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2:00 AM
I bet the person who decided that also made Java >:D
 
@TimmyD Laptop?
Those are desktop parts
 
11 hours ago, by TimmyD
@DJMcMayhem No, I bought it from a boutique. 17" 4k GSync display, Core I7-6700K, 32GB RAM, NVidia 1080, 2x Samsung 950 Pro NVMe 256GB in RAID-0.
 
WAAAAT
THat's better than any computer I've ever touched
probably cost like $3000 though
 
About $3800 USD with shipping, laptop cooler, and new backpack
 
That's a pretty damn expensive laptop
I'm thinking of getting a p43wv5
 
2:05 AM
I'm rocking a Dell Latitude 3440 right now.
 
@Downgoat Done.
 
thank you :D
 
Someone on Facebook just accepted my friend request. After, wait for it...three and a half years.
 
@PhiNotPi Dell Latitude E6410 here
 
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Q: When should challenges be protected?

DJMcMayhemUsers with 3,500 rep (or 15,000 if when we get a site-design) can protect challenges. This makes it so that users who have not earned 10 rep on the site can not answer. As a user with this privilege, I have no idea when it would be appropriate to use. This is because the idea of "protecting ques...

 
2:19 AM
It seems trick/"treat would work for /// and Foo.
For 12 bytes.
 
@Downgoat Wait you have Debian?
 
@El'endiaStarman Not bad; my record is about a year
 
@El'endiaStarman My college roommate for last year added me at the beginning of the year. I didn't see it for the entire year until after both semesters were over because Facebook put it in my "hidden" requests or something. Thanks Facebook...
 
@NewMetaPosts surprised this hasn't been asked before
 
@quartata Yeah, that's what I thought too
 
2:31 AM
@Zacharee1 J/Perl/JSFuck/Swearjure/MATL/Cjam/Pyth/GolfScript/Malbolge/Most fungeoids (and many others) use ASCII, doesn't mean they're readable
 
MATL is ASCII only too. One of the few modern golf languages to do so
 
@El'endiaStarman I'm still waiting for an answer of mine on a certain Puzzling post to be accepted
 
<shameless self-promotion> I made a gif!
 
The OP disappeared mysteriously late last year
 
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A: Alphabet Diamond

DJMcMayhemVim, 62, 60 keystrokes :se ri|h<_<cr>jjYZZPqqYpx$pq26@qV{y:g/^/m0<cr>VjP:%norm DPA<C-v><C-r>"<C-v><esc>x<cr> Drawing on inspiration from Lynn's awesome vim answer to take the idea of stealing the alphabet from the help docs. You can watch it happen in real time as I struggle to remember the r...

 
2:33 AM
Hmm. I think someone recently made a meta post about these shameless self-promotions...
 
You know, I've been thinking of making a program that will take a Vim program and output a GIF
 
@Geobits >_>
I self-promote in moderation right?
 
Dunno. I'm not a moderator.
 
You're a room owner. Isn't that like a JR moderator?
 
Only if I get an italic diamond :P
It wasn't a serious response anyway. I just wanted to use the word moderator to go with yours.
 
2:38 AM
@ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΟΗʹ xscast out.gif; vim -c ":source file"
 
@DJMcMayhem Did Vim always display a yanked message or is that a plugin
 
@ASCII-only It's an option
 
@quartata But does Vim delay commands with :source?
 
Also yay I got vim just to use Insert mode 90% of the time
 
@ASCII-only I think it's because I was in visual mode when I yanked. Not positive though
 
2:39 AM
@quartata What option is it
 
@ASCII-only you will slowly learn to like insert mode less and less
 
@ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΟΗʹ It does, but you can make a mapping to slow down commands and redraw
I did that here, but I don't remember what mapping I used
 
@ASCII-only report
 
I think it was :exec "redraw | sleep 100ms"
 
@DJMcMayhem Have the last frame of the GIF stay put a bit longer so folks can look at the output before it resets.
 
