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A couple of months ago, I was lucky enough to be asked if I would like to participate in an upcoming Intel challenge, known at the time as Ultimate Coder 2. Having followed the original Ultimate Coder competition, I was highly chuffed to even be considered. I had to submit a proposal for an application that would work on a convertible Ultrabook™ and would make use of something called Perceptual Computing. Fortunately for me, I'd been inspired a couple of days earlier to write an application and describe how it was developed on CodeProject - my regular hangout for writing about things that interest me and that haven't really been covered much by others. Our own Peter O'Hanlon explains his entry in the Intel Ultimate Coder competition.
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Oh wow. I'm news now, and it's nothing to do with that court case, me and Salma Hayek.
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She certainly did; when she took out the restraining order.
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Well, Insider News .
Just kidding, I am very impressed
Soren Madsen
"When you don't know what you're doing it's best to do it quickly" - Jase #DuckDynasty
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Thanks. The original approach was for Sacha and me to form a team to compete, but he couldn't compete due to other commitments.
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I would say good luck, but I don't think luck has much impact on this kind of competition.
Hope you do well.
<edit>I guess you could be lucky enough to have shoddy competitors, but I like to think you're honourable enough to hope for them to be tough. May the best man win!</edit>
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Thanks. I've already wished them good luck. They have some amazing projects on the go. I'm looking forward to seeing more from them.
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Nice to see Intel are dedicated to protecting us from XSS. So much so that they've double encoded your name:
Submitted by Peter O'Hanlon
After all, it's not as if there are many people with apostrophes in their names, are there?
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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