The Nineteenth Byte

6:02 AM

Nice, I tried a couple desktops for Ubuntu, couldn't find one that worked quite right, but that was probably just me not doing something right

Sparr

I miss KDE 3.5

I'm probably going to give Trinity a try next

undergroundmonorail

0

A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Optimizing Food Club Bets code-golf Every day in Neopia, 20 pirates participate in an eating contest known as Food Club. They are randomly separated into 5 arenas, and every arena has its own winner. Many people like to gamble on the outcome of these contests. Each day, you can up to 10 bets, ...

who wants to explain why my syntax highlighting didn't work

Anonymous

Huh weird

Anonymous

lang-py should've been the issue, but lang-python still isn't fixing it

undergroundmonorail

217

Q: What is syntax highlighting and how does it work?

I noticed that sometimes my code gets highlighted in different colors when rendered. What is syntax highlighting? How does it work? What if my code isn't highlighted correctly? How do I report a bug or request a new language? What languages are currently available on Stack Exchange? Return to...

lang-py should work

Anonymous

6:14 AM

I'm trying but it doesn't want to work :/

undergroundmonorail

Maybe there's no syntax highlighting on meta?

Other than that I have no idea

Anonymous

I would think there is, but I don't see any that do

Anonymous

Looks like that's it :/

undergroundmonorail

At least it won't be a problem when it counts :P

Anonymous

But it is a problem on Sandbox

Anonymous

6:23 AM

It works on Meta.SO, apparently:

Anonymous

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Q: How to format a link within a code block

I tried to edit one of my posts by adding a comment within a code block which contains a link. Like so: .example { text-decoration: underline; -moz-text-decoration-color: red; /* [vendor prefix not required as of V36][1] */ text-decoration-color: red; } [1]: https:...

support code-formatting markdown hyperlinks

Anonymous

0

Q: Test post please ignore

Syntax highlighting seems to be not working in the Sandbox. I'm using this post to test whether it's just an issue with the Sandbox, or whether it affects the whole Meta site. from itertools import permutations def number_of_clicks(l): bets = list(l) clicks = 0 state = [[False, ...

bug testing

Anonymous

Looks like it's all of Meta

Thomas Kwa

Well, after a week or so of disciplined voting, my vote ratio is 20.1% questions

Electorate is hard

Anonymous

0

Q: Syntax highlighting doesn't work on Meta

Like the title says: from itertools import permutations def number_of_clicks(l): bets = list(l) clicks = 0 state = [[False, None], [False, None], [False, None], [False, None], [False, None]] while bets: next = bets.pop(0) for s, n in zip(state, next): ...

bug

Anonymous

6:35 AM

Things I have learned from my month here:

Anonymous

Easy questions get oodles of upvotes

Anonymous

Answers in esoteric languages get oodles of upvotes

Anonymous

Being the first answer gets oodles of upvotes

Anonymous

In summary, to mortarboard: Post a bunch of easy questions and FGITW your way to first answers on questions, using esolangs

New Meta Posts

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Q: Syntax highlighting doesn't work on Meta

Like the title says: from itertools import permutations def number_of_clicks(l): bets = list(l) clicks = 0 state = [[False, None], [False, None], [False, None], [False, None], [False, None]] while bets: next = bets.pop(0) for s, n in zip(state, next): ...

bug

aditsu

6:49 AM

@Dennis CJam has P (pi)

undergroundmonorail

the question was about fractions and pi cannot be expressed as a fraction ;)

(but you are correct it is a float variable)

Anonymous

Define fraction

undergroundmonorail

okay yes you can do pi over 1

Anonymous

I have an irrational constant in Seriously that is routinely defined as a fraction

undergroundmonorail

what's that?

Anonymous

6:56 AM

Granted, the numerator of said fraction is irrational

Anonymous

φ

undergroundmonorail

i see

Anonymous

Aka (1+sqrt(5))/2

aditsu

@undergroundmonorail well, every double precision number can be expressed as a fraction of integers ^_^

Anonymous

@aditsu any rational number

aditsu

7:00 AM

yeah, but we're talking about floating point

Anonymous

CJam also can push a random float in [0,1), right?

