@Downgoat I might. Do you have some sort of super quote?

I guess kinda

what is it?

what do they need to do?

" Supports online newliens which make them pretty super imo

if they're not there already, I can't use them

Like ` for ES6

Has anyone in here ever used the Honey chrome extension, which automatically applies coupon codes to shopping websites?

@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ what do you mean

@Downgoat can't use features implemented after a challenge

" was implemented in like v0.0.something what challenge? If it's after march-ish it's probably valid

rube goldberg

@quartata try what?

nothing, it didn't work

Jelly's output is in the Jelly code page so

If it's this one it's definitely valid

okai

I need to get past M first

then L then K then... then C

@quartata Mocha isn't broken; Downgoat keeps associating the test runner with the tests themselves

Okay guys here's a game: Who can figure out why this bug happens? It's C code running on an Arduino.

@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ You could use Minkolang by replacing all occurrences of " with "66*2-" and all occurrences of ' with "3$3*", and then putting a " at the beginning and "$O. at the end.

I know the answer and it's been fixed already, winner gets a cookie

@El'endiaStarman not a bad idea... I think I'll do that ! :D

and reverse that, ftfy

wait

Reverse the order of the substrings, but not the substrings themselves.

ugh, work :P

hai

hai

hai

I was going to make the combo breaker joke, but three's not a combo ಠ_ಠ

@Quill you could have said hai yourself and then made the joke

or 11 my work comment (feel free/please do)

> Arduino gone wrong

Are you making prank videos now ಠ_ಠ

@BernardMeurer Can I see the codez?

@Downgoat Yep :D

I'm guessing it's probably a null byte/newline/control character getting rendered weird by whatever the display thing you're using is

@quartata It's rather obvious in the code, I'll give a hint, the days of the week are stored in an array like such char dayName[8][4] = {"Sun", "Mon", "Tue", "Wed", "Thu", "Fri", "Sat"};

@quartata Nope, this bug was entirely my fault

I'm finally on K

@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ What's going on with your alphabet?

@flawr I'm working on an alphabetic rube goldberg

Oh

To anyone wanting to know the answer, that's what happens when you try to reference an array using a negative index (-1) in C and there's no memory protection :)

@BernardMeurer Yeah, I figured it was some sort of thing like that after I saw the character changing

why

Hi everyone.

cmd-a -> mark as read

@bkul hey

@quartata Pretty cool right? I hadn't actually seen memory being misread like that before