The Nineteenth Byte

Anonymous

12:01 AM

Is it?

Anonymous

I mean, other than being a synonym for php

Alex A.

oooooooooooooh burn

I'll get the aloe

feersum

e.g.

Anonymous

Any more comments on this before I throw it on main?

Anonymous

2

A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

The puppy command The puppy utility takes a filename as input, and does exactly what you would expect a puppy to do: it shreds it! How to shred Rip out the pages with your teeth Split the input file on newlines. Tear up each page with your paws For each line (not including the linefeed), pi...

Anonymous

12:03 AM

I would've liked it if the challenge was to generate as many different errors as possible — Hannesh May 24 '12 at 14:48

Anonymous

That's the goal with my not-serious proposal

feersum

I have something related in the sandbox.

@Mego What if a line has less than 2 characters?

And are the indices at the beginning or the end of the line inculded?

Anonymous

@feersum Good catch. It won't.

Anonymous

Or maybe for a more-serious idea, one that could be applied to more challenges, is create the most unique non-fatal errors (aka warnings) while still solving the problem

Anonymous

@feersum I'll reword that bit

feersum

12:05 AM

I sandboxed this about a program that can generate 10 different error types.

Anonymous

There, it should be clearer now

mınxomaτ

Can I somehow directly assign an expression (eg. A -eq B) as an integer value (0/1) to a variable in bash?

Nvm, yes there is, got it.

Doorknob

question about an adverb that I can't seem to think of: how do you describe the growth of f(x)=x/(x+1)?

as in, f(x)=x grows linearly, f(x)=x^2 grows quadratically

f(x)=x/(x+1) grows... how?

Anonymous

Take the derivative and it will enlighten you :P

Anonymous

d/dx x/(x+1) = 1/(x+1)^2

Anonymous

12:20 AM

Which goes to 0 as x goes to +infinity

Zgarb

@Doorknob I'd say "as a constant" or "bounded by a constant".

Anonymous

Which means x/(x+1) grows asymptotically

Doorknob

hm, okay, thanks

Alex A.

I've never heard "grows asymptotically"

Zgarb

@Mego The derivative of log(x) also goes to 0, and log(x) goes to infinity with x.

Alex A.

12:22 AM

That doesn't make much sense since a lot of things asymptotically approach something.

Anonymous

My college calc professor used "grows asymptotically to a"

Alex A.

Doesn't describe the rate of growth though

Anonymous

dictionary.reference.com/browse/asymptotically

Anonymous

See #2

Alex A.

Sure, but that doesn't say anything about the rate

f(x) and g(x) can both approach a as x -> ∞ but f might approach it much faster than g

Anonymous

12:26 AM

But in the long run it doesn't matter

Alex A.

Right, but Doorknob is looking for a word to describe the rate of growth, e.g. quadratic, linear, exponential, etc.

feersum

1/x can be described as "hyperbolic".

Zgarb

@Alex I understand "rate of growth" as a big-O class of functions, and in that case, all functions that have a finite limit have the same rate of growth.

feersum

Oh, that's not the actual f that was asked about.

Geobits

It grows "ever closer to one-ally". You guys are making this too hard >_>

Alex A.

12:31 AM

@Geobits ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Zgarb

@Geobits Naming things is hard.

Geobits

@Zgarb Personally, I think you had it right the first time with bounded.

@AlexA. Right back at ya, little pie bird.

Alex A.

._.

Speaking of naming things being hard, what's a good name for a variable that holds the number of bytes written to some output?

mınxomaτ

bytesWritten

Geobits

^

feersum

12:34 AM

n

Alex A.

Never camel case

mınxomaτ

CRAP_PRODUCED

Geobits

cumulativeBytesWrittenToSpecifiedOutput

Alex A.

@feersum I'll go with this one

Geobits

"never camel case"? I see we have a blasphemer in the room.

Anonymous

12:35 AM

@AlexA. num_bytes_written

Alex A.

@Geobits Well, never for decent languages, anyway.

snake_case_is_best_case

Anonymous

Python irks me in that regard

Alex A.

SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE_FOR_CONSTANTS

Geobits

Underscores are a blight on variable naming.

Alex A.

no

feersum

12:36 AM

@Mego What do you expect a snake to use?