Michelfrancis Bustillos

I'm just gonna drop in and leave this lil bit o truth.

aditsu

sure

Michelfrancis Bustillos

aditsu

boo ^

undergroundmonorail

7:01 AM

@MichelfrancisBustillos for some reason i thought you were going to follow this with something really nihlist

> here's a little nugget of knowledge for ya: it doesn't matter because the universe is becoming a cold lifeless hell

Michelfrancis Bustillos

Ha! Naw, but that's very true

El'endia Starman

Nature by Numbers

►

@MichelfrancisBustillos: Watch that. ^

Michelfrancis Bustillos

Oh, I don't disagree math is everywhere, blah, blah...I just loathe it

El'endia Starman

WATCH IT.

Stefnotch

@MichelfrancisBustillos Good luck golfing then...

Michelfrancis Bustillos

7:06 AM

I golf mostly to solve problems, code is kind of an art to me

Stefnotch

@MartinBüttner codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/64315/… What do I have to input and what is the desired output?

Michelfrancis Bustillos

@El'endiaStarman That video felt kinda like an acid trip

El'endia Starman

-_-

Sp3000

@Stefnotch Input is just a list of numbers (separated however you want, because ?), and output is every second number starting from the first, followed by every second number starting from the second (e.g. 1 2 3 4 5 -> 1 3 5 2 4, separated by newlines)

Stefnotch

I did read through the question...but I can't get the program to run. That is why I am asking...

Sp3000

7:14 AM

Is there something else you're asking about? (I thought I answered...)

Maybe it's a bit clearer if I use \n, so 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -> 1\n3\n5\n7\n2\n4\n6\n8\n

AGZuniverse

Hi guys

Anyone want to help me grab some hidden code from an image file?

Someone on?

Michelfrancis Bustillos

Plenty of people on, just give them time

AGZuniverse

okay. So it's basically a standard flag capturing thingy, and I'm supposed to get a flag from an image file. I've done some analysis, but haven't gotten to the final flag yet.

so if someone wants to help out..please do =)

Sp3000

How far have you gotten?

AGZuniverse

Oh hi Sp3000...you helped me crack a XOR cipher about a week back

nice to see you here

So well, I've opened the image using 7-Zip, and got a text file

I expected the text file to have the flag, but what it had was

Anonymous

7:21 AM

XOR ciphers are nice and easy

AGZuniverse

pastebin.com/wAmLBj0i

that

Anonymous

Can you share the image file?

AGZuniverse

The text file found from opening the image with 7-zip basically tells me to open it with an extraction program..

sure

Anonymous

Or a link to the challenge?

AGZuniverse

I'm uploading the image file to postimage now

Anonymous

7:23 AM

imgur > all

Anonymous

Sharing a link to the source is probably best tbh

Anonymous

No guarantee that an image upload site won't downscale/downres an image, making the file different

Sp3000

As long as the upload site doesn't try to compress it or something :P

AGZuniverse

tbut The challenge is not accessible unless you make an account, and you can't make an account unless you live in my locality

Anonymous

Then just upload the image to Google Drive or something

Anonymous

7:25 AM

Or Dropbox

Anonymous

Or OneDrive

Stefnotch

(Or open it with Notepad and copy paste it somewhere! :P)

AGZuniverse

lol

Anonymous

Or get a hexdump of the image and post the hexdump to pastebin

AGZuniverse

I'm checking the uploaded image to see if it still has the txt file

Anonymous

7:26 AM

xxd angry_bird_challenge.jpg

AGZuniverse

wow well that's the one

but looks like I just got the flag myself

Stefnotch

XD

AGZuniverse

Apprently opening it in 7zip did get the flag

there was 2 files

Anonymous

Heh

Anonymous

Neat

AGZuniverse

7:28 AM

not just the text file...I just completely missed the other

rip me lol

but wait, there's another challenge as well

this one is a bit weird, but solving it will give me 100% completion until they release more

TanMath

So should I delete my chemistry answer?

Stefnotch

@Sp3000 I tried that too, apparently it doesn't seem to work either..

@AGZuniverse What is it?

AGZuniverse

Well...it's a pdf file

except it's not

the challenge description says

"What do you think is not really What it is"

and opening the pdf file gives me a message "Failed to load PDF document"

in chrome

Sp3000

@TanMath I don't think there's any reason to delete - btw I just checked out your answer and it looks okay except in everything but the CH4 case it prints an extra H

e.g. H8H2O in C3H8

TanMath

@Sp3000 really? meaning?

