As a condition of winning and redeeming a cash prize, winners ...(vi) licenses to TopCoder and Google rights to all information submitted during the tournament (including rights to source code and other executables)
So for $10,000, they get a piece of source code that's all theirs to use as they will? Niiiiiiiiiice...
The "Code Jam" is hosted by TopCoder.com. The types of problems they use are standard computer science fare, e.g. find the nearest future year that shares the same calendar with the current year. Not difficult until you consider people are finshing in under 10 minutes.
But I doubt it's the type of source code Google is salivating over.
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sjcSep 17, 2003 at 6:54PM
As a condition of winning and redeeming a cash prize, winners ...(vi) licenses to TopCoder and Google rights to all information submitted during the tournament (including rights to source code and other executables)
So for $10,000, they get a piece of source code that's all theirs to use as they will? Niiiiiiiiiice...
jimSep 19, 2003 at 12:22PM
The "Code Jam" is hosted by TopCoder.com. The types of problems they use are standard computer science fare, e.g. find the nearest future year that shares the same calendar with the current year. Not difficult until you consider people are finshing in under 10 minutes.
But I doubt it's the type of source code Google is salivating over.
This thread is closed to new comments. Thanks to everyone who responded.