BioPresence Programmer Challenge45:00

Advanced Freelance Programmer Screening

This is a timed technical challenge. Submit your resume and answer the randomized questions. Results are manually reviewed.

Question 1 · Malbolge / Esoteric Reasoning · Extreme

Malbolge reasoning 10: Explain why deterministic static analysis of a nontrivial Malbolge program is unusually difficult. Mention at least two properties of the language that make ordinary debugging or symbolic execution painful.

Question 2 · C++ Systems · Extreme

C++ challenge 8: In a lock-free stack using compare_exchange_weak with std::memory_order_release on push and std::memory_order_acquire on pop, which failure order is valid and least constraining when the success order is acquire?

Question 3 · Algorithms / Architecture · Extreme

Algorithm challenge 8: You need exact top-k frequent items from a stream too large for memory, with adversarial keys and no second pass. Which statement is correct?

Question 4 · Algorithms / Architecture · Extreme

Algorithm challenge 1: You need exact top-k frequent items from a stream too large for memory, with adversarial keys and no second pass. Which statement is correct?

Question 5 · C++ Systems · Extreme

C++ challenge 3: In a lock-free stack using compare_exchange_weak with std::memory_order_release on push and std::memory_order_acquire on pop, which failure order is valid and least constraining when the success order is acquire?

Question 6 · C++ Systems · Extreme

C++ challenge 7: In a lock-free stack using compare_exchange_weak with std::memory_order_release on push and std::memory_order_acquire on pop, which failure order is valid and least constraining when the success order is acquire?

Question 7 · C++ Systems · Extreme

C++ challenge 9: In a lock-free stack using compare_exchange_weak with std::memory_order_release on push and std::memory_order_acquire on pop, which failure order is valid and least constraining when the success order is acquire?

Question 8 · Malbolge / Esoteric Reasoning · Extreme

Malbolge reasoning 1: Explain why deterministic static analysis of a nontrivial Malbolge program is unusually difficult. Mention at least two properties of the language that make ordinary debugging or symbolic execution painful.

Question 9 · Algorithms / Architecture · Extreme

Algorithm challenge 18: You need exact top-k frequent items from a stream too large for memory, with adversarial keys and no second pass. Which statement is correct?

Question 10 · Malbolge / Esoteric Reasoning · Extreme

Malbolge reasoning 6: Explain why deterministic static analysis of a nontrivial Malbolge program is unusually difficult. Mention at least two properties of the language that make ordinary debugging or symbolic execution painful.