AGZuniverse

7:34 AM

and downloading the file and opening it in foxit fives me "file is corrupt or not a PDF file

Well okay...opening the said pdf file in notepad gives me a jumble of ascii stuff, but the first word is "PNG"

Sp3000

@TanMath Meaning that if you fix your 3rd line to not output the extra H it should be fine

TanMath

@Sp3000 works for me

AGZuniverse

maybe a image disguised as pdf or something?

Stefnotch

Maybe..

Try it out?

mark0.net/onlinetrid.aspx

Sp3000

@Stefnotch Not sure what to do then, cos that's how I've been testing... sorry :/

Stefnotch

7:36 AM

Well, thanks for trying! :D

AGZuniverse

trying that link now

It just matched 100% to PNG

So...how do I open it?

Sp3000

@TanMath ideone.com/GZWCIF <-- do you see the H8H2O?

Stefnotch

@AGZuniverse Right click, open with, choose your favorite image viewer...

(You could also change the file extension)

AGZuniverse

Picasa photo viewer gives invalid image

photoshop doesn't open it either

Stefnotch

Post the PDF somewhere so I can try it out?
And, did you change the file extension?

AGZuniverse

7:40 AM

Nope, trying that

TanMath

@Sp3000 working for me!

ideone.com/KvrLjp

AGZuniverse

changing into .png makes it .png.pdf

Stefnotch

What version of Windows are you using?

Sp3000

@TanMath That's different from the code you currently have posted (the last line's longer)

AGZuniverse

10

Sp3000

7:43 AM

Maybe you accidentally removed something when updating?

Martin Büttner

@Stefnotch were you able to sort it out?

AGZuniverse

I'm uploading the pdf to my box account

TanMath

@Sp3000 oh.. I was pretty sure i fixed it.. the code in the ideone link is the correct one

Anonymous

Make sure you have "hide known file extensions" turn off @AGZuniverse

Anonymous

@AGZuniverse Another way of doing it is to open a command prompt in that directory and do ren file.pdf file.png

Sp3000

7:44 AM

@TanMath The code you linked looks okay but it seems to be the 195 byte one, rather than 189 byte

Stefnotch

@MartinBüttner Sadly, no..

AGZuniverse

Okay I got it

Martin Büttner

@Stefnotch in your own interpreter or in Ruby?

AGZuniverse

renamed it to .png

worked

Thanks y'all =]

Anonymous

No prob

Stefnotch

7:46 AM

The ruby one...do I need the latest version of labyrinth?

Martin Büttner

not really. my recent changes don't affect this

how did you run the code?

Stefnotch

jruby ../labyrinth.rb -D ../examples/try.lab

(try.lab has the code/maze)

Martin Büttner

that seems to be missing the input though?

echo "1 2 3 4 5 6" | jruby ../labyrinth ../examples/try.lab

Stefnotch

Oh! :D

So, the numbers are separated by spaces?

Martin Büttner

are anything else

doesn't matter at all

as long as there is some separator

Stefnotch

7:53 AM

Ok! :D

(Hmm, my interpreter can almost run the program...)

Also, should my interpreter use a big integer library?

Martin Büttner

that would be good

Anonymous

@El'endiaStarman Just hit 300 million! Won't be long now

Stefnotch

Ok! Also, how do I write one? (Just interested in the logic...)

@MartinBüttner
" >
If the pointer is at the > command, where would he end up? At where the " used to be?

Martin Büttner

@Stefnotch I've never written one, but I believe you implement integers as arrays of smaller integers (basically encoding them in base-MAXINT) and handle overflow/carry and stuff like that yourself

@Stefnotch no, one to the right

the grid is always rectangular

(even if not all lines are explicitly padded with spaces)

Stefnotch

Oh, good to know! (I wish I had known that sooner..>w<)

Sp3000

8:08 AM

Multiplication and division are a fun exercise :P

Stefnotch

Wait, why does that sound evil? XD

Anonymous

Because Labyrinth is evil?

Martin Büttner

they were talking about big-int libraries

also Hexagony is the evil one

Anonymous

Oh

Anonymous

I missed the change of topic

Anonymous

8:17 AM

For a less-memory-optimized version that's easier to work with, encode them as base-2^31 integers (using unsigned 32-bit ints)

Anonymous

(or base-2^63 if you can use 64-bit uints)

Sp3000

Brian & Chuck is the evil one (actually Martin has worse ideas, but for now...)

