15185 pts ยท July 3, 2012
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Awesome! Do you have another photos?
Witnessed brother! Ride to Valhalla, shiny and chrome!
And a projector too
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Step 1: Google it.
Every one else's. I hope you enjoyed competing and the experience it brought you.
Programming competition. I hope this doesn't sour your view of skills USA. I truly hope you enjoyed it, and my experience doesn't align with
Just to see if they would be interested, and almost every single one of them would have jumped at the opportunity to be a part of the Comp
This, such as Google, to help out. Contribute prizes, handle the competition and requirements, etc. I even reached out to a few companies
And mismanaged. I never understood why they never reached out to one of the millions of companies that write code and sponsor things like
I paid thousands of dollars to compete against the best computer programmers in the state and was left with an even that was so disorganized
State-level, but I will never go to Nationals again. It probably sounds like in just nitpicking and ranting, and you're probably right, but
Be able to compete and enjoy the whole experience, but I left with a sour taste in my mouth from the whole event. I'm glad I got to compete
Of cheese, as well as an expired package of mayo. Most of us threw it away and just got food at the convention center. I really wanted to
Food was supposed to be there, we got these crappy box lunches. Two pieces of bread with literally a square inch of lettuce and half a slice
The only thing that gave most of us comfort through the contest was the fact that we were getting a free lunch. However, an hour after the
The way you had to write code were beyond stupid and does not reflect the way anyone would go about programming in any industry.
Highschool and college students in their entire state, and determining the best in the US. The restrictions that were in place on ?/?
A contestant of CHEATING because she used a C# library to support JSON data. They were heavily unqualified to be judging the best 9/?
Industry professionals. Our judges didn't even know anything about 1/3rd of the languages the students were using. They accused 8/?
Don't get me wrong, I respect community college programming teachers and I'm glad they exist, but other competitions had freaking 7/?
Ours was 100% empty and void of prizes or sponsor. The judges for he competition were a community college programming teacher and his TA 6/?
Single sponsor either. Competitions like Networking had entire companies like Cisco and brocade sponsor the competition and the booth, 5/?
Cable because it would violate some Union contract.our entire booth had two tables and a printer, and nothing else. We didn't have a 4/?
Deal with. Our booth didn't even have power until about 5 minutes before the competition started, and nobody could move a single power 3/?
Literally a third of the contestants walked out or DNF because of the lack of structures the massive amount of BS that everybody had to 2/?
phil doesnt have money to pay this
PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL
Awesome! Do you have another photos?
Witnessed brother! Ride to Valhalla, shiny and chrome!
And a projector too
Idubbbz*
Step 1: Google it.
Every one else's. I hope you enjoyed competing and the experience it brought you.
Programming competition. I hope this doesn't sour your view of skills USA. I truly hope you enjoyed it, and my experience doesn't align with
Just to see if they would be interested, and almost every single one of them would have jumped at the opportunity to be a part of the Comp
This, such as Google, to help out. Contribute prizes, handle the competition and requirements, etc. I even reached out to a few companies
And mismanaged. I never understood why they never reached out to one of the millions of companies that write code and sponsor things like
I paid thousands of dollars to compete against the best computer programmers in the state and was left with an even that was so disorganized
State-level, but I will never go to Nationals again. It probably sounds like in just nitpicking and ranting, and you're probably right, but
Be able to compete and enjoy the whole experience, but I left with a sour taste in my mouth from the whole event. I'm glad I got to compete
Of cheese, as well as an expired package of mayo. Most of us threw it away and just got food at the convention center. I really wanted to
Food was supposed to be there, we got these crappy box lunches. Two pieces of bread with literally a square inch of lettuce and half a slice
The only thing that gave most of us comfort through the contest was the fact that we were getting a free lunch. However, an hour after the
The way you had to write code were beyond stupid and does not reflect the way anyone would go about programming in any industry.
Highschool and college students in their entire state, and determining the best in the US. The restrictions that were in place on ?/?
A contestant of CHEATING because she used a C# library to support JSON data. They were heavily unqualified to be judging the best 9/?
Industry professionals. Our judges didn't even know anything about 1/3rd of the languages the students were using. They accused 8/?
Don't get me wrong, I respect community college programming teachers and I'm glad they exist, but other competitions had freaking 7/?
Ours was 100% empty and void of prizes or sponsor. The judges for he competition were a community college programming teacher and his TA 6/?
Single sponsor either. Competitions like Networking had entire companies like Cisco and brocade sponsor the competition and the booth, 5/?
Cable because it would violate some Union contract.our entire booth had two tables and a printer, and nothing else. We didn't have a 4/?
Deal with. Our booth didn't even have power until about 5 minutes before the competition started, and nobody could move a single power 3/?
Literally a third of the contestants walked out or DNF because of the lack of structures the massive amount of BS that everybody had to 2/?