The Nineteenth Byte

anOKsquirrel

9:00 PM

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TimmyD

@Mego underhanded

anOKsquirrel

So frustrating. AFKLAJKLFA5AJKSKGJ

Anonymous

@TimmyD overhanded

PhiNotPi

unless(false == a)

phase

hi

@Mego overhead Challenge to make a program that has the most overhead

Alex A.

9:02 PM

type User <: StackExchangeUser
    name::AbstractString
    has_sock::Bool
    is_sock::Bool
    # Innocent until proven guilty
    User(x::AbstractString, y::Bool=false, z::Bool=false) = new(x, y, z)
end
alex = User("Alex A.", false, false)

TimmyD

@phase code-bowling

phase

Can't someone just do an ip check

Alex A.

All of the mods know who all of the sock accounts are.

Optimizer

gonna sleep now. I'll let my socks troll here a bit longer though..

Alex A.

Good night, sweet prince.

TimmyD

9:06 PM

@AlexA. That unmatched < in the first line is messing with me ...

Alex A.

@Mego An unfortunate number of things in R are considered "truthy" so there's a function isTRUE() that tests whether something evaluates to the boolean value TRUE. That's the closest I come to using == boolean.

@TimmyD Type inheritance, brosky

TimmyD

@AlexA. Yeah, yeah ... but it's still unmatched

Anonymous

var user=function(name,has_sock=false,is_sock=false){this.name=name;this.has_sock=ha‌s_sock||(name==="Alex A.");this.is_sock=is_sock||(name === "ಠ_ಠ");};

TimmyD

Same reason I have problems with input/output redirects

Just bugs me

Alex A.

@Mego sigh

Anonymous

9:09 PM

@AlexA. I know, it's bad, no jQuery

Alex A.

Yeah, you should be ashamed.

There is an unacceptable lack of jQuery.

Anonymous

(I barely know how to use JS/jQuery)

PhiNotPi

I think you mean "jQuery/JS"

TimmyD

Also, coincidentally, why I don't program in CJam or the like ... so many mismatched brackets and whatnot

ETHproductions

@TimmyD Then Japt should freak you out. It's like JS, but half the right parentheses can be replaced with spaces.

phase

9:13 PM

> We’re currently experiencing issues that are preventing users from logging into their accounts. Thanks for your patience while we work to resolve this. For updates, visit the status blog: status.soundcloud.com

urgamerg

ETHproductions

Every time that happens on SE, I die a little

PhiNotPi

RIP

Anonymous

@TimmyD You'd love Seriously, then :P

Anonymous

No brackets, no whitespace

Anonymous

(well, there are brackets, but those are commands)

TimmyD

9:18 PM

@Mego ಠ_ಠ

ETHproductions

LOL

"There are no brackets, except when there are brackets"

Anonymous

@ETHproductions I mean they don't act as delimiters :P

Martin Büttner

@flawr If you're already stealing examples from Wikipedia, would you mind linking to it, so people have a reference for further reading?

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

@quartata Only trailing 33 rep behind you now ;)

anOKsquirrel

so I'm planning on using a dictionary (raw.githubusercontent.com/eneko/data-repository/master/data/…) for a command in scg...

Should I make it a plain old array, or a special set of commands?

I was thinking a command w, which would output the nth word

Anonymous

9:21 PM

Seems reasonable

anOKsquirrel

Also, if n in negative, outputs -nth word but first letter capitalized

ofc I would have to put the whole dict in the repo, because I use Windows and other people do also

Zgarb

@flawr Nitpick: "p-adic metric" -> "p-adic norm"

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

I'm at that point where a sizable percentage of my rep changes are from previous answers :D

phase

0

A: Play "Taps"

Sonic Pi, 493 bytes use_bpm 40 play 67 sleep 0.5 play 67 sleep 0.3 use_bpm 10 play 71 sleep 1 use_bpm 40 play 67 sleep 0.5 play 70 sleep 0.3 use_bpm 10 play 72 sleep 1 3.times do use_bpm 20 play 67 sleep 0.3 play 70 sleep 0.3 use_bpm 15 play 72 slee...

half decent?

anOKsquirrel

half

Doorknob

9:26 PM

@Calvin'sHobbies well, why else would the character limit exist...?

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

more like 2/pi

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