Stefnotch

Oh, good idea! Well, except that I am using Javascript...

Sp3000

Actually, Martin's esolangs have just been getting eviler and eviler

Anonymous

The result of adding 2 base-n digits is 2n-2, at maximum

Anonymous

8:19 AM

So if you use half the available space, you can store the result of adding two digits in one "digit", and test for overflow easier

Sp3000

Bit of a snag for multiplication though

Anonymous

@Sp3000 Use the grade-school algorithm

Anonymous

And do the individual digital multiplication as iterated addition

Sp3000

... iterated addition

Anonymous

Nobody said anything about speed optimization

Sp3000

8:23 AM

We're not golfing here :P

Anonymous

Alternatively:

Anonymous

Karatsuba algorithm

The Karatsuba algorithm is a fast multiplication algorithm. It was discovered by Anatoly Karatsuba in 1960 and published in 1962. It reduces the multiplication of two n-digit numbers to at most single-digit multiplications in general (and exactly when n is a power of 2). It is therefore faster than the classical algorithm, which requires n2 single-digit products. For example, the Karatsuba algorithm requires 310 = 59,049 single-digit multiplications to multiply two 1024-digit numbers (n = 1024 = 210), whereas the classical algorithm requires (210)2 = 1,048,576. The Karatsuba algorithm was the...

Anonymous

Or use the FFT algo if you really want speed

Sp3000

You still can't multiple two 2^31 digits into a 2^32 result though, right? o_O

*multiply

Stefnotch

Ok...well, that's more information than I wanted! XD That should be enough to get me started...

Sp3000

8:27 AM

@Stefnotch tbh, the easier option would just be to steal a library for somewhere - surely there's one for JS? Still fun to try anyway though

Anonymous

Grade-school multiplication and long division were how I did my first bignum library :P

Anonymous

And I did it with bytes, using base-128 encoding

Anonymous

Which made it awfully convenient to store the "digits" as chars and make string representations

Sp3000

Yeah, but I mean - how did you multiply two individual digits together?

Anonymous

Iterated addition

Stefnotch

8:29 AM

XD Well, I really want to write one of those libraries some day...(Very specific time)

Anonymous

mul(a,b) := add(a,a) b times

Anonymous

def mul(a,b): reduce(add,[a]*b,0)

Anonymous

(though implementing a bignum library in Python is very redundant)

Sp3000

Yeah... that kinda ignores the memory constraints. Basically what I was trying to get at was I thought you'd need something like base 2^16 for 32-bit numbers so that the single digit multiplications actually fit

(Unless that 0 is a BigNum 0?)

Stefnotch

Oh, just a silly question:
Is it possible to use a regex to check if the parentheses are valid?
e.g.
{} is valid
}{ is invalid
{{{{{{} is invalid
{{}} is valid
etc...

@MartinBüttner Ok, my interpreter got "fixed", it can run that program now! :D

Sp3000

8:39 AM

Regular expression? No. "Regular expression"? Yes. (Method depends on flavour/language)

Stefnotch

What??

Optimizer

okay seriously stop starring that pinned message

3

Stefnotch

@Sp3000 I can't think of a way to do it? Mind giving me an example? :D

Sp3000

Perl would use recursion and .NET would use balancing groups. Trying to find a StackOverflow but phone researching is slow :/

quintopia

perlmeme.org/faqs/regexp/metachar_regexp.html

oh that's not it

4

Q: Matching balanced parenthesis in Perl regex

I have an expression which I need to split and store in an array: aaa="bbb{ccc}ddd" { aa="bb,cc" { a="b", c="d" } }, aaa="bbb{}" { aa="b}b" }, aaa="bbb,ccc" It should look like this once split and stored in the array: aaa="bbb{ccc}ddd" { aa="bb,cc" { a="b", c="d" } } aaa="bbb{}" { aa="b}b" } ...

regex perl perl5.8

Stefnotch

8:46 AM

Interesting... :D (JS can't do it...)

quintopia

unsurprisingly. balanced parens is not a regular language, as Sp3000 indicated

New Main Posts

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Q: Rearrangement Inequality

Background The Rearrangement Inequality is an inequality that is based on rearranging numbers. If I have two lists of numbers of the same length, x0, x1, x2...xn-1 and y0, y1, y2...yn-1 of the same length, where I am allowed to rearrange the numbers in the list, a way to maximize the sum x0y0+x1...

code-golf math

Sp3000

Does JS/ECMAScript regex have recursion? Can't remember

Stefnotch

Nope!