Alex A.

lel

Anonymous

Everything is snake_case (and PEP8 says to use snake_case), except the unittest module (and maybe a few others that I've missed)

mınxomaτ

___bytes_WRITTEN

Anonymous

unittest.TestCase.setUp is wrong

feersum

bIRDcAse

Geobits

12:37 AM

How about snamel_Case?

Anonymous

@Geobits ಠ_ಠ

Geobits

Well the other option was cake_Case, but the cake is a lie.

Alex A.

@mınxomaτ I ended up using this but with snake case.

Anonymous

I personally would use num_bytes_written because bytes_written could be confused as a boolean value

Alex A.

I would be willing to bet that nobody will be using this anyway so #yolo

Geobits

12:40 AM

such a rebel...

Anonymous

Dance like nobody is watching. Program like everybody is watching.

Anonymous

(so put some pants on you damn hippie)

Alex A.

Birds don't wear pants, man. You should know.

Anonymous

I was talking to Donald over there

Geobits

Penguins regularly wear tuxedos, and those have pants.

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12:41 AM

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Q: The puppy command

The puppy utility takes a filename as input, and does exactly what you would expect a puppy to do: it shreds it! How to shred Rip out the pages with your teeth Split the input file on newlines. Tear up each page with your paws For each line (not including the linefeed), pick a random integer...

Alex A.

@NewMainPosts -1

Anonymous

I think finding an appropriate image that was free for non-commercial use took the longest time in writing that challenge

Geobits

Does the puppy not end up eating any of the bytes as a reward for his hard work?

Anonymous

@Geobits Nope. He is set to destruction mode, not eating mode.

Anonymous

puppy -e will destroy some of the bytes

Geobits

12:43 AM

Gotcha.

Anonymous

Serious new challenge type idea: code-bingo. You have a primary objective that must be fulfilled, and a 5x5 board of optional objectives. Shortest code to fulfill the primary objective and get a bingo wins, tiebreaker is earliest submission that fulfills the objectives.

Alex A.

Seriously?

Geobits

_UNK

Anonymous

I hate you all >_>

Alex A.

I'm not sure I don't know how to do that but I'm not sure about that

Anonymous

12:47 AM

_UNK

CoolestVeto

I'm not sure if I'll be a good idea

Geobits

It actually doesn't sound that bad. You could even leave out the primary objective, honestly.

Doorknob

I can't believe you've done this

Geobits

(assuming a very well balanced board)

Thinking up 25 balanced objectives is going to be a serious pain, though.

Doorknob

Could use a smaller board

Geobits

12:48 AM

Sure, if you want to insult bingo players everywhere :P

feersum

I tend to dislike challenges with multiple programs/objectives/bonuses/etc.

Anonymous

@Geobits The primary objective would be used to set the theme for the challenge. The bingo objectives would just be things you could do in the code, possibly unrelated to the primary objective, like "run in under X seconds for each test cases"

feersum

When there are too many parts, half of them usually end up being woefully underspecified.

Geobits

@Mego Oooooh, I see. Still, thinking up that many good ones could be hard.

Anonymous

The best part about this idea is that we can finally kill off bonuses in code golf with it, since code bingo would be a better tag for a challenge with bonuses

Alex A.

12:50 AM

I'm with feersum. I'd be interested to see an example but in practice I don't know how well it'll work.

Geobits

> finally kill off bonuses in code golf

hahahaha

I wish.

Anonymous

If people want to have optional objectives, they should make it code bingo. Code golf can be reserved for "shortest code to fulfill this one objective"

Alex A.

People will never stop trying to put bonuses in code golf.

Anonymous

Alternatively it could be a list of optional objectives, and submissions are required to fulfill X of them

Geobits

The problem is that it isn't a 1:1 thing. In golf you often see a single bonus tacked on. You can't expect someone to go from that to 25 (or even 9) separate ones.

Alex A.

12:52 AM

It's just one of those things that'll never happen.

Anonymous

I'm still strongly in favor of making bonuses in code golf off-topic.

Geobits

Oh I am too. I'm just saying I don't think bingo will be the coffin nail.

Anonymous

No, but maybe it could start building said coffin

Geobits

At least "in favor", anyway, if not strongly.

Anonymous

Having bonuses in a code golf challenge is sufficient reason for me to downvote and comment. Only if the bonuses work really well and the challenge is really good will I not downvote, but I also won't upvote.

Geobits

12:56 AM

Yea, that's what I mean. Sometimes they work out, but they're so easy to get wrong that people get slammed for them too often to be worth it.

