@hyper-neutrino even me

  File "...documents\vyxal\vyxal\elements.py", line 368, in <lambda>
    (NUMBER_TYPE): lambda: len(eval(str(lhs))),
NameError: name 'x' is not defined

Thank you python very cool

(and no that totally isn't because vs code takes a bit longer to save files because it auto-formats with black, meaning that there can be a delay between running the saved file and the error message)

I tried guys, I tried.

Bubbler didn't want to join the flag side :/

But we'll get them next time!

Well, they are one with the Vyxal

I suspect they understand it much better than I understand Jelly

Hey guys I just figured out why error reporting sucks

because generator printing just blindly catches all errors without printing anything

and also, because I need to use the traceback library for better deets

docs.python.org/3/library/traceback.html

that stuff gets you the juicy juicy error info apparently

hi @AaroneousMiller

I think I just made error handling great again

\o/

Has anyone cracked the cop yet? I didn't work on it over the weekend

thankfully no

it's lasted 50 hours thusfar

then I'll get right on that :p

in other news, Bubbler is now one of us

nice

put that on in the background

it's good

aw man i forgot my headphones today

shoot

I'd send you mine over the internet to borrow, but that doesn't exist yet

wait hang on you actually work in an actual office?

@lyxal u been slackin

@lyxal yeah

@AaroneousMiller what does everyone else think of vyxal?

I don't think they care and/or understand

@AaroneousMiller hey don't blame me for the lack of existence of futuristic technology I'm a golfing language designer, not a hardware engineer for goodness sake ;p

But you control the hivemind, so get them to do it

I'm second in command

that's @user's job to tell them to do it

oh

gee aaron don't you pay any attention to hivemind structural memos?

so @user's been slackin

yeah exactly

see this is why i went for second in command

so that I can complain about leadership and still have a powerful role

it's a win-win really

makes sense

@lyxal I am but a simple plate and therefore lack the mental capacity for the understanding of written text.

oh yeah that's right my bad

return {(NUMBER_TYPE): lambda: -lhs, (str): lambda: lhs.swapcase()}.get(
        ts, lambda: vectorise(negate, lhs, ctx=ctx)
    )(ts, lambda: vectorise(negate, lhs, ctx=ctx))()

Tell me what's wrong with that snippet

because I just accidentally wrote that

both thingamajigs are the same?

No

oh then i don't know

it's dict.get(ts, vec)(ts, vec)()

so kinda but not really what you said

I forgor that I already closed the .get() and thought it needed the generic ts, lambda: vectorise(...) part

oh lol i see it know

@AaroneousMiller did you ever see this commit?

also this commit

lol I saw the second one but I must've missed the first one

8 people: *thumbs up*

I've forgotten why it's broken

what actually was wrong with it?

I don't remember

oh okay that's why

github.com/Vyxal/Vyxal/issues/178

!!/run 1 10r '5<;f

@lyxal ⟨1|2|3|4⟩

that doesn't work in 2.5.3 for some reason

and I still don't know why

because generators are legit no

*were

they're better now

generators would have been going to be legit no in an alternate timeline

no don't do that to my brain now please

because it's too late for that at night

don't please no mess up my smol brain when it's tried

*tired

s/late at night/early in the morning

no it's night aaron

I live east of utc meaning it's night

stfu about you're "MORNING" stuff /s

but isn't morning where it gets really dark outside?

no that's when it gets really dark inside

oh my bad

most notably inside closets and computer labs inside libraries

it's when it gets dark inside that you become friends with a goat, barney the dinosaur, a spade, a reindeer, a bluebird, several robots and sentient puppets who sell you rings

ah I see

I have learned much about the world today

your welcome

now i must go and conquor sleep for the night

and I don't care that grammamerly told me i spelt that wrong

/o

and I also don't care that I horribly missipedled gramamrely

!!/'night

@lyxal o/

@lyxal I think it's because you fogor to capitalize the I.

/\/\/\/\/\o/\/\/\/\/\/

@AaroneousMiller nah i told my cronies to do it

Y’all should have done it already

but am plat

Bad subordinates

@AaroneousMiller with the hive mind you are so much more

use the computing power available to you and do it!

@user plat with arms for codegolfing?

No plat with mind control

:o

:D

control redwolf’s arms to golf

This is my holy decree

I was working on the cop when I suddenly had a flash of brilliance, but when I went to try my idea, I immediately forgot it. :(

I figured out how to get the last character of a string, but it puts ⟨⟨⟨⟨⟩⟩⟩⟩ on the stack after it. If I can figure out how to get rid of that, I can get az/t from various builtins, which could allow me to get other stuff.

Also, if I can get literally any number other than -1, 0, or 1, I can get inf, so arbitrary numbers would be pretty handy if I can figure out how to get them.

Nice, I got rid of the garbage.

Ooh, turns out it can get the last element of a list as well

Well, I can use t/st to get a string without the last character, but it's another exponential thing. However, it will allow me to get any character in the uppercase or lowercase alphabet, meaning that I can do urL or something to increment repeatedly, and I can grab a C from it as well, so this is crackded

This would actually be a lot shorter if I incremented with sklJL instead, but I'm just gonna pretend I didn't think of that. :p

Incrementing a number only requires 15,118,414,642,885 bytes

C only requires 29,527,900,052 bytes

I'll write up the crack after lunch

so, i got the last character + garbage with this:

!!/run `Hello` kl₃₃kl₃₃kWkl₃₃lkWsĖĖ W

@AaroneousMiller ⟨`o`|⟨⟨⟨⟨⟩⟩⟩⟩⟩

but it turns out i could literally just remove a section of it:

!!/run `Hello` kl₃₃kl₃₃kWsĖ W

@AaroneousMiller ⟨`o`⟩

that simplifies this by a lot, and renders about 80% of the work I did on this completely redundant

it actually turns out to be a much simpler crack

._.

...so that happened.

that means incrementing is only 5,772,485,590,926 instead of 15,118,414,642,885

so i just golfed my answer by about 8.5 exabytes

wtf

ye

honestly, I'm not sure how I missed that as I was constructing the crack

@AaroneousMiller congratulations you finally figured out that I was sorting kW and execing it

And you've actually got my intended solution 100%

Huh, TIL you can't count occurrences of stuff in generators

@user tell me why tf you decided it was a good idea to put inclusive_range into array_builtins.py but to leave orderless_range in builtins.py

makes no sense

Yeah that entire thing was sheer idiocy

I thought I'd be able to sort them into neat little categories, but it turns out the distinctions were messier

lol