The Nineteenth Byte

trichoplax

12:01 AM

@EᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏIʀᴋ Congratulations on being in joint first place with yourself!

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

lel thanks

better image of winners on PPCG ^

martin was just below muddy

wat

@trichoplax wat

trichoplax

@wat betseg isn't impressed with 2017, but I liked the facts about 2016 (although I haven't verified them...)

wat

@trichoplax nice

Downgoat

Am I missing something or is progress bar broken

Pavel

12:11 AM

Maybe it's done downloading and is now installing?

trichoplax

Could be 1.741 of 1.744 and your connection/computer has suddenly slowed down

wat

@Downgoat you have a mac. that's what's broken

Downgoat

@Pavel can't be, installation is done seperately

@wat huehuehue

wat

@Downgoat [insert color pun here]

Pavel

..?

wat

12:13 AM

> hue

trichoplax

saturationsaturationsaturation

wat

> s.dk0.us/6f1.png

Pavel

valueevaluevaluevaluevalue

alphaalphaalphaalpha

Downgoat

@wat Wow, interesting 500 Internal Server Error

wat

@Downgoat shit

trichoplax

12:14 AM

You took a photo of a server error?

Pavel

Wow, intresting

Web Page Blocked

Access to the web page you were trying to visit has been blocked in accordance with company policy. Please contact your system administrator if you believe this is in error.

Downgoat

Why just not use stack.imgur.com?

wat

@Downgoat doesnt work with shutter

@Pavel redredred

@Pavel No idea why it's blocked. porbably unknown website

Learn How To Be Transparent

@Downgoat @Mego I would create a math library for base 10 numbers

Downgoat

Apparently apple has hired the windows progress bar maker too

They could say "the connection is probably lost," but it's more fun to do naive time-averaging to give you hope that if you wait around for 1,163 hours, it will finally finish.

Pavel

12:18 AM

Fuck, I crashed the car 'cause I was on my phone. Sorry about that.

wat

@Downgoat never seen that xkcd.

TrojanByAccident

Is posting multiple answers to a question, in different languages, considered acceptable?

Downgoat

Depends

Maltysen

@TrojanByAccident yeah!

Downgoat

If they are like the same algorithm and like obvious really basic ports of each other than no

Pavel

12:19 AM

That's still fine

Downgoat

I mean technically it's allowed but you shouldn't

Unless challenge is obvious exeception (e.g. Hello World challenge)

Pavel

But if it's literally the same code (Matlab/Octave), then no.

Destructible Watermelon

in my koth, if one teammember stabs at an enemy while another shoots in their direction, does the enemy die to the stab and the bullet hits any enemies behind them, or does the shot just act as redundancy?

Maltysen

@DestructibleWatermelon reduncancy

Destructible Watermelon

yep, that's probably best

TrojanByAccident

12:21 AM

I was mainly wondering if I could post an answer to a question in JS, then turn around and post another in Python

Maltysen

@DestructibleWatermelon if the body was gonna block the bullet if it wasnt stabbed, then it would block the bullet anyways cuz the physical body is still there, just dead

Downgoat

@TrojanByAccident Yeah, but at least put in effort into golfing both

Pavel

NP

Destructible Watermelon

its a koth its not about physics

or logic

TrojanByAccident

@Downgoat Mhmm

Destructible Watermelon

12:21 AM

also you could just say the person stabs first anyway

Downgoat

Stupid Xcode has been saying "3 minutes remaining" for 20 minutes...

Honestly I would feel better if timer went into negatives and decreased at linear rate to make me feel better

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

lel

Downgoat

btw @TuxCopter can you help me finisish testing cheddar on windows

wat

past 5k or so rep does not matter

Destructible Watermelon

I think I'll have to change shots_fired to attacks, as much as it pains me

Learn How To Be Transparent

12:25 AM

@Downgoat Hold the power button.

wat

@Downgoat get a vm

Learn How To Be Transparent

Downgoat

@wat I have windows installed natively but I have to reboot to access and rebooting is like no

wat

> get a vm

Downgoat

it's not that simple

Learn How To Be Transparent

12:26 AM

use terminal instead

Downgoat

@LearnHowToBeTransparent Yeah I just restarted app store and it finished

wat

this is very interesting

I just realized I can type without looking

and then I'll probably start to have to look fot the rest of the day

what the fuck

New Sandboxed Posts

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Divisibility by 4 Your job is to write a program that checks divisibility of an integer by 4. Restrictions: You can't use: modulo binary shift/rotates Divisions You must instead do it like a HUMAN DOES by checking the last 2 digits and output a truthy value when is divisible and a false...

