Project Lovelace

Very nice curated set of problems with an extremly low entry barrier! Just would appreciate golang support, but i guess you will get feature requests for all languages anyways :)

I like the eclectic selection of problems. I wish I had seen something like this when I was growing up; a manageable set of problems with the hint of depth. It’s easy to snipe a…

This is fantastic, I actually independently gave my CS101 (for engineers) students some of the same questions last semester (temperature, definite integrals, game of life). Can't…

Love the little explanations on the left! I've used many of these same problems as small assignments when teaching programming to novices. However all my assignments look much…

This looks awesome! I might try to incorporate this as an extra resource in an intro (Julia) class in the future.

From a quick glance it looked quite worrying, many red flags. I didn't look too carefully so some of this might be wrong or I missed where it's done. * Results from the untrusted…

This should be a good learning opportunity! That's a good attitude to have but people are probably going to take over your host[s], vandalize your site and run up your bills long…

It is neat. The inline math formulas are not displaying right (unless raw latex is right...). Compared to Euler I think perhaps the early problems are a little too easy...

Really cool. Sure the exercises are simple but a little reminder of some science concepts it's always nice.

Awesome website! Although it often loads very slowly for me.

Very nice curated set of problems with an extremly low entry barrier! Just would appreciate golang support, but i guess you will get feature requests for all languages anyways :)

Great site, lot of interesting problems. Any chance of adding Rust to the list of supported languages?

That's cool, but I'd love if you'd add Java to the programming languages.

Could you add Fortran as a programming language? It is one of the main languages for "science and math flavored programming problems". Gfortran is a free compiler that is part of…

One of the big reasons Project Euler is so brilliant is that every problem is formulated so that you can do it in any language. (I've introduced myself to about six languages…

These problems look like a lot of fun! Unfortunately, I'm currently learning Rust and would prefer to use it to solve these problems. It would be nice to support uploading a…

I like the eclectic selection of problems. I wish I had seen something like this when I was growing up; a manageable set of problems with the hint of depth. It’s easy to snipe a…

It is neat. The inline math formulas are not displaying right (unless raw latex is right...). Compared to Euler I think perhaps the early problems are a little too easy...

One of the big reasons Project Euler is so brilliant is that every problem is formulated so that you can do it in any language. (I've introduced myself to about six languages…

What do you use for the interpretation of so many languages? Did you just build a bunch of sandboxed vms?

How do you check for malicious code, or something simple as "while True"?

One of the big reasons Project Euler is so brilliant is that every problem is formulated so that you can do it in any language. (I've introduced myself to about six languages…

It is neat. The inline math formulas are not displaying right (unless raw latex is right...). Compared to Euler I think perhaps the early problems are a little too easy...

Love this! Always been a fan of kata-type websites like [0], but they all become uninteresting after a while (new katas get bland). This submission has good fresh energy! [0] -…

It is already mentioned in Project Lovelace's About page, but people who like this and Project Euler may also like Rosalind, which is a programming problem site focused on…

Just like the "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs", there exists a "Structure and Interpretation of Classical Mechanics". I think you might enjoy it. Visit-…