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2:00 AM
Brackets editor = worst editor
 
^
 
> I use Brackets and Neovim for programming
 
@MarsUltor I used to use brackets for HTML & CSS... now I solely use neovim, it is sooo much better
 
uses sublime for everything
 
Anonymous
Atom is love, Atom is life
 
2:03 AM
chat mini-challenge (continued): output 65536 without any numbers in your code
 
@Mego atom is really, really, slow though. It also doesn't have project support :/
@MarsUltor i tri sublime but i tri maek new file fo thritee minut an how giv it naem
 
Anonymous
@Upgoat Atom is not slow at all for me. And what more project support could you need than Git integration?
 
@Upgoat Command + S doesn't work?
 
What is this "Command" you speak of?
 
@Mego 0/10 it's overkill
 
2:05 AM
we should all just use (neo)vim, what does it not do that other texteditors do
 
@Upgoat Does it have build integration?
 
@MarsUltor yeah
 
@Upgoat Support for opening folders as projects?
 
yeah
 
@Upgoat If you count :make, it's builtin. There's also plenty of plugins.
 
Anonymous
2:06 AM
@LeakyNun Actually, 6 bytes: ` ╙╙╙╙╙`
 
quitting in less than three keypresses?
 
@MarsUltor netrw is also builtin but it sucks. I've recently heard good things about :Lexplore but I've never actually tried that. There are also plugins abound.
 
@MarsUltor yeah
 
@MarsUltor ZZ
 
ctrl+z also works
 
2:07 AM
That doesn't quit.
 
eh, kinda
 
@Upgoat Suspend != quit
 
No, it doesn't.
 
Code folding?
 
well it exits neovim, depends on how strict your definition of quit is
 
2:07 AM
@MarsUltor Folding is builtin with several foldmethods.
 
@Mego What's up with the extra backticks?
 
@Upgoat No, it doesn't.
 
@Doorknob why not?
 
But
 
Anonymous
@LeakyNun Markdown doesn't like code that starts with spaces
 
2:08 AM
I see
 
@Upgoat That's like saying "closing the laptop lid quits neovim."
 
Anonymous
Got it in 5: ╠≈╙╙╙
 
Why not just an editor with vim editing support?
 
They all suck :P
 
@Doorknob no, not at all
 
2:08 AM
There's no replacement for vim other than vim.
 
that's like saying force quitting Chrome is not quitting
 
Anonymous
2**(2**(2**(int(pi))))
 
@Mego Nope
 
@LeakyNun Where's the leaderboard?
@LeakyNun ?
 
@MarsUltor search for it. I've been told the second time not to spam leaderboard
 
2:09 AM
That's 65536
 
@MarsUltor That's 4 bytes
 
@Upgoat When you press ^Z in your shell, the process is suspended but still exists (as you can see with jobs). You can bg it to continue running it in the background or fg it to resume it in the foreground. Until you kill the process (via %1, for example, which also demonstrates that it still exists), it is most definitely not gone.
 
@LeakyNun Pastebin it
 
Anonymous
@LeakyNun What?
 
@LeakyNun ???
 
2:10 AM
@Doorknob oh :| I never knew that... (I feel like an idiot for saying that it does quit it now ;_;)
 
@Mego 4 bytes: ╦K╙╙
Sorry, forgot to save
 
Anonymous
Ooh nice one
 
JS: +atob`NjU1MzY=` is shoter
 
The + isn't needed if it doesn't need to be a number
@LeakyNun ?
 
2:14 AM
+atob`NjU ONE MzY=`
 
Anonymous
Here's another Python 2 one for 28:
 
Anonymous
x=len(`''`);print x**x**x**x
 
Wow, it's even shorter than mine!
65536 = 2^2^2^2 = 4^(4+4)
 
Anonymous
24 in Python 2: print ord('☻')**ord('►')
 
2:18 AM
x=len("abcd");print x**(x+x)
 
Anonymous
Replace the dingbats with the (unprintable) ASCII characters \x02 and \x10
 
not fun
 
Anonymous
@Doorknob Would you be so kind as to unfreeze the Seriously room?
 