Learn How To Be Transparent

@NewSandboxedPosts downvote it. it's do x without y

trichoplax

Even humans have a variety of different ways of doing division

Pavel

12:33 AM

Also forbids esolangs, golfing langs, unprintables, and whitespace.

Not the language. Just whitespace.

trichoplax

Pings to NewSandboxedPosts won't notify the poster. Anyone who wants to can comment on the sandbox post to let the poster know the problems

Learn How To Be Transparent

I did it.

trichoplax

@WheatWizard those aren't actually links to meta, but to chat messages - I'll look up some meta links now

Wheat Wizard

@trichoplax I was not talking about those

trichoplax

Oh

Wheat Wizard

12:38 AM

He posted this question on main before and received many links

trichoplax

Ah right - thanks for saving me the time :)

Destructible Watermelon

12:51 AM

which acts first: taking the flag or shooting/stabbing?

if two units on opposing teams try to grab the flag, and one team shoots over at them, does the surviving unit take the flag, or are they messaged "someone else is grabbing at it!"

actually after writing that its definitely shooting/stabbing

Pavel

What if 2 units on the same team try to grab the flag

Destructible Watermelon

similar message

maybe one that says someone on the same team is grabbing as well

Pavel

Is there friendly fire?

That could pose an interesting task to solve.

Destructible Watermelon

nope

should I inform bots when they get a kill...

Pavel

Probably. Otherwise in combat they'll just keep assuming that the enemy is just one tile out of vision rather than dead.

E

 Y

Y can't see E. Should Y assume E was killed by his last shot, or just moved left one?

H Walters

1:18 AM

I hope I did that right; the site seemed to want me to edit my deleted submission and undelete it.

TrojanByAccident

This is an interesting sandbox submission

3

A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Sharing (characters) is Caring! Consider the following task: Given a positive integer n > 0, output its integer root. The integer root of a number n is the largest value of x where x2 ≤ n, usually expressed with the formula int(sqrt(n)). Test cases: 25 -> 5, 24 -> 4, 40 -> 6. This ta...

trichoplax

@HWalters The only reason to delete is if it is not a valid answer. If you've now made it valid, undeleting was a good thing

TrojanByAccident

I have a question. How would you quine JS? wouldn't the console.log('console.log(\'. . . go on forever?

Pavel

String manipulation.

I don't know how it works, but you can make a string longer than the source

Anonymous

@TrojanByAccident Quining usually involves string formatting to duplicate the code in the string to be output

Anonymous

1:32 AM

For example, in Python, the standard quine is _="_=%r;print _%%_";print _%_

Pavel

function f(){alert(f+"f()")}f()

trichoplax

There's a JS one here if that helps

Pavel

casting f to a string yields it's source, I guess.

Anonymous

That's a function quine though, not a program. It only works in the REPL

trichoplax

Ah right

Pavel

1:34 AM

I don't know why it doesn't recur infinitely.

TrojanByAccident

Oh, interesting

Pavel

Wait no I'm dumb

TrojanByAccident

@Pavel because f doesn't call the function, it returns it.

New Main Posts

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Q: Unpixellate an image

When you resize an image down to a very small size, it looks very blocky when you scale the pixels back up individually. In extreme cases, as above, you can no longer reconstruct the original image, as too much information has been lost. Your task is to build a program that will imagine what ...

Pavel

@NewMainPosts yet to read the challenge, but you can't enhance images like in star trek, except with a neural network.

That seems fun to golf.

trichoplax

1:38 AM

@NewMainPosts I sense a meta post in the near future

TrojanByAccident

What programming languages can interpret an image?

Pavel

All practical ones

trichoplax

@TrojanByAccident If you allow netpbm, most

Pavel

Input is a path to an image file

TrojanByAccident

@Pavel define 'practical'

Pavel

1:39 AM

Basically anything popular enough that someone got around to writing an image library for it.

