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user
user
00:44
@Seggan Eval as a subset of Python that only allows list, number, and string literals (basically, read as the appropriate type)
 
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emanresu A
emanresu A
02:52
^
Seggan
Seggan
03:06
Better for performance lol
 
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user
user
12:30
Also for safety reasons
mathcat
mathcat
13:05
because eval is evil
Aaroneous Miller
Aaroneous Miller
13:32
Nah. I don't think there would be anything to worry about if you used eval. What's the worst that could happen?
(For legal reasons that's a joke)
PyGamer0
PyGamer0
eval isnt evil, eval is pure evil
pxeger
pxeger
@Seggan use Jython
@VyxalBot why did this not ping me?
@lyxal my vote is no, FYI
PyGamer0
PyGamer0
@pxeger why?
ok i wonder how fast vyxal would be if i were in C, Cyxal?
Aaroneous Miller
Aaroneous Miller
VyxASM
PyGamer0
PyGamer0
13:49
i dont think anyone will implment that
PyGamer0
PyGamer0
14:20
i really want to try to make Cyxal but it will probably get abandoned within 30 minutes
Aaroneous Miller
Aaroneous Miller
I really want to try to make Vimxal (Vixal? Vymxal? Vym? idk), but I feel the same way
PyGamer0
PyGamer0
@AaroneousMiller oh vyxal in vim, that will be Vyx.... wait
mathcat
mathcat
Vimxal
Aaroneous Miller
Aaroneous Miller
I'm leaning toward Vym (the "y" is pronounced like the "y" in Vyxal)
Seggan
Seggan
15:10
@pxeger Kinda having a hard time adding 3rd party libs to the runtime classes
Ive decided to do a hybrid style: I found the class JShellthat lets me execute snippets of Java code, like the jshell command. I'll run it then push the output to the stack, so stuff like `System.currentTimeMillis()`E would work
@pxeger Also Jython only runs Python 2
 
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Seggan
Seggan
19:36
Any element that converts an infinite list into a finite one?
Bgil Midol
Bgil Midol
@Seggan That's not possible.
You can't just make 0~Infinity a finite list.
Seggan
Seggan
I mean like maybe a limit element like Java's infinite Streams have
Bgil Midol
Bgil Midol
@Seggan I don't know Java's infinite stream.
Seggan
Seggan
19:58
Stream.generate(() -> BigInteger.nextProbablePrime(100)).limit(20).forEach(System.out::println) will print the first 20 primes
Bgil Midol
Bgil Midol
yes but that isn't a infinite sequence
Seggan
Seggan
Stream#generate returns an infinite stream, and limit(20) limits the stream to 20 elements
Bgil Midol
Bgil Midol
it just generated 100 primes
 
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Unrelated String
Unrelated String
22:04
@Seggan so Ẏ
Try it Online!
expected it as some kind of "head" or "take" but it's "slice until"
Seggan
Seggan
ah ty
user
user
22:23
@pxeger That still requires a bigger runtime
lyxal
lyxal
22:50
@pxeger any reason why no?

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