Alex A.

I don't think code golf challenges should be closed as off topic if they have bonuses. All we have to do is make sure regular users don't put them in and if a new user puts them in, edit out and comment.

Anonymous

@Mego Err, s/off-topic/disallowed/

Alex A.

They're already listed as one of the things to avoid when making challenges. I think that's sufficient. If someone makes a challenge with bonuses, comment with a link to that.

Anonymous

Code golf should just be "length of the submission in bytes" imo. Anything else should be code challenge. Even length in characters, because then half the challenge is cramming your submission into UTF-16.

Anonymous

@AlexA. Commenting with a link to the post hasn't ever prompted the OP to remove the bonuses as far as I've seen, and more often than not prompts arguments.

Alex A.

12:59 AM

Do you have a specific example in mind?

Anonymous

2

Q: Write a radix sort

Goal As the title suggests, write a radix sort function (either MSB or LSB is fine) that accepts two parameters: an array of values of any type (you can assume that they are all of the same type / class, etc.) a function (or function pointer, depending on your language) that takes a single par...

code-golf sorting

Anonymous

Had to go through my comment history to find it

Geobits

So then what need to happen is a meta post asking if they should be allowed at all (if we don't have one). At least then it would link to a rule instead of a "you should maybe probably not do this, but if you really want to, go ahead".

Alex A.

Yes, this ^

Anonymous

Like this one?

Anonymous

1:03 AM

15

Q: Should bonuses be allowed for [code-golf] questions?

Prompted by a discussion between Peter Taylor and myself, I'd like to solicit the community's opinion on the following issue: Should awarding score bonuses for extra features disqualify a challenge from being tagged as code-golf, or is it enough that the primary scoring criterion is code leng...

discussion code-golf tags

Geobits

Ah, so the problem then is that there just isn't really consensus, so it's not a rule :/

Anonymous

The things to avoid answer has +29/-2. The corresponding answer on that question has +8/-2

Anonymous

The main issue I see is that most people who agree with the policy from the newer question haven't voted on that answer

Geobits

Sure, but there's a big difference between "should avoid" and "it's banned", and the support for the latter doesn't look nearly as strong.

@Mego That's very possible.

Some people though might think it should generally be avoided, but wouldn't want to ban it altogether.

Alex A.

@Mego The top voted answer on that post is barely an answer IMO

Anonymous

1:06 AM

Maybe it's worth having a new discussion now, since two-year-old meta questions never get noticed

Alex A.

Perhaps. I can't guarantee nobody will vote to close as a duplicate because people do that.

Vihan

Does Pyth have a function to "chunk" a list?

Anonymous

It's a catch-22: you can't have a discussion on a relevant, old meta question because nobody looks as old meta questions, but you also can't start a new question without it being VTC'd as a dupe.

Doorknob

@Vihan c

It's literally called "chunk" in the docs

Vihan

@Doorknob thanks

Geobits

1:12 AM

With quotes and everything?

Alex A.

@Mego Yep. I'd say just post it and see what happens.

Vihan

@Doorknob they'are docs? O.o

Alex A.

@Geobits "chunks"

Vihan

if I'm looping through a list in Pyth, how do I get the index?

Alex A.

@Vihan fixes emoticon and not spelling error

Doorknob

1:14 AM

@Vihan consider .e

@Vihan github.com/isaacg1/pyth/blob/master/rev-doc.txt

Geobits

@AlexA. But what if it gets downvoted and closed on meta? Think of all that precious rep lost! :o

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Q: Fastest way to detect if we've left a 3D box (8x8x8)

OK so... Imagine a 3D box, with width, height, and depth all 8 units. So that is 8x8x8 "cells" in the box, for 512 cells. Assume 0,0,0 is the bottom-left-nearface corner, and 7,7,7 is the opposite corner. It's pretty easy to move around in the box. Each cell has a number. To move right, add ...

fastest-code bitwise 3d

Doorknob

@NewMainPosts fastest code is an objective primary winning criterion

Alex A.

haha I was just about to mention that

Vihan

Does Pyth have a like a spread operator? [1, ...[2,3,4]] -> [1,2,3,4]

Anonymous

1:16 AM

@Doorknob Not stating what the code will run on is a lack of an objective primary winning criterion

Doorknob

@Vihan .n?

Alex A.