TrojanByAccident

js?

Pavel

Probably.

Your solution would say JavaScript+Pixastic, x bytes

@NewMetaPosts OH IT'S A POPCON

Incoming close votes for 'unclear what you're asking'

TrojanByAccident

popcon?

Pavel

popularity-contest

trichoplax

I think it's pretty clear (even specifies it must result in the same image as the input when scaled back down), but I'm expecting arguments over whether it's too broad

Pavel

1:43 AM

Scoring is by upvotes-downvotes rather than code-length

TrojanByAccident

@Pavel oh

Pavel

They're really hard to get right.

This one falls under 'Do X creatively', which is generally looked down upon.

I think the best way to solve it is to write a neural network.

TrojanByAccident

Question - can mods see downvotes from <125rep users?

Pavel

We totally should have a challenge to golf a neural network.

Don't know how to specify it.

TrojanByAccident

@Pavel I have no idea how to make one T_T

trichoplax

1:46 AM

Mods can't see up or downvotes from anyone

Pavel

Mathematica 11 has a built-in

TrojanByAccident

@trichoplax oh

trichoplax

(there is automatic detection of voting irregularities though)

Pavel

If you use all your upvotes on one person in a short period of time, the upvotes are reverted and you could be suspended.

Ooh, first close vote in.

trichoplax

@TrojanByAccident Just realised you said <125 rep, which means the downvote won't count towards the score. Those won't count towards the score for a popularity contest answer either

Pavel

1:49 AM

It's recorded for SE internal statistics, but nothing else.

TrojanByAccident

@trichoplax I know, the site says they are counted though :P

@Pavel what stats, exactly?

Pavel

Data for automatic spam detection

trichoplax

@TrojanByAccident I can't remember the exact wording, but it means they are recorded in the background, but don't reduce the net score of the answer

Pavel

If a wild bun is sighted, a nice gesture of respect is to send a 'BUN ALERT' message to friends and family, with photographs documenting the bun's location and rank. If no photographs are possible, emoji may be substituted.

New Sandboxed Posts

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Folding paper geometry code-golf math For PPCG Sandbox Does any number in the challenge need adjustment? I choose 0.1% because the area of minimal square 1.999*0.001 can fit in the accuracy of float (6 digits). Is it clear how squares are sliced out and squares are counted? Challenge Or...

Pavel

1:51 AM

I just found a new xkcd for the first time in over three years.

DJMcMayhem

There is this though (for those of you that can see it)

Pavel

That's 5k rep, right?

DJMcMayhem

It shows how many "Anonymous votes" were cast (which I believe is votes from unregistered users)

@Pavel Yup. Once we get a site design though, it'll become either 20 or 25k, not sure which

Pavel

Why would you raise the cap for seeing site analytics?

DJMcMayhem

25

trichoplax

1:53 AM

@DJMcMayhem Congratulations. You just added another thing to disagree on for popcons :P

Pavel

Knowing them doesn't hurt anyone?

DJMcMayhem

@Pavel Because all of the privileges increase when the site fully graduates.

I almost never use site analytics, so I wouldn't mind losing them, and I'll keep all of my others

Pavel

Good thing it's not for another 6-8 weeks, then.

DJMcMayhem

Thankfully. I'd hate to lose "Trusted user" privs

@trichoplax I don't get what you mean

Pavel

Would SO match our future rep ladder?

trichoplax

1:56 AM

@DJMcMayhem Now we have to decide whether to include anonymous downvotes in the net score of a popcon answer. Not really being serious...

DJMcMayhem

Oh, haha

trichoplax

Hopefully there won't be a meta post

Pavel

brb, posting on meta.

DJMcMayhem

@trichoplax m.imgur.com/gallery/axJmn

Zacharee1

What's the problem with this answer? codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/106116/61007

TrojanByAccident

2:03 AM

@Zacharee1 chars instead of bytes, no explanation?

Pavel

Is 'f' truthy and 'nf' falsy?

Also, does it work on 64bit windows?

{$ifdef win32}

Zacharee1

@TrojanByAccident thanks.

