MaxCoderz

I didn't need Axe to get one of those "girlfriend" things, it was surprisingly easy actually..
Do you want some tips?

I'm not sure yet why it doesn't work, but why are you creating new MButton's only to overwrite them?

Almost except you shouldn't create a new queue (why have queue's with only 1 thing in it?) but add the cells to the queue you already had The real problem was actually kindof lame, they wanted a tournament manager that plans its games such that two players never play more than once against each othe...

Or a stack, which is better for locality of reference and only requires 1 copy when it needs to grow (instead of a scary multi-part copy) And more importantly, it would more closely resemble your original recursive implementation. This reminds me of an algorithm I recently implemented for the Softwa...

Oh I learned most of what I know for free on the 'net
I already started doing that in my last year of highschool though and I had plenty of time back then .. but actually, I still have plenty of time. How come you don't have time? I spend about 10 hours per week on university in a normal week..

Oh I see, sorry btw, you're allowed to learn in your own time That's what I did, in fact all of the stuff I've posted about here is stuff I learned on my own :) And of course it's the only way to get to be actually better than the rest.. Good luck Oh and edit distance is nice, it easily allows you t...

So.. you go to a Chinese college?

Well I don't see how lz77 would come in.. You'd still need to store those grid entries "somewhere", and that "somewhere" had better not get too big.. Anyway this is DP, and with DP you can always cheat - for example, instead of just filling a grid, you could do it the "old f...

How long are the strings? What language will this be in? And where/how do stacks an heaps come into this - do you mean The Heap and The Stack? Since your array is dynamically allocated (dynamic size, so.., well you could use alloca.. but The Stack is typically only about 1MB) it would be on the heap...

UPC is notoriously unreliable though..

Cheat! That's not your home connection

We'll get 100mbit/s next year if our ISP stays on schedule

A little upgrade (free upgrade)

So... no explanation? Like, what makes it better than other memory management things?
We're probably supposed to understand it all just by looking at it, but I'm not feeling so pro at the moment

Thanks guys, I'm glad all that time I spend reading wiki pages wasn't completely wasted lol

Factoradic numbers are harder to explain than to write code for, here's an example in C# (easy enough to convert to Java) http://www.koders.com/csharp/fid3FF1BAF468DB8C6D58B5785703B1728C4CB0D397.aspx? You'd have to use something bigger than an int though, probably longer than a long as well - like a...