^

Anonymous

Is it Windows? Is it Linux? Is it single-core or dual-core? 32-bit or 64-bit? What's the processor? How much RAM? etc etc

Geobits

Fastest code to check if you're in a box? How many iterations to get something clockable? A billion?

Vihan

Is Pyth's random uniform?

Alex A.

1:17 AM

@Vihan And I think the word you're looking for is "flatten," not "spread."

@Vihan Should be AFAIK

Vihan

@AlexA. flatten is more bytes than spread

Alex A.

"Flatten" is searchable :P

Aqua Tart

@Vihan .n

ninja'd

Anonymous

@AquaTart sumo'd

Alex A.

Sumo'd

Doorknob

1:18 AM

@AquaTart by like... a minute...

@AlexA. rofl

Anonymous

@AlexA. ninja'd

Geobits

noonj'd

Alex A.

@Mego Fuck, you ninja'd by sumo'd, you samurai

Vihan

d'ninja

NinjaBearMonkey

bearmonkey'd

Alex A.

1:18 AM

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Anonymous

@AlexA. Samurai'd is now the official term for ninja'ing someone else in pointing out a ninja'd

Doorknob

what if you samurai a samurai

Anonymous

Emperor'd

Alex A.

Mt. Fuji'd

Geobits

amaterasu'd

Aqua Tart

1:19 AM

LMAO I just forgot to title a game in Game Dev Tycoon. Now "Game #12" is my best selling game of all time

Perfect 10s from everyone

Anonymous

@AquaTart Are you The Behemoth?

Aqua Tart

It must be because of the catchy title

Alex A.

@AquaTart I kind of like the title

Aqua Tart

@Mego No.

Vihan

Does Pyth have a way to add two integers as strings? e.g. 1 <operator> 2 = 12?

Geobits

1:20 AM

Not a bad title. Song 2 worked, after all.

Aqua Tart

ermahgred it's making so much money

Geobits

@Vihan You haven't found those docs yet?

Vihan

@Geobits It's faster asking here than reading docs

Alex A.

@Vihan ಠ_ಠ

Aqua Tart

@Vihan No, you'll have to use backtick to make them strings

Geobits

1:20 AM

Not once people stop answering it isn't.

Vihan

@AquaTart ok

Geobits

This reminds me of duct-tape coding :D

Anonymous

This chatroom is not google

Aqua Tart

I made 2.5 million dollars off of Game #12.

ok

The funny part is

It was a sports game

Anonymous

2 days ago, by Doorknob

debates over whether to add "this chatroom is not Google" to the description

feersum

1:23 AM

Of course not; it's better.

It has working NLP to understand your queries instead of just treating them as a bag of words.

Anonymous

I think you're giving too much credit to this room's inhabitants

Geobits

Yea, but google doesn't usually avoid the question nearly as well.

Anonymous

For example, I'm a penguin. I type by slapping the keyboard with my wings.

Alex A.

> If your language is unable to perform file I/O, you may instead take the input file's contents as input, and output pairs of strings representing the output filename and the text for that file.

@Mego You should make it clearer that it's only if the language can't do file I/O.

Anonymous

How is that not clear?

mınxomaτ

1:25 AM

^

Alex A.

I don't know. Could have used some bolding or something.

haha

feersum

IMO that clause should be removed altogether.

That gives an unfair advantage to those languages.

Anonymous

Better idea

Alex A.

Oh yeah, because Jelly doesn't have file I/O and so it can take advantage of that output format and completely dominate.

Anonymous

> Iff your language is unable to perform file I/O, you may instead take the input file's contents as input, and output pairs of strings representing the output filename and the text for that file. However, your submission will not be eligible for winning.

Alex A.

1:27 AM

:/

Vihan

@Mego s/Iff/If/

mınxomaτ

@AlexA. Yeah, maybe it will finally be competitive.

Anonymous

@Vihan Nope

Alex A.

@Vihan Iff is "if and only if"

Doorknob

@Vihan no

double-ninja'd

Vihan

1:27 AM

oh

I have never heard that before

Anonymous

I made it clearer for Alex with the addition of one single letter

Alex A.

It's not used outside of math speak

Anonymous

If and only if

In logic and related fields such as mathematics and philosophy, if and only if (shortened iff) is a biconditional logical connective between statements. In that it is biconditional, the connective can be likened to the standard material conditional ("only if", equal to "if ... then") combined with its reverse ("if"); hence the name. The result is that the truth of either one of the connected statements requires the truth of the other (i.e. either both statements are true, or both are false). It is controversial whether the connective thus defined is properly rendered by the English "if and only...