@Pavel I don't think there's really win64. Even windows errors on 64-but will say "not a win32 app"

Anonymous

I also have no idea what FPC is

Pavel

I don't know things

DJMcMayhem

@Zacharee1 it could downvoted because of the edit

Pavel

2:05 AM

Free Pascall

At least, that's the first search result for FPC

Free Pascal

Free Pascal Compiler (FPC) is a compiler for the closely related programming language dialects Pascal and Object Pascal. It is free software, released under the GNU General Public License. It supports its own Object Pascal dialect, and in varying amounts, the dialects of several other Pascal family compilers, including those of Turbo Pascal, Delphi, and some historic Macintosh compilers. The dialect is selected on a per-unit (module) basis, and more than one dialect can be used to produce one program. It follows a write once, compile anywhere philosophy, and is available for many CPU architectures...

Zacharee1

@DJMcMayhem huh?

Pavel

I changed it from chars to bytes

DJMcMayhem

@Zacharee1 I can't find a link right now, but sometimes short posts get automatically downvoted when someone edits

(I know, it's extremely stupid)

Zacharee1

@DJMcMayhem really??

Pavel

Yeah, the community user detects that it's a bad post (since it was edited)

Zacharee1

2:10 AM

Weird

Pavel

And because it isn't longer after the edit, it's probably still bad, and should be downvoted.

Zacharee1

I don't like that

But not my site :p

TrojanByAccident

That's just... weird.

Pavel

The community user does a lot of really questionable things

trichoplax

Might be worth linking to the MSE post so people can add their voice/vote

I can't remember what it's called

Zacharee1

2:12 AM

I don't remember this on AU

quartata

It happens on all sites.

Pavel

There's probably one developer who wrote some essential system into Community so no one want to touch it, and does random shit to it occasionally.

trichoplax

It's more noticeable here just because we often have much shorter answers

Zacharee1

Ah

Qwerp-Derp

Yay, 2.5k rep!

2521 actually

Zacharee1

2:14 AM

Nice

trichoplax

37

Q: Community downvotes posts that were just fixed

If a post has a low quality score flag on it, it's automatically dismissed as helpful if a user edits it, which results in an automatic Community downvote. I understand (kind of) adding a downvote if a moderator marks the flag helpful, but it seems bad to downvote the post at the exact instant so...

feature-request status-completed flags low-quality-posts community-user

Pavel

Cool.

trichoplax

They fixed it by auto cancelling the downvote next time someone upvotes.

Zacharee1

That's better at least

Pavel

Well, I'm the upvote, so now we know it's not Community.

trichoplax

2:16 AM

Might take a while to take effect

Pavel

It also says that someone has to flag it as VLQ.

Zacharee1

Lol the most useless flag ever on AU at least

AU?

Ask Ubuntu

Why?

2:18 AM

Because most answers can be edited to be improved.

Pavel

The flag is for those who can't edit posts.

Zacharee1

But someone else can

Anonymous

@StewieGriffin It was all thanks to that helpful and totally necessary diagram you made for me :)

Zacharee1

@Mego I saw that lol

Pavel

What diagram?

noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ

2:21 AM

Errors are heavy. Don't throw them.

Zacharee1

Same question I linked @Pavel

@noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ can I cast one?

Pavel

It's fine, someone will catch it.

void run(){
    try{
        exec();
    } catch(Throwable e){
        run();
    }
}

quartata

@noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ Most compilers these days implement zero cost exceptions

There's only overhead if the exception occurs

not the try

...and I just realized that was supposed to be a pun

TrojanByAccident

lol

Pavel

You know, it's actually really interesting to see a new user in TNB who actually stays here, instead of just being directed over to stackoverflow because he's lost.

noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ

2:30 AM

@quartata lol

trichoplax

@Pavel I think Community auto flags very short answers as VLQ

noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ

If you're bored talk to the upgraded sanbot, if you insult it it will response appropriately (ie it has feelings): chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/30332/beep-boop-maggot

feersum

Last night I had a dream where I was editing C++ code in Visual Studio.

A fragment of code I remember from the dream is enum(1).

This is not legal syntax.

Pavel

Ok.

feersum

If only it were, it might enable a shorter solution to the question asked today, "Detect MS Windows".

noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ

2:39 AM

Any other programming dreams?