Sock

Hello, everyone!

undergroundmonorail

8:54 AM

yo

Sp3000

Hi Alex

Sock

@Sp3000 Did you think I'm @AlexA.'s sock?

Sp3000

No, it was just like me shouting into an empty room "I know you're in here!" Don't expect to be right, but would be hilarious if I was :)

Stefnotch

@MartinBüttner If you have a program:
\n
\n
\n
"""""
"""""

would the first few lines get discarded since they are empty?

Sp3000

(From memory, I don't think so because it might affect grid rotations)

(Not sure about trailing newlines though)

Sparr

9:11 AM

grr @ coding challenges that are really algorithm challenges

not that I mind the latter, it's just not what I was in the mood for

I've got a perfectly functional O(n log n) solution to the problem, but they want an O(n) solution. I've got the concept for that solution in my head, but it involves keeping track of multiple pointers into an array, and a whole bunch of bookkeeping that I don't want to code right now :(

VoteToClose

12:13 PM

How did 19% of you vote for Vitsy as the worst name? Vitsy is cute. c:

Anonymous

Hey @MartinBüttner, what do you think of transforming this into a catalog?

Anonymous

12:26 PM

@Optimizer k

Optimizer

Although I personally do not see a point of a catalog question for an already existing code-golf question..

Anonymous

12:40 PM

Why did you delete those 2 messages? (I have no idea what they said)

Optimizer

good!

undergroundmonorail

i saw them but i won't say anything because that would be Rude

Optimizer

R capital Rude?

undergroundmonorail

yeah

anOKsquirrel

is it r lowercase rude?

Optimizer

12:43 PM

yes

Anonymous

@Optimizer I mean editing the question to make it into a catalog, which really would involve only changing out the python tag (which really doesn't belong there anyway), and adding the snippet and catalog info

Optimizer

oh

that should be fine

Anonymous

Since the catalog project is Martin's baby, I'll let him do it :P I just wanted to suggest it to him

undergroundmonorail

i didn't know martin had a baby

@MartinBüttner congratulations

Martin Büttner

Thanks...

@Mego well, sure I guess... I'm currently considering to ditch the whole catalogue terminology though, because it seems to be doing more harm than good. That would mean "editing it into a catalogue" would be limited to adding the leaderboard, which of course can in principle be done to any challenge

@Stefnotch can't test today, but they shouldn't be discarded

Anonymous

12:55 PM

@MartinBüttner Adding the scoreboard and removing the accepted answer

Anonymous

The accepted answer in the linked challenge should probably be changed anyway, since it's not the shortest

Martin Büttner

Only the OP has control over that.

Optimizer

OP is OP

Anonymous

I thought mods could manually change it

Anonymous

TIL

undergroundmonorail

1:04 PM

on most SE sites the OP is supposed to accept the answer that helped them specifically, even if (by other criteria) it's a worse answer. afaik we're the only one with objective rules about what you're supposed to accept so it would make sense that there aren't mod privileges to enforce it

Martin Büttner

It would make sense to disable the feature entirely on this site.

2

SuperJedi224

Hello

undergroundmonorail

ppcg is so weird haha

like i'm pretty confident it would be better off if it wasn't a part of SE except for the fact that without SE it would definitely have no community and die

anOKsquirrel

pretty much

Martin Büttner

Heh, this discussion again

anOKsquirrel

1:17 PM

/me stops watching cat videos

anOKsquirrel

1:30 PM

chat is dead

SuperJedi224

I'm busy testing a minecraft challenge map

Or what I have so far of it, at least

This parkour part is hard

anOKsquirrel

cool

undergroundmonorail

i am sleepy

problem: it is 8:31 am

anOKsquirrel

7:31*

undergroundmonorail

EST is the one true time zone and i will beat you up

2

anOKsquirrel

1:32 PM

(Yes timezones exist i know)

@undergroundmonorail but it's opposite day

SuperJedi224

Okay, I finished testing what I have so far. Now to unzip the dev copy and add some more stuff.

