/g/ Makes a List, Part 6: This is (Probably) the End

No dungeon generator?

For the 'fuck you're level of difficulty, making a unity or gamemaker style game engine would be good.

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>>55884692
Changed one of the challenges slightly to include Unity (see pic related)...

>>55884034
Oh shit that's a good one... I'll add it as "Roguelike engine/dungeon generator", how's that sound?

>>55883556
Make the next part called "the ride never ends"

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Okay... Here's the first draft of the list.

Not gonna lie, would kind of prefer it if there indeed were about 150 challenge, but if there isn't, I can always change it so there's 40 challenges per column and maybe some extra information wherever there's free space

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>>55885491
Here's a second draft (I can always fine-tune it, I just need some general suggestions)

>60 - dijkstra algorithm
that's pretty vague

>>55883556
keep rollan rollan rollan

>>55886133
Alright... I remember that in other Pro/g/ramming Challenges, there were things like "at least five nodes." Should I add that?

A key to show the colors relating to what difficulty, is yellow the lowest and purple the highest?

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>>55883556
Hey guys what do u think of my FizzBuzz made in Python
Can it be even shorter?

for i in range(1, 100): print("FizzBuzz") if i % 15 == 0 else print("Fizz") if i % 3 == 0 else print("Buzz") if i % 5 == 0 else print(i)

>>55885010
Eum, isn't unity a game engine? Making a game engine in unity doesn't really make sense or am I missing something?

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>>55886932
You're right in that Unity is a game engine. The reason I included Unity is that there's so many aspects to Unity (see pic related) that it isn't a completely arbitrary task. But that's just my view. Thoughts?

>>55886637
Good idea.

It goes Green < Yellow < Red < Purple

>>55886789
I can't really think of a way to simplify/shorten this...

>>55887046
Agreed, but I would split it in that case, doing that solely in openGL is a completely different beast than scripting those movements in unity.

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>>55887165
Alright. I catch your drift. Moving the Unity thing to Easy/Medium (Because the hard part is just learning Unity if you aren't familiar) and keeping the difficulty for the OG challenge

>>55887118
ok good

>>55887340
Here's another way you could do fizzbuzz (not sure if it's faster or not)

    for(int i = 0; i < 100; i++)
    {
        bool fizz = false, buzz = false;
        if(i%3 == 0)
        {
            fizz = true;
            std::cout << "fizz" << std::endl;
        }
        if(i%5 == 0)
        {
            buzz = true;
            std::cout << "buzz" << std::endl;
        }
        if(!fizz && !buzz)
            std::cout << i << std::endl;
    }

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Decided to type up the epilogue of Version 3.0 (pic related) into a pastebin. Should I add it to the image?

I'm also thinking of "borrowing" some challenges from that one to make it into a nice, even 150 challenges

>>55888528
Shit! Forgot to link to the pastebin!

http://pastebin.com/WfpvxAq3

After looking through Version 3.0, I found some challenges that could be added (for the 150 benchmark)

New additions:
1    Radix Base Converter (Given a radix, convert it to decimal, hexadecimal, and vigesimal) [Harder version of hexadecimal to decimal converter]
2    Oil Panic! (Game)
3    Nonogram Generator and Solver
4    Reverse a String
5    Basic TCP Simulator (Handshake, Data Sending, and Closing (Include simulate retransmissions, OOB Data, window-scaling, etc..)
6    Tron Game
7    Breakout
8    PDF Tagger
9    Missile Command Game
10    Risk
11    Yahtzee
12    File Compression Utility (Make it GUI with options)
13    Calendar
14    Prime Number Sieve (Include Multi-Threading)
15    Sine Wave Generator from Pseudorandom Numbers
16    File Explorer/Manager
17    LISP Interpreter
18    Calculate someone’s age in seconds (including leap years)
19    Load an Image and Flip/Mirror/Rotate it and save it to a new file
20    Ulam Spiral
21    Connect Four
22    Calculate the Dot Product and Cross Product of Two Vectors
23    Matrix Arithmetic (Addition/Subtraction, Scalar Multiplication, Matrix Multiplication)
24    Gif Creator
25    Go (No AI Necessary)
26    Chess
27    Simon
28    Bellman-Ford Simulation with at least 5 Vertices
29    Mastermind
30    Windows grep
31    Wallpaper Changer

All I need is the difficulty for each

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Third Time's the Charm, they say!

For the empty space at the right, I'm thinking of adding the text in the pastebin as well as stating which challenges are under which category

>>55889446
adding the text is a good idea. But right now i think the color(green vs yellow) are a bit hard to read.
also i thought the sorted one was a great idea.

>>55883556
OP, include:

- Bismuth fractal generator, for edgyness
- Ayy lmao sound generator
- seam carving algorithm or another cv algorithm

>>55883556
Another idea: Bayesan filter to exclude certain 4chinks posts
Hard mode: weeb/frogpost image filter

>doing all that work to make another gigantic image when this exists
https://better-dpt-roll.github.io

>>55890389
>right now it's filled mostly with bullshit

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>>55890027
>I thought the sorted one was a good idea

I'm unsure what you mean by this. Save for the last 10-ish challenges, these are all sorted by category . Were you perhaps talking about putting the numbers that correspond to each category?

Also, what do you recommend I do for the yellow vs. green? I think it'd be easier if I made the background slightly less dark (see pic related)

>>55890108
Bismuth Fractal - Easy (?)
Seam Carving - Looks awesome... Medium or Hard (?)
>>55890136
Bayesian Filter: Medium

>>55890653
>Bismuth Fractal - Easy (?)
>Seam Carving - Looks awesome... Medium or Hard (?)

Both are medium.

I expect the AY-LMAO sound effect generator to be hard, but then I don't know enough about sound generation.

Another idea: A basic WMS/TMS viewer that isn't web based.

>>55890719
If I'm understanding correctly, WMS is basically a web-map service (according to wikipedia), but I can't really pinpoint what TMS is other than a way to analyze the brain...

delete the white rectangle and also the
"most mediums can have a hard mode" message on the top

up the result here

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>>55891019
...Like this?

>>55891066
and also the legend
and crop out the black rectangle
anyone with a brain will be able to tell the legend

>>55891329
With all due respect, it's kind of weird not having a key. It leads to unnecessary confusion that could very easily be avoided (see: :>>55886637)


Also, the photo you responded to isn't the version I'm working on, it's this one: >>55889446

>>55890653
>I'm unsure what you mean by this.
I mean when you actually showed the categories, it's easier for beginners to see what is what when they want to pick but have no clue what the challenge is by name before researching it.

>what do you recommend I do for the yellow vs. green?

I think you could saturated green and desaturated yellow a bit

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>>55891814
Gotcha! Gonna make an alternate version of the image.

For the desaturated color, would a mustard-type color be fine?

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>>55891844
Okay... Here's a quick mock-up

(The numbers skip around because changing everything to be in order would be hell)