Pavel

I have a really short solution in Batch

echo 1

If you're on windows, it prints 1.

On unix, how the fuck did you batch?

feersum

In the dream I knew it was an unfamiliar syntax, and I was actually typing different things and checking for the red squiggly to see what worked.

noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ

what lang was it?

C++ is like english: hard to parse, sometimes ambiguous, and hard to pronounce (except for "dead")

Pavel

2:52 AM

It is also like English in the sense that you should probably know it, even if you won't use it all that often.

TrojanByAccident

@noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ English the spoken language, or English the programming language?

noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ

@TrojanByAccident huh?

Anonymous

@feersum I dunno, MSVS being completely standards-noncompliant seems realistic

TrojanByAccident

English or English

Anonymous

Microsoft hasn't managed to implement C11 in the 6 years since they helped ratify the standard

feersum

2:56 AM

I tried it, of course :)

Nathan Merrill

3:08 AM

@MartinEnder I was comparing the two posts: it appears that you missed "Best Mathematical Explanation", and that "It's not a Bug, It's a Feature" is the 11th top voted category.

noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ

3:32 AM

nativescript + electron = better cross-platform than java

quartata

Not really. I mean nevermind the fact that Electron is slow as molasses mixed with cornstarch

Most cross platform issues can't really be solved at a language level

Things like Windows implicitly locking files for instance.

Subtle details that can really screw things up

Doorknob

3:51 AM

Just set this up today, which is pretty nifty.

Pavel

Web Page Blocked

Access to the web page you were trying to visit has been blocked in accordance with company policy. Please contact your system administrator if you believe this is in error.

TrojanByAccident

lol

Pavel

@Doorknob what is it?

As you can see, I can't access it right now.

Doorknob

@Pavel I see... it's supposed to be this.

Nathan Merrill

I'm using solar for all my energy needs on Factorio: it uses up so much room

Pavel

3:57 AM

Hey guys, any idea why there are so many stack-based languages, but no queue-based languages?

Someone should make one.

Nathan Merrill

stacks are way more useful. there have been some, but because they aren't as useful, they don't get popular

like, if you want to get that data you just put, you literally have to iterate through the entire queue

and getting the data you put on first really isn't a thing you want that often

Pavel

Hmmm... Maybe make a command to reverse/rotate the queue?

Nathan Merrill

...then you've got a hard-to-use stack :P

Pavel

Which is basically the point of esolangs.

Take something simple and obvious, and make it complicated for no reason.

TrojanByAccident

@NathanMerrill Factorio?

Nathan Merrill

4:01 AM

@TrojanByAccident popular game around here :P

look it up

@Pavel right, but the fun of esolangs is making it tough for the programmer. However, simply adding the need to type an extra command doesn't really make it fun IMO

Pavel

There are some games here that everyone just assumes you play.

Nathan Merrill

like, if you compare that to Hexagony, where the "fun" is trying to wrap your head around hexagons

TrojanByAccident

Ah, I see.

Does anyone feel like being illegal and sending a copy? :P

Nathan Merrill

it got 10/10 on steam. its surely worth the money :P

Pavel

Another one is nethack

TrojanByAccident

4:04 AM

I don't really like nethack

Pavel

Heresy! (Me neither)

TrojanByAccident

@NathanMerrill Agh, I'm sure, but sadly, I have no money

@Pavel The name is also deceiving, makes it sound like a hacking sim

Pavel

I certainly see the appeal, but I'd probably like it more if I didn't need to alt+tab to the instruction manual as frequently.

And the interface could be a lot more intuitive.

quartata

4:27 AM

What about its interface?

Pavel

Say I press a, for apply. Rather than listing what all items are mapped to, I realize I don't know what I need, so I escape out, go the inventory, remember the letter of what I need, and try again.

It's just a pain.

quartata

Then do a?

I stumbled upon this room while assembling a list of most active chat bots:

wrong one haha

cs169-1x-irc

A Chat Room linked to the CS169.1x IRC Chat

Pavel

I'll just stick to games with graphics.

quartata

It appears to be a relay from an old IRC channel for some university course

The relay itself has 49k messages somehow.