Optimizer

@undergroundmonorail my true clock says otherwise

undergroundmonorail

ha ha

ha ha ha ha i just realized

okay i'm probably super late to the party on this one but

the place with all the messages that have been starred is on the right of this screen

2

anOKsquirrel

yes.

undergroundmonorail

if this chat was a boat, it'd be the starboard side

3

ha ha i'm so amused

SuperJedi224

1:36 PM

anOKsquirrel

ha ha

SuperJedi224

Any guesses what's hidden under there?

anOKsquirrel

@SuperJedi224 WHOA THAT'S BEAUTIFUL

undergroundmonorail

@SuperJedi224 is it parkour

Optimizer

@undergroundmonorail you need to sleep

anOKsquirrel

1:36 PM

is it more dirt

undergroundmonorail

sleep is for the weak

SuperJedi224

No, that's elsewhere. Underneath the fake hill there's a clock circuit with some command blocks.

undergroundmonorail

oh oh it's hiding

a clock circuit and command blocks

anOKsquirrel

why not just move it a little bit underground so no hill?

SuperJedi224

This is the enterance to the actual course

anOKsquirrel

1:38 PM

cool!

SuperJedi224

What should I put after the blaze room?

a big "420"

...why

> blaze room

Oddly, this seems to be easier than the first parkour section

New Sandboxed Posts

1:45 PM

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

A Mapping of Primes code-golf primes sequence Recently, I have found a bijective mapping f from positive integers to finite, nested sequences. The purpose of this challenge is to implement it in the language of your choice. The Mapping Consider a number n with the factors . Then: For examp...

SuperJedi224

Final Fantasy VII - One Winged Angel Acapella

►

flawr

2:30 PM

Poor guys:

Two men die in helicopter landing attempt

►

undergroundmonorail

do you guys think flawr finds aviation tragedies or causes them

flawr

It seems the pilot wanted to land on the dolly but missed it a bit, what caused the rear rotor to touch the ground.

@undergroundmonorail correlation != causation

SuperJedi224

planetminecraft.com/project/challenge-course-3523715

Dennis

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Stefnotch

2:47 PM

What is the (dum)BEST reason you can think up for golfing a program?

flawr

@Stefnotch Hello, World!

SuperJedi224

@Stefnotch Hi

Stefnotch

Hi!

An example of a reason:
To make the program hard to read and thus, fool-proof. No idiot will be able to mess around with it.

SuperJedi224

@Stefnotch A common mistake people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools

Stefnotch

Interesting, what would be something that actually is foolproof?

SuperJedi224

3:03 PM

Douglass Adams said that, obviously.

Stefnotch

The writer of a hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy?

SuperJedi224

Yes.

Stefnotch

XD (I never read that book...)

SuperJedi224

The line's actually from Mostly Harmless, part 5 of the so-called trilogy.

Anonymous

@SuperJedi224 The fifth book in the increasingly inaccurately named Hitchhikers Trilogy*

SuperJedi224

3:15 PM

@Mego Exactly

Anonymous

@Stefnotch You're writing it on toilet paper and the roll is almost empty

Anonymous

Doubles as the shittiest reason

Stefnotch

Good one! XD

Anonymous

4:10 PM

dead chat is dead

SuperJedi224

@Mego Yeah. I know.

I've got my bot up in Beep Boop Maggot again

@RetoKoradi Hi

TheDoctor

4:30 PM

hi

Doorknob

@Stefnotch you should!

SuperJedi224

@TheDoctor Hi

El'endia Starman

4:53 PM

> there are no two adjacent real numbers.

TheDoctor

reddit.com/r/ooer

Anonymous

@TheDoctor no

El'endia Starman

@TheDoctor The irony is that whoever made that HAS to be good with computers/web stuff. :P

Anonymous

...something very strange is going on

quartata

@phase Mother 4, that one game that'll come out after HL3

I swear I've been following that project for 4 fuckin years and I always get so excited when they say "It's almost here" and in the end each "set date" was always a lie

Anonymous

4:59 PM

jgjklslfgjhsfhjsklfhkjt

Anonymous

    print ord("Σ")
TypeError: ord() expected a character, but string of length 2 found

Anonymous

whyyyy are you just now doing this to me python

Anonymous

this isn't even python3 with its silly builtin default unicode strings

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