shootout

Didn't the PyPy folks have some issue with the language shootout, which led them to make their own?[1][2].

Tamerlan died in a shootout after a police officer in Watertown noticed the stolen SUV and called it in.

BTW why is there still no clojure entry in the language shootout game.

If you don't take it, I'll just make it return those pieces of the language shootout.

Checking out new entries in the language shootout is more informative.

> But it's hard to imagine a human defeating a bot in a shootout In a fair fight?

Often a 200-400 MW spike but at the end of the 1990 world cup semi final penalty shootout against Germany, there was a spike of 2.8GW.

Assuming the police are at fault every other time, I don't know how else one would expect a shootout with police to end.

A team of Rust programmers could catch Rust up to one of the C++ web frameworks and do a shootout between the two on realistic web apps.

They have exactly one method through which they pay out (the prize for the Shootout tournament), and they fix the rate at which they pay out there.

But it's hard to imagine a human defeating a bot in a shootout; consider human stock market traders who try to compete with flash trading computers, for example.

Firstly because they are a sort of marketing: I've perused the shootout before and noticed an implementation get a higher score than I was expecting.