blogg vorbis

2004-10-28

I've made two perl scripts to solve problems 1 and 17 on the Google Labs Aptitude Test. I found out about the GLAT from a picture of a billboard containing a puzzle on the Google Blog. If you haven't heard of the Google Blog... well now you have.

Here are the perl scripts I made (Don't use these to cheat!):
glat-1.pl
glat-17.pl

Just curious, are you planning to send your GLAT results to Google?

By Will, at 3:09 PM
I doubt I'll actually send my results to Google. Since I'm still in high school I doubt they'll want me and I'm planning to go to a four year college. Plus I can't even start to solve 3, 10 is very difficult, I don't even understand 19, and 20 seems intestesting. I'm just doing it for fun mostly. Too bad there's not an answer key for me to test my geekiness. Maybe I'll send it to Google just to ask them how I score.

By T-Ray, at 10:27 PM
Trust me, Google is interested in youth. Look at it this way: Sergey Brin and Larry Page were at Stanford (well, for masters' degrees, but still, college aged) when they coded the technologies behind Google in the first place.

By Will, at 1:14 PM
Ok Trey, you have convinced me. I will start my blogger once I finish moving to Fedora. :)

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