Doorknob

@AlexA. it isn't? Formal logic isn't only for math

Lojban folks use it too :P

Alex A.

@Doorknob I consider formal logic "math speak." ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Geobits

1:29 AM

@Doorknob In theory they do. In practice they don't exist.

Alex A.

haha

Anonymous

Hey Alex you got any of that aloe left over?

Aqua Tart

I personally see "iff" used a lot even in casual math/CS talk

Doorknob

@Geobits .i .o'onai je'u zasti .i do cusku lo jitfa

Anonymous

I think Doorknob needs some

Vihan

1:30 AM

how do you do file writing in Pyth, I read the docs but I didn't understand it

Geobits

@Doorknob That's not any sort of rebuttal as far as I can tell.

Doorknob

:(

Geobits

Do you have a cat?

Alex A.

I misinterpreted @feersum. I thought he was suggesting that the file I/O requirement be removed altogether in favor of the STDIN/OUT thing. I like that.

Anonymous

@Vihan Clearly you didn't read the docs, because it's explained very well

Doorknob

1:30 AM

Write A joined on newlines with a trailing newline to the file B,

feersum

@AlexA. No no no.

I'm suggesting that there is no alternative allowed to the file I/O.

Vihan

@Doorknob yes but what is file B supposed to be

Alex A.

@feersum Fixed.

Doorknob

@Vihan read line 31

Vihan

oh

now I feel stupid

Anonymous

1:31 AM

github.com/isaacg1/pyth/blob/master/rev-doc.txt#L54

Anonymous

github.com/isaacg1/pyth/blob/master/rev-doc.txt#L388

Doorknob

blob

Alex A.

@Doorknob Having issues...?

Doorknob

hahahaha I... I can't type

>_>

Alex A.

5

Doorknob

1:33 AM

<_<

Vihan

how do you read a file in Pyth, I can't find that in the docs

Doorknob

@Vihan @Mego literally linked the exact line for you

Anonymous

3 mins ago, by Mego

https://github.com/isaacg1/pyth/blob/master/rev-doc.txt#L54

Vihan

oh

feersum

How do I read a documentation?

Doorknob

1:35 AM

with your eyes

Alex A.

I try for thirtee minut and no documen

Anonymous

Ugh don't remind me I still have to write docs for Seriously

Geobits

Marky can't Pyth

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Bookmarked 6 secs ago by Geobits

Alex A.

@Mego Hey Mego, you Seriously have to write docs.

Anonymous

I'll work on that after finishing srs2py

Doorknob

1:36 AM

@Geobits he's not wrong

Geobits

I never said he was wrong :)

Doorknob

@AlexA. Stop it, seriousl— AHH

:P

Aqua Tart

@Vihan ' reads

Vihan

@AquaTart Mego ninja'd you by 3 minutes

Aqua Tart

.w writes

@Vihan :/

Alex A.

1:38 AM

Oh I forgot to shove some food in my face hole

Geobits

You should go put some stuff in your mouth.

Aqua Tart

@AlexA. thanks for reminding me

Doorknob

@AlexA. which face hole

Geobits

I had chicken wings, fried squash/onions, green beans, and mashed potatoes earlier :D

Vihan

./pyth.py -e ".e.e.wZ+`kYc/lb+2O-lb2b'z" asdf

Does anyone know why does that not run?

Anonymous

1:41 AM

Pulled pork street tacos, celery, and hummus

Anonymous

@Vihan Have you tried debugging it?

Vihan

@Mego The code works but I can't run it, the shell just displays: >

Alex A.

@Doorknob All of them at once and hopefully some of the crap I cram in there will make it to my stomach

Helka Homba

What's the fanciest/most complex dish you've made yourself? @eatingPeople

Doorknob

@AlexA. okay, good, that's what I thought, just making sure

Geobits

1:42 AM

@HelkaHomba Most involved time-wise was probably when we did tamales. Not fancy at all though :P

Alex A.

@HelkaHomba Authentic Thai panang curry with tofu and vegetables. I made the curry paste myself, which took literally over an hour.

Doorknob

> eatingPeople

Calvin confirmed cannibal

Alex A.

