I'm not sure that's what he meant since afterwards he explicitly said the formatting is only required up to input 9. So in that case you should probably count the -t flag.
@Sieg Yeah a lot of people don't count them correctly, but the consensus on meta is 3. That being said if you already use a flag anyway to run your code (like ruby -e "puts 42") then it is only one byte, because you can usually just add it to the flag you already have
My basic guideline would be "as the problem statement says". Which is mostly to mean it's allowed to explicitly override anything it wants from what I'm about to say next.
Actions to invoke
For test-case/IO programs, I like it better when the whole invocation is possible as a single line, thro...
Well I think you should rather ask yourself how many functions can you get with the printable code points ≤ 255. if that's enough there's no need to uses 2-byte characters at all
Ass part of The Great Tagging Survey, I've noticed that the pluralisation of our tags is a bit inconsistent. The following lists all tags that refer to some kind of object that is dealt with in the corresponding challenges.
Singular
numberstringgamesequenceregular-expressiondategridfractalfunct...
Urgh, I just got the terrible feeling that I overthought for the CH's Minecraft Kolmogorov :/ What's the bet that base encoding all possible outputs does better?
Hmm, I wonder if I want Joe to support user defined conjunctions (functions which return functions)... If I do, I have to just create the parser from scratch.
I could drop dependency to arpeggio if I did that.
@Sp3000 in your current code, can you save something if you subtract 3 of the index, and move the [3 3 8] to the end? (ditching the two [1 0 0]s after it)
yeah, we had so little vocab that we would try and add 10 words every day for a while, of course that fell flat on it's face, but we got some good puns out it tim32.org/blog/post.php?id=82
Lojban has no punctuation, but some of the characters normally used in punctuation affect the way Lojban is pronounced. A full stop (period) is a short pause to stop words running into each other.
^ That is apparently why there are so many periods. I'm pretty sure, however, that spaces already fulfill that purpose.
I can't remember if we sentence separators or not (full stop), we don't need them, but I think we allow them or something, I know at least one parser pretends to recognize them (there are good reasons why we need to write a new parser)
@PhiNotPi it's just so that the pronunciation is clear, if I recall, it's a nice one to one mapping
we allow schwas at the end of any word to make a clear distinction, but you'd never write them
Implement the Chinese Remainder Theorem
code-golf
The Chinese Remainder Theorem tells us that we can always find a number that produces any required remainders under different prime moduli. Your goal is to write code to output such a number in polynomial time. Shortest code wins.
For example, ...
Evolution of OEIS
In this challenge, he goal is the recreate the Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences one sequence at a time. Similar to the Evolution of Hello World, each answer depends on the previous answer.
There are a few ideas that have been floating around.
Starting with OEIS A000...
My basic guideline would be "as the problem statement says". Which is mostly to mean it's allowed to explicitly override anything it wants from what I'm about to say next.
Actions to invoke
For test-case/IO programs, I like it better when the whole invocation is possible as a single line, thro...
Ass part of The Great Tagging Survey, I've noticed that the pluralisation of our tags is a bit inconsistent. The following lists all tags that refer to some kind of object that is dealt with in the corresponding challenges.
Singular
numberstringgamesequenceregular-expressiondategridfractalfunct...
Implement the Chinese Remainder Theorem
code-golf
The Chinese Remainder Theorem tells us that we can always find a number that produces any required remainders under different prime moduli. Your goal is to write code to output such a number in polynomial time. Shortest code wins.
For example, ...
Evolution of OEIS
In this challenge, he goal is the recreate the Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences one sequence at a time. Similar to the Evolution of Hello World, each answer depends on the previous answer.
There are a few ideas that have been floating around.
Starting with OEIS A000...
