The Nineteenth Byte

12:00 AM

@Downgoat With default settings, <C-v>G should already leave you on the first non-whitespace character of the last line, I think.

New Sandboxed Posts

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Text in Circles Ⓣⓔⓧⓣ ⓘⓝ Ⓒⓘⓡⓒⓛⓔⓢ [optional title in text] I love circles and I love alphanumeric characters, so your task is to combine the two by taking an alphanumeric string and outputting the Enclosed Alphanumerics Unicode block equivalent of each character. For numbers 1-9, use U+2460..U+24...

Downgoat

@Doorknob huh, it does

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ

Weird

When you start vim, it starts on the first non-whitespace character

Downgoat

@ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ okay doing gg0 to go to very beginning, then <C-V>Ghd should do it

Doorknob

@Downgoat Not if the last line isn't the least-indented one

Downgoat

12:03 AM

though it usually is unless someone is using reverse indentation

oh python...

Doorknob

Who doesn't use reverse indentation?

Downgoat

wait i am downgoat for me normal indentation is reverse indentation

qwr

I wonder if you code in arabic you could get reverse indentation

Downgoat

^

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ

^

Downgoat

12:06 AM

o_O why does my website get more views than blog .____.

ASCII-only

@Downgoat i think regex + eval would work well for this

Downgoat

Bounce Rate
92.93%

;_;

monring

@Quill mnoring

nithg

12:09 AM

مونرينج

@Downgoat Cheddar needs Infinity/-Infinity/NaN

ASCII-only

wtf, sizecoding where you add the size of the interpreter

Downgoat

@Quill morening

ASCII-only

interpreted languages will lose so badly

wait, you can get around that by using a metacircular interpreter, right?

Downgoat

;_; centos doesn't come with vim

:D there is yum install vim

D: o_o vim is 23MB

PhiNotPi

Time Travel KOTH

Room to discuss a time-travel-based KOTH. (Spoiler alert for m...

ASCII-only

12:15 AM

wait i can just use APLBAONWSJAS

Downgoat

12:42 AM

@ASCII-only wat

ASCII-only

to get wround the interpreter size limitation for that sizecoding sandbox challenge

also about the chuck norris travelling salesman that's o(n) time

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ

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@Downgoat ^ I'm getting there

Downgoat

75 is good... you should PR now

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ

@Downgoat Lemme finish the functions

Downgoat

:/ ok

Conor O'Brien

12:55 AM

@Downgoat rollercoaster of emotions

Downgoat

@ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ ok btw there was a big change

.constructor.Cast/.constructor.Operator -> .Cast/.Operator

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ

@Downgoat just fix it yourself while resolving the merge

(I don't reference it outside the main Rational.es6 anyway)

Downgoat

@ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ btw Rationals will hit two months in dev in 8 days :/

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ

@Downgoat What I don't understand is its stubbornness to include certain functions

Downgoat

??

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ

1:03 AM

As in, rat.sqrt() gives Runtime Error: rat has no property sqrt even though sqrt is defined exactly the same as the rest of the (working) unary functions

Downgoat

did you wrap it in a cheddar.var?

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ

Yes...

Downgoat

push to GH and ill take a look

thats very odd

you put it as an item in the Scope map correct?

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ

@Downgoat yes, just like the rest

Downgoat

.____.

oh

sqrt is reserved keyword

you're not allowed to use it :|

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ

1:06 AM

:/

Downgoat

this is why you should overload ops instead

its really easy

Conor O'Brien

@Downgoat @ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ take it to the cheddar room?

Downgoat

Operator = new Map([
    ['sqrt', (LHS, RHS) => {
        if (LHS === null) {
            // Called as unary op (RHS is value)
        } else {
            // Called as binary op
        }
    }]
])

ASCII-only

wat why would sqrt be binary

Downgoat

@ASCII-only it wouldn't

i just added that for example to show how to handle binray operator

usually you'd want to do something along the lines of:

if (RHS instanceof LHS.constructor) {
    // code
} else {
    return cheddar.error.NO_OP_BEHAVIOR;
}

@Quill halp how 2 node_module

miles

1:38 AM

@LeakyNun I don't know if you get any ideas but this approach might be interesting (for the cnr problem)

Downgoat

1:51 AM

question: does compression count as encoding?

@Quill halp how to get Uint8Array from buffer

Conor O'Brien

new Uint8Array(...buf)

?

