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Latest revision as of 19:03, 28 October 2018
RGB2Rv18 Codegolf
To participate in this years codegolf challenges, you need to be in the rgb2r wifi and SSH into a special machine:
ssh <username>@golf
When you first connect, your user will be automatically created and your public key authorized for that user. It is not possible to connect without a public key (i.e. there is no password auth). Once you are connected, you can run the golf
command to see the existing challenges, submit solutions, see the leaderboards and get further information. After the event, I will copy all the relevant information here.
Leaderboard
Bash | C | C++ | Go | Java | Perl | Python 2.7 | Python 3 | Ruby |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
54 koebi | 205 nicolas | 228 nicolas | 319 supaake | 292 sarge | 52 secure | 159 nicolas | 160 nicolas | 73 xeen |
56 xeen | 267 supaake | 340 empire | 57 mxf | 172 emrys-merlin | ||||
62 nicolas | 455 judge | 174 koebi | ||||||
97 supaake | 192 supaake |
FAQ
Lol, it's so easy to cheat or break this
It is definitely possible and likely easy to cheat and/or break the raspberry pi we use. That means that if you do cheat or intentionally break stuff in a way that spoils the fun for others, the only thing you prove is that you're a buzzkill - not that you are clever. Please keep that in mind :)
How do I use the commands correctly?
scp foo.py <user>@golf: golf -challenge <challenge> foo.py
I have a great idea for a challenge
Query sECuRE in IRC. If you want to make the job extra easy, you can implement this Go interface:
type Instance struct { Input string Want string } type Challenge interface { // GenerateInstance generates a random instance, using the given RNG. GenerateInstance(*rand.Rand) Instance // Solve solves a given instance. Solve(input string) string // Description outputs a verbose description of the problem to solve. Description() string // Examples generates a fixed list of examples for documentation. Examples() []Instance }
What languages are supported?
There currently is a hardcoded list of languages (for uniformity), containing Brainfuck, C, C++, Go, Haskell, Java, Javascript, Julia, Perl and Python. What language to use is determined on file-extension. If you want to use a different language, you can query sECuRE a) what debian-packages are needed, b) how to build (if needed) programs for that language and c) how to run programs for that language. If you want to use a language that can't run on an ARM64 Raspberry Pi3 (e.g. if you want to code on a Commodore 64 or an Atari ;) ), let me know, but we won't be able to have you in the leaderboards :)
I get some weird behavior when using ssh
Please file a bug against simsim. In the meantime, there is an OpenSSH sshd running on port 2222 that you can use via ssh -p 2222 <user>@golf
or scp -P 2222 <user>@golf
. User creation, however, only works on port 22, so you need to use that at least once.