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November 13th, 2007

Sergey Yurgenson Wins Late Twlight, Best Result By 5 Announced

Congratulations to Sergey Yurgenson for winning the first-ever Late Twilight. His first wins were in the last contest, where he took two contest prizes. In addition, David Jones, DrSeuss, Abhisek Ukil, and nathan q all beat the the previous best score after the twilight test suite swap.

Now that the lights are back on, we’re announcing an award for the entry that gets the best result, irrespective of time, submitted before 5PM. Track the progress and the leader in the “Best Result” section in the statistics.

By Matthew Simoneau

2:22 pm | Posted in Gene Splicing | Permalink |

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  • Helen Chen: Hurray for Yi! That is a really great accomplishment! Helen
  • David Jones: Thanks for sharing your analysis Alan. As you have argued persuasively, it looks like 13,000 is...
  • OkinawaDolphin: It seems that new entries don’t show up anymore because the queue is clogged.
  • srach: Yeah, but in 4 hours David Jones wakes up (if he does sleep at all) and pulls a rabbit out of his hat which...
  • Yi Cao: Nice analysis, Alan. It was my original judgement as well when the challenge was announced.
  • Alan Chalker: While I haven’t had much time to compete in this contest, I’ve done some analysis and...
  • Matthew: Good point. Done!
  • MikeR: I am assuming you are going to apply the constraint that this challenge applies to the new testsuite.
  • DrSeuss: I wonder if a score-neutral test-suite swap is even possible. ;-)
  • Alan Chalker: As I usually do, I’ve now posted a heavily commented version of the leading code so that those of...

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