2:43 AM
Ugh, I'd have to entirely re-record it...
Or do gifs have a builtin "restart delay" I could mess with?
 
@Downgoat But how do I actually type stuff without using insert mode
 
@Dennis I know I just asked you to do this but i just new regex features just got added to cheddar so can you update cheddar again? :3
 
You could extend a frame's duration in GIMP
 
@ASCII-only well if you want to type stuff you should be using insert mode
but most of the time I'm usually modifying existing code
 
Yeah the thing is I'm typing for 90% of the time
 
2:46 AM
Then you shouldn't be using vim, that's what echo is for
 
I'm porting, sure I use yank a lot but Python and JS aren't that similar ;_;
 
Or ed if you want to get real fancy
 
@ASCII-only this should be more find-replace than typing, right?
 
@DJMcMayhem Each frame does have a delay associated with it.
 
Alrightio
BRB installing gimp
 
2:47 AM
@Downgoat Not really, I can't do super complex regexes without bugs
 
You don't have it already???
 
@ASCII-only ;_;
 
Plus I need to add so many braces ;_;
 
@Downgoat Done.
 
I don't edit pictures very often. I had it before my computer committed suicide
 
2:47 AM
you can always come in to TNB and do a "@DJMcMayhem pls halp ___ bork <error message>"
@Dennis tyvm :D
 
@Downgoat lol
 
Of course there's also:
 
> David Tries Murky TV
 
Which I regularly promote because I want to help it graduate
 
2:48 AM
Also halp Vim isn't highlighting my operators
 
@ASCII-only What do you mean?
 
^
 
Also halp how do i move backwards
 
your color scheme may not have colors defined for them
@ASCII-only h or left arrow key
 
;_; why monokai
 
2:50 AM
or b or 0 or ^ or ?
 
@ASCII-only solarized ftw
 
@ASCII-only works for me :|
 
@DJMcMayhem Alternatively, as detailed here, you can open up the gif in a hex editor, find the last occurrence of 21 F9, skip two bytes, and the next two bytes will be the delay in milliseconds (09 00 for 9 millisecs).
 
Also number highlighting si borked as well
 
@El'endiaStarman Hahaha binary editing FTW
 
2:52 AM
I had to learn this stuff to make the render-to-gif feature of VarLife...
 
What makes you think I'd be able to help at all? You probably know more about minecraft than me
 
@DmitryKudriavtsev ಠ_ಠ when i said to do this, that was joke, not serious
 
just joking around
 
In other news man do I miss Nintendo WiFi connection. I booted up BW and was a little confused why the Union Room was a ghost town and I kept getting error messages when I tried to go on the WiFi train until I remembered
 
wait WHAT
They got rid of that?
:(
My childhood = ruined
 
2:54 AM
It's like my brain teleported back 4 years for a second
 
They didn't go back in time and disable it then.
Dream Radar doesn't work either IIRC
 
umm I'm still in my childhood (by certain definitions of childhood)
 
@DmitryKudriavtsev Been gone for over 2 years.
 
It was about the time XY came out I think.
 
2:56 AM
Little after actually. XY was October 2013 WiFi shut off was May 2014.
 
Chat-mini-poll: How long should the very last frame of my vim gif be?
 
4096 seconds
 
1125899906842624 milliseconds
 
@DJMcMayhem 1 sec
 
65535 milliseconds works too
 
2:57 AM
I wonder if anyone still plays Gen IV/V on Showdown or Online
 
Oh wait, it's only two bytes? Hmm, yeah... 65535
 
@Geobits How about 4096 milliseconds?
 
eww no
 
@Geobits Too late
 
Most monitors refresh at at least 60 Hz, so 17 ms should be enough.
 
3:01 AM
Do monitors in 50Hz countries refresh at 60Hz? Just curious.
I lived in one for a while, but don't remember ever checking :/
I miss good ol 400Hz sometimes though.
 
@DJMcMayhem Your answer has an extraneous a..z..a line at the top and bottom compared to the challenge requirement.
 
@Geobits But 499Hz is bad, it isn't even the refresh rate
I mean 400Hz
 
3:16 AM
Where can I find a list of rep requirements once we get the site design?
 
I usually just go to SO
 
Ok thanks
I guess that wil do
 
@ASCII-only 400Hz is perfectly usable :)
The generator noise is much more pleasant as well.
 
Will you lose privileges you already have earned if their reqs get increased above your rep?
 
Yep
 
3:22 AM
@Geobits Maybe they run at 75Hz?
 
but seriously: all you really need to improve this site is a well-written meta post
 
@Geobits what do you mean by "50 hertz countries"?
 
@AshwinGupta For example, most of Europe has 50Hz mains power.
 
@TimmyD seriously? I didn't know that.
 
Europe, Asia, Africa. Most of the world besides the Americas.
 
3:25 AM
That's why we cant use the same plugs right
 
Well, not exactly
That's mainly just a standardization thing.
I think most consumer electronics nowadays will work on either anyway.
 
Ah
 
There we go.
Apparently all of Europe -- I misspoke earlier.
Holy cow, wtf Japan?
> In Japan, the western part of the country (Kyoto and west) uses 60 Hz and the eastern part (Tokyo and east) uses 50 Hz.
 
Yep. With big switching stations to convert on the boundary line.
I had to buy a new alarm clock when I moved over there. Running a US clock on 50hz is a bad idea.
 
Apparently, you should have moved to the 60Hz side. :p
 
3:35 AM
@Geobits like blowing up bad idea, or clock running 5/6 slow bad idea
 
Running slow, which is fairly bad for an alarm clock ;)
Most other stuff worked fine.
 
@Geobits just multiply all your alarms by 6/5 :P
ooooh challenge idea
 
It's now 10:37pm, and I want to wake up at 6:00am, but my alarm clock is plugged into a 50Hz outlet when it's expecting a 60Hz mains power. What time do I need to set my alarm so I get up appropriately at 6:00am?
And if I'm on a train traveling west at 52mph ...
 
The fatal flaw in that is where you say you want to get up at 6:00am. No sane person really wants that.
 
@TimmyD 52 mph .7c
FTFY
 
3:40 AM
Poor train
 
Oh dear. Poor passengers on the train, too, unless it's got a very slow speed-up.
 
A silently wrong alarm clock is worse than an exploding alarm clock.
4
 
@Geobits I get up at 5:45am.
 
At least explosions might wake you up.
 
Wait, I already had this conversation with Fatalize.
 
3:41 AM
@TimmyD You're not sane though
 
@Geobits it'll be fine, physicists are able to conduct experiments on all the trains in my physics class that go at relativistic speeds
 
@Geobits Yeah, he already said that, too.
yesterday, by Fatalize
Well you also use Powershell, so about that sane part…
 
@Maltysen "Neglecting air resistance and rail friction..."
 
you'll have to take lorentz contraction into account also to see when your part of the train crosses the 50/60 hz line
 
Also make sure there aren't any spherical cows blocking the track.
 
3:46 AM
And don't trust any clocks you see looking out the window, because they may appear rotated.
 
now I just want to ask this on physics.se and see if anyone actually answers it
 
Terrell rotation or Terrell effect is the name of a mathematical and physical effect. Specifically, Terrell rotation is the distortion that a passing object would appear to undergo, according to the special theory of relativity if it were travelling a significant fraction of the speed of light. This behaviour was described independently by both James Terrell and Roger Penrose in pieces published in 1959, though the general phenomenon was noted already in 1924 by Austrian physicist Anton Lampa. Due to an early dispute about priority and correct attribution, the effect is also sometimes referred...
 
ok back. Honestly, Of Mice and Men is a terrible book in so many ways. I don't understand why its required reading... =/
 
@feersum whoa cool
 
3:52 AM
@AshwinGupta It's so this cartoon makes sense.
 
@TimmyD ahaha. Okay I see it there.
I still don't have to like it though.
 
@feersum ohhh its only an optical effect combined with lorentz contraction
 
D= I'm starting To Kill A Mockingbird today. This one is like 8 times the length so I'm praying that its better.
 
@AshwinGupta To Kill a Mockingbird is really good
steinbeck is just usually really boring, have you read east of eden?
 
@Maltysen oh good, thats reassuring.
Nah haven't read east of eden.
Usually, If I haven't got to read as required reading, I'll read sci-fi or fantasy.
 
3:57 AM
@Maltysen I liked east of eden. It was really long though
 
@DJMcMayhem are you in school still? Or do you just read for fun?
 
Short cheddar answer I'm proud of:
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A: Draw an alphabet party hat

DowngoatCheddar, 50 45 42 37 bytes 25|>0=>i->print" "*(i/2|0)+(65+i)@"90 Straightforward, but utilizes cheddar's consise ranging syntax (both numerical and alphabetical) Try it online! Explanation 25 |> 0 => // Map range [0, 26) (i.e. [25, 0] reversed) over.... i -> print // Prints i...

@AshwinGupta To Kill Mockingbird has important messages and themes, so i consider it a good read
 
@Downgoat okay I'm glad. As long as its decent I'll be good.
 
@Geobits You live in Japan?
 
@Downgoat ok the (65 + i) @" 90 part is pretty cool. Thats a pretty short syntax
 
4:09 AM
@AshwinGupta it was @ConorO'Brien's idea :D
its like one of most useful operators tho
 
@DmitryKudriavtsev Used to, a few years ago.
 
ok, cool!
ima get one of those cool anagram usernames
 
4:29 AM
@Downgoat yeah, seems like it would be.
 
Anonymous
@AshwinGupta Steinbeck was an important writer during the Great Depression - writing about the common man's struggles. His literature is important to read to understand what it was like for people during the Depression.
 
@DmitryKudriavtsev you know, you seem to keep picking the worst time to jump onto bandwagons
 
huh?
yeah i know, i wasn't actually going to do it
 
i know, i'm kidding
 
Anonymous
4:38 AM
@xnor Jumping onto a moving bandwagon is dangerous - you're liable to break a leg.
 
@Mego yes, especially when the bandwagon has already whizzed past :)
@DmitryKudriavtsev those are some quality phrases, though two v's is tricky
 
i think this list is better:
i like that it counts "vim" as a word
> Dark Vivid Tyre Smut
> My Vivid Skater Turd
> Mark Ruddy Vet Visit
@xnor
@xnor sorry flagged wrong
> Dark Survived My Tit
 
5:00 AM
@Mego now that is actually a very valid point. My teacher talked to us about this for a while, made sense.
 
@DJMcMayhem r!=R
R=nop, r=move right
 
Probably craziest answer I've ever written
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A: Hello World 0.0!

Dmitry KudriavtsevRuby, 182 bytes ->{o=?O.ord;o/=o;t=o+o;"O00O000OO00O0OOO0OO00OO0OO00OO0OOOO0O00000O0O0OOOOO0OOOOOOO00O0OO0OO00OO00O000O0000O".tr(?O,o.to_s).chars.each_slice(t+t+t+o).map{|i|i.join.to_i(t).chr}.join} Lambda function, returns desired value.

 
Also someone appears to be trying to learn a language I made :)
hooray
 
5:26 AM
@AshwinGupta I'm not in school right now, I graduated a year ago. But when I read it, it was just for fun, lol
 
@DJMcMayhem Hi
So you are learning Turtlèd?
 
Sorta
I'm trying to
 
Hooray
I will assist you!
So, first, what do you know so far about the language?
 
Well, I've read through the README a few times, and seen a couple answers
So the turtle faces Up at the start?
 
Well
yeah, depending on your perspective
 
5:36 AM
@Mego where do we say that submission have to be a valid programming language?
 
Yeah, up starts as going up a line
oh, crap
 
@DestructibleWatermelon If URLD are invalid, you should change them in the README
 
literally just realised that
soz
 
Np
Next question. What am I doing wrong here? turtled.tryitonline.net/#code=PzpbKmwnI10&input=NQ
 
Anonymous
@NathanMerrill In addition to that being the entire point of this meta post, right here.
 
5:38 AM
@DJMcMayhem You are writing # after moving left
so loop never ends
 
@Mego but what about:
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A: Should answers to fixed-output challenges be written in a programming language?

Ilmari KaronenI don't think we should generally disallow solutions written in non-programming languages: They are only an issue for a minor subset of challenges (mainly kolmogorov-complexity or quine challenges). Challenge authors can already exclude such solutions, if they don't want them. Individual voter...

 
given, this isn't a fixed-output challenge, but the answer isn't targetted to fixed-output challenges
 
Anonymous
@NathanMerrill It's an answer to a question about fixed-output challenges, so yes, it is targetted towards them.
 
@DestructibleWatermelon Oooh. So leading spaces aren't printed?
 
5:40 AM
yup
 
@Mego he says "I don't think we should generally disallow solutions written in non-programming languages"
that seems pretty generic
 
Anonymous
But the first bullet point:
 
Anonymous
> They are only an issue for a minor subset of challenges (mainly kolmogorov-complexity or quine challenges).
 
right. You can really only use a non-programming language on a minor subset of challenges
 
5:41 AM
@DestructibleWatermelon You should add another loop "while register is non-zero/non-empty"
 
due to the nature of the challenges
 
Anonymous
What he means is, you usually don't see non-programming-language answers on challenges other than fixed-output KC and quine challenges
 
@DJMcMayhem that is against the design principles
 
OK, that's fine
 
I specifically made it so the register could not be manipulated with arithmetic, like +1 or other addition
all arithmetic is done on the grid
tiny bit like vim and v
 
5:43 AM
Haha, kinda
 
Anonymous
Your JSON challenge is neither a fixed-output KC challenge nor a quine challenge. There's no reason why answers in non-programming languages would be valid.
 
@DestructibleWatermelon Well thanks for your help! I'm going to bed so I can't right now, but I have a specific challenge that I think would be fun. I'll ping you again if I post it or get stuck again
 
;_; y u do dis time zones
 
he's not saying that the post only applies to quine or KC challenges, but that these languages typically only work on quine or KC challenges
 
i think this whole is-it-a-programming-language thing is missing the point
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A: What are programming languages?

xnorWe're asking the wrong question We're having the XY problem. The question is really, "What formats should we allow in answers?" For this purpose, I think that markup languages and limited output languages should be treated the same as programming languages. Having fewer features puts a language...

 
5:47 AM
@Mego anyways, just for clarity, I'm perfectly ok with non-programming languages on my challenge. I'm editing my post :)
 
Anonymous
@xnor I disagreed with your answer then, and I'm disagreeing with it again now. This site is Programming Puzzles and Code Golf. If you're not programming (and it's very clear from community consensus that writing HQ9+ "programs" doesn't count), it doesn't belong on this site.
 
what's programming?
 
Anonymous
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A: What are programming languages?

Peter TaylorMy previous answer was criticised for not drawing a line in a sand, so following some discussion on chat I propose a line. Executive Summary A purported programming language should be accepted as such if and only if it is capable of addition of natural numbers and primality testing of natural n...

 
I didn't ask what a programming language is
 
You should ping @DJMCMayhem in chat to learn more, for they are a Vim wizard and I am merely a mortal onlooker. — cat 4 hours ago
 
5:49 AM
but what programming is
 
like, the mental process of coming up of a HQ9+ "answer" seems pretty similar to the mental process of writing a program
 
Anonymous
Programming is writing a program in a programming language. It's dead obvious. You're being pedantic and argumentative.
 
