This way, you get to make fun of their… incredibly (lacking) haskell knowledge for example!
One might ask: I’m passing everything, why do I need this?
Recently, I had the pleasure to be able to help peer review the research software package solve_nivp released as a print on the Journal of Open Source Software (JOSS),
LINK (need to fix this haha)
solve_nivp is a Python library for time integration of nonsmooth ODE/DAE models: systems with abrupt changes such as impacts, switching, or inequality constraints. Such models are widespread: frictional contact in mechanics, piecewise and switching behaviour in circuits, sliding–mode control, and discontinuous rules in finance and energy markets [@brogliato2016nonsmooth; @acary2008numerical; @bernardo2008piecewise; @ShtesselEdwardsFridmanLevant2014; @Tramontana2010; @gabriel2012complementarity].
The International Collegiate Programming Contest is an incredibly renowned competitive programming competition with various stages, in this document I walk through my experience this 2026 ICPC in my three regional contests.
Valyn, Anton and I formed the sudden team “(() => {})();” – which indeed is meant to represent the no-ops lambda function in javascript or “arrow-function” – thought of by our one and only Valyn on the first day (the initial orchestrator.)
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