TIL cannibalism is one of Calvin's Hobbies.

Aqua Tart

@Vihan that means there's something you need to escape in the code

Doorknob

the backtick

Aqua Tart

1:43 AM

I would just put it in a file

Doorknob

or just stick it in a file

ninja'd

Vihan

I tried that

Anonymous

Double quotes means for bash to try to interpret the string

Anonymous

And the backtick is making it look for a subcommand

Doorknob

just put it in a file

Vihan

1:44 AM

also, how do I give the pyth program input? I tried adding it as an argument and it didn't work

Anonymous

echo input | ./pyth.py whatever

Geobits

@AlexA. I don't remember Calvin being a cannibal. I think something changed when he evolved into Helka.

Aqua Tart

@HelkaHomba Chicken enchiladas with mole sauce

Although that one time I made yokan was probably more time/effort

Vihan

@Mego thanks

Aqua Tart

@Vihan You know how STDIN in Unix works right

Vihan

1:46 AM

@AquaTart yeah. I just wasn't sure how Pyth took it though

Aqua Tart

Just type it in and hit control D.

Alex A.

Hm. I look in kitchen and I try for thirtee minut and no fod. I forget to goes to the groceries this weekemnd.

Or use <<<

@AlexA. :(

1:47 AM

@HelkaHomba What's the fanciest/most complex dish you've made yourself?

Geobits

@AlexA. It started with a nice Chianti and fava beans...

Aqua Tart

@Geobits hahahaha

Alex A.

What?

Helka Homba

Lemon meringue pie perhaps

mınxomaτ

Alex A.

1:49 AM

Oh shit get that copier some mayonnaise ASAP

mınxomaτ

Aqua Tart

@AlexA. From Silence of the Lambs

Geobits

@mınxomaτ Starred for launching my son into an uncontrollable giggle fit.

Alex A.

o

Aqua Tart

-1 for not getting reference

Alex A.

1:50 AM

I still haven't seen that >_>

Geobits

You have your homework assignment then.

Aqua Tart

^

Alex A.

Is it on Netflix?

Anonymous

Yep

Alex A.

okra

I'll have to do

Helka Homba

1:52 AM

@AlexA. Tortillas + oil (fry them) + salt = easy chips

Geobits

Or tortillas + cheese even.

Helka Homba

@AlexA. Ooh, okra is good too

Alex A.

@HelkaHomba I have only oil and salt

@HelkaHomba Yes

Aqua Tart

I've actually never had okra.

Alex A.

Get bhindi masala the next time you eat Indian food

It will make you love okra

Geobits

1:53 AM

Or just fried okra would.

Aqua Tart

Hmmm

Geobits

Pickled okra is pretty good, too, assuming you like regular pickles.

Aqua Tart

bhindi masala eh

Alex A.

I tend to avoid frying things at home (beyond just pan frying) because I hate the smell of oil.

Anonymous

Roasted okra > fried okra

Aqua Tart

1:54 AM

@Geobits I like pickled vegetables yes

Geobits

@AlexA. I live in the south. It's kinda a permanent feature around here.

Alex A.

haha

mınxomaτ

stahp talking about food. It's 3 AM, everyone's asleep and I'm getting hungry

Geobits

@Mego Anything but plain soggy boiled, really.

Anonymous

@Geobits Boiling most vegetables should be a crime

Doorknob

1:56 AM

@AquaTart nor have I

Geobits

@mınxomaτ That's the perfect time to eat. No sharing! :P

Anonymous

Cabbage is the only exception that comes to mind

Geobits

Even cabbage is better just steamed.

Aqua Tart

^

Anonymous

Boiled cabbage is quite tasty, and is a fixture in many Irish dishes

Alex A.

1:56 AM

3 mins ago, by Alex A.

Get bhindi masala the next time you eat Indian food

Geobits

Oh I'm not saying it's bad (nothing wrong with some corned beef and cabbage). Just that I like it steamed more often.

Anonymous

Corned beef and cabbage is life

Alex A.

Your life is a lie

Helka Homba

Are truffles the fungus good? I've never had any

Anonymous

The local Irish pub serves a killer Dublin Coddle

Geobits

1:59 AM

@HelkaHomba Not bad, but I don't see why people go crazy about them.

Alex A.

@HelkaHomba I'm not a fan of most mushrooms besides white button and the occasional portobello

Marky can't Pyth

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