Re: Tortoise-crawlin' Hall of Shame (tpr05a)
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En op 13 september 2002 sprak Ala: > Hey, that brings to mind yet another Perl competition: > The Perl 100 Meter Dash. The winner of course is the one > who submits the fastest solution. How about if this > substitutes next month's PG challenge for a try? I think you might be pecked by a herd of angry ostriches if you tried that. However, since you are a referee next month, I think you could easily add an experimental "100 Meter Dash" as a sideshow to the main golf tournament as follows: 1) Have the golf test program print the time taken. 2) Change the meaning of PGAS "unorthodox" to mean "this is a 100 meter dash entry" -- I never was sure why PGAS needed "Unorthodox", since "Artistic" seems sufficient. I think "Artistic" and "Unorthodox" entries do not go on the PGAS leaderboard. You, as referee then, could carefully time all "Unorthodox" entries and post a daily "100 Meter Dash" leaderboard to golf mailing list. I see the golf tournament as the main event, but the 100 meter dash could prove an enjoyable and instructive diversion. Some fwp-ers who dislike golf might also like to compete. Opinions welcome. /-\ndrew