@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ Only if encoding Y actually works for submission X. I know that for example Julia can't handle pretty much anything but UTF-8 encoded input.
@Doorknob冰 Yes, me too! (cc @PhiNotPi)
Except I don't think I care enough to cover my webcam. If you try hard enough you can find pictures of me online anyway.
If you try really really hard, you can identify a picture of me based on information from this chatroom and the fact that I'm wearing a SE mod hat in said picture, but if you're that dedicated I don't think it matters anyway. :P
Anomalous Cancellation (from Wolfram Alpha):
Anomalous cancellation is a "canceling" of digits of a and b in the numerator and denominator of a fraction a/b which results in a fraction equal to the original. Note that if there are multiple but differering counts of one or more digits in the n...
On Mac you can hold down a letter key and a menu of available diacritics will pop up, then you press a number corresponding to the one you want. So å is a (hold) 7.
@ZachGates I think 16 is fine, but I think training should be more rigorous. I also think there should be an age at which drivers have to be retested for competency. (Think old people drivers.)
@mınxomaτ Sure is. I know a girl who has one because both her parents work and can't drive her to school (and she didn't want to ride the bus). I was extremely surprised that a judge granted it.
Encodings confuse me too much for me to try to find byte-saving encodings. I do everything but APL in UTF-8. APL is easy enough because 1 character = 1 byte on the APL code page.
Dennis even made his own encoding for Jelly. I can't even imagine doing that. O_O
Yeah, but the reason I bring this up is because some ES6 answers that I think can be improved with btoa and atob would be multiple bytes per char in UTF-8, but one byte per char in ISO.
Y'know, just some abused base-64 functions as compression.
Probably a bad idea, but use this URI to join a PPCG Skype Chat: skype:?chat&blob=YOCdOTODbKo6B8AtgGxzZ-2xHNnJY3ROtVrxzGdvp5AiXwVuuDdJOjmFRsE1YO4KTXZ9T1In5-Kk2IY (@PhiNotPi 's idea: bit.ly/1OochZ3)
I always rename people to something that I'll recognize them by anyway.
[12:10:18 AM] Keyboard Fire: you're Maltysen? [12:10:41 AM] PPCG::GamrCorps: either that or its some random guy who added me [12:11:02 AM] PPCG::GamrCorps: hopefully the former [12:11:34 AM] PPCG::Alex A.: It might make it easier if the person said something :P [12:11:41 AM] PPCG::GamrCorps: ^
Given a decimal in the form of <decimal>, <precision>, you draw its graphical representation. Examples:
Input: 6.75, 4, output:
6||| 7
----
6.75 is the number to explain, 4 is the number of dashes below the number.
Input: 10.5, 6, output:
10||| 11
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Input: 20.16, 12, output
2...
Anomalous Cancellation (from Wolfram Alpha):
Anomalous cancellation is a "canceling" of digits of a and b in the numerator and denominator of a fraction a/b which results in a fraction equal to the original. Note that if there are multiple but differering counts of one or more digits in the n...
Given a decimal in the form of <decimal>, <precision>, you draw its graphical representation. Examples:
Input: 6.75, 4, output:
6||| 7
----
6.75 is the number to explain, 4 is the number of dashes below the number.
Input: 10.5, 6, output:
10||| 11
------
Input: 20.16, 12, output
2...
