We're open for such algorithms for sure, just please reuse existing quick and selection sorts instead of duplicating them!
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with the quick sort, I did the asymptotic analysis with Hoare's partition scheme, so I don't know if Lomuto's would have the same pivot point (not even sure if the pivot point would vary based on hardware factors)
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Open to hybrid algorithms? #277
this is something we are covering in my algorithms course. it's possible to create algorithms that switch between different strategies based off the size of the input. for example this hybrid of selection sort and quick sort (using Hoare's partition scheme consistently outperforms a regular quick sort by a constant factor: