An actually short mod 2

If you just want to determine pairity, ({}(())){({}[()]<([{}])>)}{} will do.

Isn't parity and mod 2 the same thing?

@DJMcMayhem If you look at the second one it does 1 for odd and -1 for even.

Hello. I need to get back to this

CMC: using miniflak create a way to do <>. It does not actually need to change stacks but make it so when used it allows you to have the same effect of changing stack

(Chat mega challenge)

SO you could manipulate the stack like crazy but never worry about it. You can just bury it a few thousand spots down as that would be good enough

@Christopher I am next to certain this is impossible

Can someone point me to a definition for miniflak? And the other variants for that matter.

@MegaTom I don't think we actually have an official one anywhere

Anyway, miniflak is brain-flak with <...>, <>, and [] banned

And somehow it's still TC

It dose it by simulation of a minsky machine. I do remember that a little now.

We should probably list how the variants work on the wiki or somewhere

I wrote this ASCII to decimal converter: Try it online!

Unfortunately, it only works on numbers in [00, 99], so I'm going to work on it more later

Or is it decimal to ASCII?

IDK

Looks like decimal to ASCII

Oh, shoot, it isn't stack clean either.

102 byte stack clean decimal to ASCII: {({}(<((()()()()()){})><>))<>([()]{()<(({})){({}[()])<>}{}>}{}<><([{}()]{}((((‌​()()()){}){}){}){})>)}{}

@DJMcMayhem ^

Based on this amazing answer

Oh wow, awesome!