@LegionMammal978 I set a password to "password" for purpose
 
2:21 AM
holy shit
overwatch frustrates me so much
 
so that even if they know my password to that website they won't know my password to other sites
 
I just can't carry hard enough
 
@Mego done
 
still lose =/
 
Anonymous
@Doorknob <3
 
2:23 AM
@Mego x=len(````''````);print x/x<<x
oops, that's 30 bytes
x=len(``''``);print x/x<<x*x 28 bytes
 
@orlp what game?
 
@LeakyNun UGL, 16: cuu$*$*$*$*o
 
(((2^2)^2)^2)^2 \o/
 
((4^2)^2)^2 is qeually short
 
@EᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏIʀᴋ maybe try reading?
 
2:30 AM
@Mego x=ord("耀");print x+x 22 bytes
a cookie for anyone who does my challenge in java
 
@LegionMammal978 Darn, you figured out my password: passtheweedlmao420
 
or c for that matter
 
Who here knows ruby
 
@MarsUltor a little
 
@NathanMerrill I finally got around to reading this and I don't quite get it
 
2:34 AM
@MarsUltor A little
 
halp string range not working
in irb
 
@MarsUltor try casting to array
Array ("a".."z")
 
@orlp I did.
Is soldier 76 a game?
 
@Upgoat Still showing nothing
 
@EᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏIʀᴋ no you didn't :P
read more
upwards
 
2:36 AM
@MarsUltor ? weird...
 
Anonymous
14 mins ago, by orlp
overwatch frustrates me so much
 
Anonymous
Clearly you didn't
 
Anonymous
Also ninja'd
 
2:36 AM
besides, if you google'd soldier 76 you'd still find out
 
irb(main):001:0> Array ("a".."z")
=> ["a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g", "h", "i", "j", "k", "l", "m", "n", "o", "p", "q", "r", "s", "t", "u", "v", "w", "x", "y", "z"]
 
so F for effort
 
@MarsUltor plz send teh codez
 
oh whoops
 
I am having identify crisis
 
2:38 AM
ping still there after removal..
 
what should be the first real program I write in cheddar?
 
@Upgoat 65536 without numbers
 
@LeakyNun OH SHIT, I totally forgot about that >_>
 
Anonymous
I figured out part of why the GitHub feed for Seriously/Actually isn't working in the Seriously room
 
Anonymous
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Q: Atom feed in the chatroom is not working

skiwiWe have got an Atom feed set up in our chatroom, and it is never posting any messages into the chatroom. The Atom feed url is: https://github.com/skiwi2/JavaLuaInteropTest/commits/master.atom We did see that, when adding the feed, it got the five latest entries and parsed them, but after that i...

 
Anonymous
2:40 AM
Yet another old chat bug report that got ignored
 
I have not implemented functions or objects in Cheddar yet
 
:o
so what can it do now?
 
arithmetic and ifs
 
for example?
 
var a := "avocad"
if a == "avocad" {
    print "a is avocad"
}
 
2:43 AM
isn't a an object?
 
@LeakyNun idk, objects probably wasn't the right word
 
My favorite specific part of the story is this:
> Dining hall staff at the Deupree House senior living community are trained on the Heimlich, and maitre d' Perry Gaines has had to use it twice before, ... Gaines saw Ris choking and was prepared to save her — but then he saw who she was sitting next to.
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ @EᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏIʀᴋ Update your cheese! Cheddar now can execute full-programs \o/
 
@LeakyNun If you subscribe to Python's "everything is an object" paradigm, yes. Otherwise, probably not.
 
2:46 AM
@El'endiaStarman :o then what is an object?
 
I meant like accessing sub-properties/methods of an object e.g foo works but foo.bar doesn't
 
@LeakyNun Something you instantiate from a class? a in Upgoat's example is a string.
 
oh, alright
 
@El'endiaStarman same thing with JS
 
@Upgoat I thought JS was "everything is a number, string, or object".
 
2:49 AM
JS treats programmers like objects :(
7
 
@El'endiaStarman nope, everything is an object
@HelkaHomba yeah, including programmers
 
It just does what it wants - it doesn't care how we feel
 
@LegionMammal978 ............what about the other two? :P
 
@Upgoat try my challenge?
 