I'm not trying to debate meanings, but rather the general overview of what programming is
 
I realised the best way for me to get people interested in my programming language: cops and robbers
 
5:52 AM
because the act of conceptualizing and formulating a HQ9+ answer seems really similar to any other language
 
actually, I had another idea: a challenge similar to that BFbattlebot challenge
 
Anonymous
We're not talking about conceptualization or any other fuzzy thing like that. Our policies have to be clear. Making arguments about whether or not you have the right kind of thought process while writing something won't get us anywhere.
 
well, as of right now, there appear to be 3 answers in conflict
 
Anonymous
The act of conceptualizing and formulating an organization scheme for my bookshelf could be argued to be close enough to programming, but nobody would accept an answer in Bookshelf.
 
if there's an interpreter, and it answers the challenge? sure
 
5:54 AM
if you claim these outputs formats are not programming languages, it's easy enough to go Bubblegum and CHIQRSX9+ route of making a variant with an interpreter that runs python code on input with the right hash
 
Anonymous
You're entirely missing the point, and I fear further attempts to reason with you will be similarly fruitless
 
-1
Q: 2D arrays. Basic File I/O. Command Line Arguments

user61186Create a program that: Takes a file name as a command line argument Using that file as an input file, display the following menu of options and respond to the user's choices: 1-Print data 2-Print Largest row 3-Print Largest column 4-Print Sum 5-Print Average 6-Change value 7-Save Copy of grid

 
Also I had another idea for a 2d lang
 
@Mego also, your bookshelf organizing scheme would absolutely be allowed as per:
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A: Do all challenges have to be answered with code?

Nathan MerrillWe should allow algorithm-only answers. We currently accept code that is impossible to verify. Furthermore, we rarely actually run the code to verify anyways. Hence, the fact that it is impossible to test should be taken into consideration by the OP, but it should not prevent the OP from askin...

 
I'm torn between implementing it myself, and being the only person using it, or giving the idea to someone else
 
Anonymous
5:56 AM
@xnor And that would be legitimate by our rules. There's no problem with Bubblegum (CHIQRSX9+ isn't valid because there isn't a working interpreter anywhere and the non-determinism in the X command disqualifies it anyway)
 
assuming the question is asking for an algorithm
 
Also, I should think that the bookshelf should be valid as long as it has a valid countable score, has a starting point, and someway of encoding commands, and also solves the challenge
 
Anonymous
I didn't say anything about creating an algorithm for organizing my bookshelf. If I were to actually write a deterministic algorithm for arranging the books, sure. But that's not what I was talking about.
 
6:12 AM
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Q: Do submissions have to be answered with a programming language?

Nathan MerrillWe've got various answers strewn across that tell different stories: On the standard loopholes, we disallow answers that aren't programming languages. It has a vote count of 16/-8. However, on a question that asks "Should answers to fixed-output challenges be written in a programming language?...

 
6:24 AM
I was thinking of making a KotH challenged based on this challenge, except with Turtlèd. Would this be considered shameful?
 
6:38 AM
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

milesHamSort a list of strings Given a list of strings, sort them in a manner such that the Hamming distance between each is minimal. The Hamming distance between two strings of equal length is the number of positions where the corresponding characters do not match. For example, the Hamming distance...

 
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Q: Google - Doomsday Fuel

AvsI came across this question recently and I am unable to interpret the expected output for this question. The problem statement goes like this - Doomsday Fuel Making fuel for the LAMBCHOP's reactor core is a tricky process because of the exotic matter involved. It starts as raw ore, then durin...

 
 
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7:55 AM
@DestructibleWatermelon If you give attribution, probably not...
@@{shame expert} You should give your opinion!
 
@wizzwizz4 Attribution? to the other challenge?
 
@DestructibleWatermelon If it's heavily based on it, yes. It's entirely your choice I think, but if you want less shame you can link to someone else so they take it instead.
 
