up to a $50 per participant entrance fee to help cover costs (3)
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I don't need real names, but I DO need functional email addresses. I won't share email addresses with anyone, or use them for anything other than communicating with you about Crash and Compile: DC21. Team and participant names/handles will be published, so make sure you're ok with that.
Once you've registered, we'll contact you with details about the qualification round.
In addition to the 9 competing teams, we're also looking for volunteers for Team Distraction, and the non-drinking Team Control Group (see the rules for details). Unfortunately, by its very nature, TCG doesn't earn points. However TCG still gets to participate in the fun.
That's it for now. Feel free to ask questions here, in DM, or email krux at thcnet dot net.
Crash And Compile is a ACM-style programming contest crossed with a drinking game, where teams of two people try to solve as many programming problems as they can. As teams compile and run their programs, each time their code fails to compile, produces the incorrect output or segfaults, the team must drink. Meanwhile, our lovely Team Distraction will be doing what they can to make the job of programming while intoxicated all the more difficult and/or enjoyable.
If you are interested in competing in this year's contest, complete the registration:
We'll be holding a per-qualifcation round again this year. I'm changing it up how it's done however. Teams will get three problems of varrying difficulty level, and four hours to complete them. You get more points for completing a problem quicker than the other teams.
===
Registration goes like this: Send me (krux) a DM here on the forums with ALL of the following information:
----- snip! -----
Team name
Participant 1
Name/handle
Email (1)
Beer preference
Participant 2 (optional)
Name/handle
Beer preference
Programming language(s) of choice
Explicit acknowledgement that both participants are over the legal drinking age in Las Vegas, Nevada (21 years old). IDs WILL BE CHECKED AND ENFORCED
Explicit acknowledgement that you're willing to pay up to a $50 per participant entrance fee to help cover costs (3)
----- snip! -----
I don't need real names, but I DO need functional email addresses. I won't share email addresses with anyone, or use them for anything other than communicating with you about Crash and Compile: DC21. Team and participant names/handles will be published, so make sure you're ok with that.
Once you've registered, we'll contact you with details about the qualification round.
In addition to the 9 competing teams, we're also looking for volunteers for Team Distraction, and the non-drinking Team Control Group (see the rules for details). Unfortunately, by its very nature, TCG doesn't earn points. However TCG still gets to participate in the fun.
That's it for now. Feel free to ask questions here, in DM, or email krux at thcnet dot net.
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