@LeakyNun unfortunetly the above means functions or properties don't work so I can't as the only way to do that would be to use a function or property
 
2:55 AM
@Upgoat so currently you can't even add two numbers?
 
@LeakyNun yeah you can
 
any type-casting?
 
yeah
but no implicit type-casting
 
var a := "ab">"a"
what does this do?
 
@Upgoat ... MY MIND IS BLOWN WITH HAPPINESSSSSSS
 
2:58 AM
@LeakyNun error because why are you comparing strings
 
@Upgoat Lexicographic order?
Like if you wanted to make a dictionary? :P
 
not a good idea unless you're writing a very implicit language like JS or python
 
No, I mean, a literal dictionary with words and definitions.
 
write your own comparison function then
 
There is a natural ordering on strings just like there is for numbers.
 
2:59 AM
@Upgoat any constant like pi?
 
What is a language supposed to do? Spoon feed functionality to its users? :P
@LeakyNun yeah
 
what are the available constants?
 
@Upgoat how do I run it?
and why are you downgoat icon but upgoat name... Q_Q
 
@Upgoat The ones that do are the most popular/widely used, aren't they?
 
@EᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏIʀᴋ mod hasn't changed it for me ( I can't in under 30 days)
@EᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏIʀᴋ just run the cheddar install script and then cheddar
 
3:00 AM
@Upgoat Set account name in a new account
Or learn to not change globally
 
now you can do like a := "avocad"; print a
 
@Upgoat What are the available constnats?
 
@LeakyNun pi, e and a couple other things
 
var a := pi%1 what does this do?
 
pi, e, phi, and alex
 
3:02 AM
@Upgoat Cheddar has *= etc, right?
 
@MarsUltor not yet
forgot to implement it
 
what is alex?
 
false
 
var a := pi%1 what does this do?
 
3:03 AM
@LeakyNun 0.141592653589793
 
@Upgoat You already have the tools to build 65536 :D
 
;_; no I don't
 
@Upgoat how?
 
var a := e/e
a = a + a
a = a * a
a = a * a
a = a * a
a = a * a
a = a * a
print a
@Upgoat
 
@Upgoat cool
@Upgoat cool
what about cheddarrepl?
 
3:06 AM
I renamed it to cheddar
@LeakyNun a:=e/e;a:=a+a;a:=a*a;a:=a^a;a:=a*a
probably can be golfed tho
 
@Upgoat the point is that it works
a:=e/e;a:=a+a;a:=a^a^a^a
 
@LeakyNun :D that works too
 
@LeakyNun Isn't a:=e/e+e/e;for a = 2 shorter?
 
even shorter: (a:=(a:=e/e)+a)^a^a^a
 
3:11 AM
no
(a:=e/e+e/e)^a^a^a
 
@MarsUltor oh, nice
 
:D it actually works
 
:^) Cheddar has gone so far
@MarsUltor btw Arrays are even more borked now
 
eeeeeeee urbit docs shipped and it is perfection incarnate
http://urbit.org/
 
@orlp Huh, interesting. I played this game a while ago and beat it. Looks a little different now (there's more stuff around and supporting the game).
 
3:18 AM
@Upgoat Any bitshift?
 
.....err, I don't remember an angle bisection puzzle. Interesting.
 
@LeakyNun bitshits don't work yet
 
a cookie for whoever does my challenge in java
 
@LeakyNun forgot about that
 
@ZachGates I'd be more willing to listen to that guy if he didn't consistently call non-Trump supporters "stupid" and "idiots". I don't believe that's any way to have a serious discourse on any bipolar matter.
Not to say the left side never does that (e.g. TheYoungTurks) but it's a silly way to make the point you're actually trying to argue palatable to those you actually want to convince.
 
3:37 AM
Regardless of whether I agree with someone or not, my opinion of them and their arguments goes way down when they call Republicans/Democrats/whatevers "idiots" or anything like that.
 
3:47 AM
@LeakyNun wait, is that you?
in the comment section lol
 
Well to be fair (and I'm certainly no Trump supporter), even in here it's been heavily implied that Trump supporters are not sane, rational people.
 
:29960947 I didn't see your message
 
Including at least one highly starred message.
 
@orlp yes, I played this before
 
elephantception
 
3:55 AM
D: I'm stuck on level 4 already
 

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