I meant as in using my own esolang
 
@DestructibleWatermelon Oh. Well, no; I don't think so anyway...
Some people farm reputation by creating new languages just to solve everything in those...
 
@DestructibleWatermelon Outgolfing people is hard, unless they haven't had time to learn your language and you can quickly NINJA your way into the Hello, World! challenge, the GYAQFGG challenge and the Truth Machine challenge, among others...
 
@wizzwizz4 Is that an insult to me?
 
@DestructibleWatermelon It's not intended to be, because you haven't written a language simply to farm reputation.
 
Not many of the people here have.
Actually, I don't think any TNB'ers have!
But if someone hasn't done it already, someone will (probably) in the future.
 
8:26 AM
ok. For a second there I thought you might have been insulting tuxcrafting/copter for his many languages
 
@DestructibleWatermelon No. Those are great in their own right.
 
But somebody creating a programming language that's little more than a find / replace tool for another (Pyth doesn't fall into this category!) and keeping the documentation badly-written or even hidden just to get reputation...
 
this seems like a subtle insult for some reason
No idea why else you would be discussing this
Do you think implementing cyclic tag/bitwise cyclic tag would be a good challenge?
 
@DestructibleWatermelon I'm not really sure what that is...
@DestructibleWatermelon It probably is, but I don't know anyone who it would be directed to. (Yet.)
 
8:43 AM
I think you're attacking a strawman
the goal: halt iff the given BCT program halts
 
@DestructibleWatermelon I hope so...
 
9:18 AM
Is it a good idea?
 
@DestructibleWatermelon I think so.
It seems like a fun thing to do.
 
kk, posting to sandbox
wait it already exists
wwait, does it?
 
@DestructibleWatermelon If you're posting to Sandbox, you don't need to ask if it's a good idea because people will review it in the sandbox.
 
hmmm....
This says cyclic tag, but its different for some reason
wait, it doesn't exist
I think
hmmm
yeah, it does exist
 
@DestructibleWatermelon Post it now; there'll be more time for people to review it and if it turns out it does you can always remove it :-(
 
9:25 AM
ehhh
 
9:38 AM
i'm going to make an answer for that challenge in Turtlèd
 
All's well that ends well! :-)
 
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Rudolf L. Jelínekn-dimensional circles! Write a program that takes two numbers as it's input. The first one is the number of dimensions - 0 for a dot, 1 for a straight line, 2 for a circle, 3 for a sphere. The second number is the radius of the object, or, if it's 1-dimensional, the number itself. Output 0 for 0...

 
9:59 AM
Random unrelated question, but what do you call the paper bit around an eraser which is where you hold it by?
 
Anonymous
@Sp3000 Probably wrapper, but I don't know what you're talking about
 
Just the paper bit (usually a rectangular prism with two opposite sides removed) around an eraser that typically has the eraser brand printed on it
I've been looking up case, sleeve, jacket, (and now wrapper) but I can't seem to find any consistent term most people seem to use
 
10:15 AM
Hey guys, do you prefer my current avatar or this one:
 
Spooky
I like it
 
Done
Also, is there anything I can do with this:
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Beta DecayDerive the Units code-golf Challenge Given a list of base units, a list of equations and a target, you must derive the units of the target using only the base units. Derived Units From Wikipedia: The International System of Units (SI) specifies a set of seven base units from which all ot...

 
Why no m/s²?
 
It's easier as m/s/s
 
10:33 AM
Is there a good tool to write a portfolio of any kind?
 
Maybe it's easier in that lang? :/
@Qwerp-Derp vim :p
 
@betseg sigh
 
emacs
 
> The number of test runs has been increased from 8 to 80
Wow
 
E²=(mc²)²+(pc)²
 
10:37 AM
nvm I am stupid
 
No but srsly... what should I use?
 
hi @Dennis
hi @TonHospel
 
11:03 AM
@betseg I always thought... wait, m^2 == (m)^2...
@TuxCopter Did we do exactly the same thing?
 
mass != metre
 

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