Pavel

How is it not frozen after 912 days

quartata

4:34 AM

And somehow the room isn't frozen.

Pavel

What network is it on?

quartata

I've suspected for a while that mods can stop rooms from freezing permanently. Perhaps it's that

Pavel

(I don't know how to tell)

quartata

@Pavel Dunno. Might be private

Anyways if I'm counting correctly that bot is #3 on the network after SmokeDetector and Duga

Pavel

I haven't heard of either of those two

quartata

4:37 AM

Hilarious since it was only active for 3 months

Pavel

Hmm

I wonder what the point was

quartata

@Pavel SmokeDetector detects spam and does all kinds of great things

Pavel

Why would you link an IRC to a chatroom?

quartata

Duga posts comments on other sites that mention Programmers and CR respectively

Anonymous

Smokey is an invaluable tool for people with access to mod tools

Anonymous

4:39 AM

And we love him very much

quartata

@Pavel I forget which one but one of the SEs doesn't use their chatroom at all. Instead they have an IRC channel and a relay

Pavel

Huh

Weird

We all know that the best communication method is Discord.

Anonymous

Sounds like something SU would do :P

Pavel

Discord also supports syntax highliting. It's surprisingly not horible

TrojanByAccident

Stack Underflow?

quartata

4:41 AM

Super User

Pavel

How do you underflow the stack.

They have their own domain

TrojanByAccident

@quartata oh

Pavel

Anonymous

Or maybe U&L :P

Pavel

Ok, U&L I haven't heard of.

Windows has a built-in driver for toasters, apparently.

msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/…

Anonymous

4:44 AM

So I was looking through the list of chatrooms, and it seems several sites have dedicated "Ask a Mod" rooms, for when you need a site mod's help with something. Would that be a good idea for PPCG?

Maltysen

@Mego I've used TNB whenever I've had a question

Pavel

Oh, Unix and Linux.

Maltysen

the mods are usually pretty good at responding to pings

Pavel

We don't have enough traffic for that.

If you post a message is TNB, there's a very high chance a mod will see it even without a ping.

Anonymous

@Maltysen Yeah, and that's what basically everyone does. I don't feel strongly one way or the other about having a dedicated room - I just thought I'd float the idea.

Pavel

4:47 AM

It could be a useful room for mods to put announcements, etc. into.

@TrojanByAccident When did you start work on PigeonScript?

TrojanByAccident

@Pavel Eh, idk

Few months ago, iirc

why?

Pavel

We here have a kind of time capsule.

TrojanByAccident

?

Pavel

You commit to making a language by the end of 2017

And then all those languages are used in a challenge.

TrojanByAccident

Ah

Pavel

4:50 AM

If you would say that PS isn't in a very useable state now, and you think you can get it done by the end of the year, you can enter it.

docs.google.com/forms/d/…

TrojanByAccident

Okay, thanks

Pavel

docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/… You can see everyone's submission here.

TrojanByAccident

How would the account name & id part be formatted?

Pavel

The ID part is just so if you change your username by the end of the year we still know how to ping you

It's actually optional

TrojanByAccident

ah

okay

Pavel

4:52 AM

Some of the languages, like WSF, are already done.

TrojanByAccident

WSF just sounds like hell on earth

Pavel

Others, like Somme, are incomplete but you can already try an indev version on TIO.

TrojanByAccident

I want to learn 🍣 (sushi) :)

Pavel

Right now it's not published yet

TrojanByAccident

hmm

Pavel

4:54 AM

I'm hoping of getting out an in-progress build to GH in ~two weeks.

Do you know ><>?

TrojanByAccident

I've heard of it, but don't write it, why?

Pavel

Well, sushi functions similarly to it and other 2d langs.

I'm hoping it will be easier to golf in, though.

TrojanByAccident

Hmm

Pavel

Example:

v      >o@
>"Trick"v

o"taerT"<@

You can create tighter loops in sushi.

TrojanByAccident

What exactly does that output?

Pavel

4:58 AM

After pushing the string trick, in fish, the pointer goes down and then pushed Treat, before outputting it and ending. (not really, but that's good enough for now.

In sushi, after pushing Trick, it sees the space, and wraps up.

Where it outputs Trick

I just realized I missed a space in the first line

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