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Vyxal Bot

04:36

PyGamer0 approved on PR #723 (Vyxal/Vyxal): "ok"

cgccuser merged PR #723 (Vyxal/Vyxal) (Vyxal:add-apply-lambda → Vyxal:main): _Add apply lambda _

cgccuser deleted branch Vyxal/add-apply-lambda

Aaroneous Miller

I was looking over the PR, and I guess I was about 2 minutes too late in saying this, but shouldn't line 4618 in elements.py be deleted, since the command is now a structure type?

@lyxal ^

emanresu A

Yes...

lyxal

Well yes.

Vyxal Bot

AMiller42 created branch Vyxal/oops

AMiller42 opened PR #729 (Vyxal/Vyxal) (Vyxal:oops → Vyxal:main): oops

Aaroneous Miller

i fix

Vyxal Bot

04:43

chunkybanana approved on PR #729 (Vyxal/Vyxal)

Lyxal approved on PR #729 (Vyxal/Vyxal)

Lyxal merged PR #729 (Vyxal/Vyxal) (Vyxal:oops → Vyxal:main): Remove the element code for `⟑` as it's a structure now

Lyxal deleted branch Vyxal/oops

lyxal

@AaroneousMiller make sure to use descriptive names

because the PR names show up in the release notes

Aaroneous Miller

oh yeah i forgor

lyxal

A: Slice the source code (Cops)

Vyxal, 22 bytes, 1 slice Ǎ⟑(hn\++Rnẋ::ws=ß⅛)¾∑t Try it Online! For once I decided not to take advantage of some strange quirk of Vyxal that only I know exists and instead did a normal Vyxal cop answer. Enjoy!

@AaroneousMiller I cracked it you nerd.

Aaroneous Miller

05:01

👏

emanresu A

05:25

A: Slice the source code (Cops)

Vyxal, 18 bytes, 1 slice »ż⟩" 3⅛⇩Cİµ×∷İ»kPτ Try it Online! Should be fairly easy but I'll see if y'all get this one.

lyxal

@emanresuA [1:15:6]

emanresu A

Nice, intended solution. How did you find it?

lyxal

look for things that can be used to reverse strings

and then look for the pattern

emanresu A

Did you see ⇩?

lyxal

»⟩" 3⅛C×»kτ was what I eliminated straight away

I was thinking it might be something to do with the µ

but then I saw the ż

and then realised that's what the ⇩ was for

emanresu A

05:36

Oh nice

Expect round two soonish

A: Slice the source code (Cops)

Vyxal, 47 bytes, 1 slice »β₀₇⁽sßḋ∪₁ĿɖC↵‡_Ẋ$ƛµ"√₀tṠ⟇0H∧+(Ȧfꜝ⁼∑↵dTḋI∷›»kpτ Try it Online! A bit harder.

2 hours later…

lyxal

07:34

@emanresuA I have an answer that only works on lists of numbers, instead of strings

If that 0 was a ¤, it'd be valid

but alas, it isn't

however I did notice you left a list of numbers in your TIO link

tell me you didn't make the mistake of thinking it was a list you had to reverse

emanresu A

Lists of numbers is what I intended. How long is the solution you found?

(I'm pretty sure you found it. Nice job!)

lyxal

8 bytes

but it's supposed to be a string dumbass

emanresu A

Yep, that's it

lyxal

> will input a string

emanresu A

Oops

lyxal

07:37

list of numbers is not a string, idiot.

emanresu A

I just read the 'reverse it' bit

lyxal

3 mins ago, by lyxal

If that 0 was a ¤, it'd be valid

and then 9 bytes

emanresu A

I know

@lyxal ~~changed~~ it was always that way /s

lyxal

I originally started by looking at maybe using Cartesian product somehow

Then once I determined that wasn't viable, I looked at transliteration

Then once I determined that wasn't viable, I looked at that T, bitwise not and assign, assuming a negative step

Then I wondered what could be done with cumulative reduction

And found the $" trick

emanresu A

A simpler version would be ƒp

Ooh I have another idea

emanresu A

07:59

A: Slice the source code (Cops)

Vyxal, 233 bytes `NZɾ√√₁₆₂‛‛ẋȯWġ₴ẏ.tṗṫ⟩εpj*5;[[kromer]]ȮGβŻ∇QQ↳ꜝ^QJ∧A⇩≬[pipis]fWPėX℅dżT←›Ṗ‡[[BIG SHOT]]!ṗȯḃ•I[[classic vyxal jankness]]Ẋėṅ⋏HðβėEV3RY BUDDY 'S FAVORITE [[Number 1 Rated Salesman1997]] ṁẏ℅□ṁQḃ₌ŻKKQTẇλε λ½ no ₃≠ Ḣ¥s in λλ square ʀ¬ of 2` Try it Online! Maybe if I add enough deltarun...

2 hours later…

user

10:07

@lyxal whoa, mind your language

Ner*, dumbas*, and idio* are extremely vulgar insults

PyGamer0

@user you idot

user

10:35

N*rd

PyGamer0

n***

6 hours later…

mathcat

17:08

How can I convert a list of digits to an integer?

Bgil Midol

!!/info

Vyxal Bot

Bgil Midol

@mathcat τ works, but you need to specify the base

(I think default base is 10)

mathcat

to base works only on numbers

Bgil Midol

List of digits of a in base b

oh wait no

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Seggan

20:00

Woo first Jyxal program!

C:\Users\...\Jyxal>java -jar test.jar
[(1 + 0 i), (1 + 0 i)]

For the program ⟨1|2⟩⟨1|1⟩

Though such a small program and 45 KB already because of the complex math runtime lol

3 hours later…

lyxal

23:01

@mathcat ṅ⌊

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