Leaky Nun

@ConorO'Brien nice

Conor O'Brien

thanks

Downgoat

@ConorO'Brien no i a Buffer sharing an allocated chunk of memory with a Uint8Array. I want to access the Uint8Array embeded in the buffer

Leaky Nun

@miles what is the cnr problem?

oh, cops and robbers

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ

2:10 AM

@Downgoat CHEDDA

Jonathan Allan

@Dennis Re self-ref string: I can help but think that the reverse of the string (without leading 0s) as an integer may have a very simple formula. Try, for example looking at the difference between div 10**(len(n)) of successive reversed values...

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ

in Chat feedback, Oct 18 '10 at 9:14, by Feeds

All feedback welcome!

^ the first message of Chat.SE

Jonathan Allan

@Dennis For example, if the string is produced by f(n) then try: p=0; for i in range(10, 100, 2): c = int(f(s)[::-1]//20; c-p; p=c

Downgoat

@Quill halp how convert buffer to uint8array

Jonathan Allan

*oops that should be: div len(n) * 10 ** len(n) (hence 20 not 10 ...and for length 3 300; length 4 4000, etc...)

too many typos. p=0; for i in range(10, 100, 2): c = int(f(n)[::-1])//20; c-p; p=c

Downgoat

2:25 AM

thank god for -X ours. All I have to do is git rebase rationals/develop -X ours and it solves all conflicts :D

Leaky Nun

@JonathanAllan Having a simple formula doesn't mean having a golfy formula; sure, it's just an AGS, but the formula would be lengthy

orlp

@JonathanAllan I have a formula, but it's not very simple

Jonathan Allan

no, I know, of course; the string itself is pretty simple to produce using div and mod recursively - but it's still prob longer than range manipulations etc :)

@orlp, for the reversed integer?

orlp

@JonathanAllan yes

ehh

the self referencing

integer

Downgoat

@ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ i found bug:

cheddar> Rational
undefined / undefined

Conor O'Brien

2:32 AM

.-.

Jonathan Allan

oh? I am all ears

Downgoat

@ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ halp how maek rational

@ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ halp it hanged node

Dennis

@JonathanAllan Interesting. Not sure how to take advantage of that though.

Jonathan Allan

no, but since your Jelly was all of 12 bytes... :)

Downgoat

@ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ pls halp

cheddar> Rational.of(4).add(4)
8 / 1

\o/ \o/ \o/ \o/ :D :D :D :D :D :D :D \o/ \o/ \/o \o/ \o/

Dennis

2:36 AM

@JonathanAllan Definitely too complicated for Jelly, but it could help in Python.

orlp

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A: Make a (somewhat) self-referential string

Python 2, 66 bytes def f(n):l=len(`n`);return(l*10**(n+l)-(n+l)*10**l+n)/(10**l-1)**2

@JonathanAllan there

Jonathan Allan

thx

orlp

def f(n):l=len(n);return(l*10**(n+l)-(n+l)*10**l+n)/(10**l-1)**2

Jonathan Allan

got it :)

orlp

that was the program

deleted it

cuz it deletes leading zeroes

Jonathan Allan

2:39 AM

then reverse and append zeros unil len(n) :)

orlp

@JonathanAllan reverse formula is something entirely different though

Mitch Schwartz

@Lynn grazie

Jonathan Allan

reverse '0'*(len(str(n)-len(str(f(n)))+str(f(n)) (but golfed ^^)

Leaky Nun

@JonathanAllan You basically forced everyone to use the same algorithm

Jonathan Allan

eh?

Leaky Nun

2:44 AM

Since basically we must use strings.

Jonathan Allan

sorry, what did I do?

Leaky Nun

@JonathanAllan Oh, sorry, I thought you were the question owner

since you talked extensively about it

especially about how it should be developed

Jonathan Allan

ah, no, not asked a question on PCCG yet :D

Leaky Nun

@JonathanAllan ask one xd

Jonathan Allan

thinking about some - I'll get to the sandbox eventually hehe

Leaky Nun

2:47 AM

Nice

orlp

cmon guys

we need more challenges

Jonathan Allan

...

Suggestion: once this is done post a PPCG challenge to write a program to both create and solve these puzzles - create input: wordlist and grid dimensions - solve input wordlist and grid. Then watch as a 9 byte solution rolls in :p — Jonathan Allan 8 hours ago

*PPCG - or PCCG or w/e the correct acronym is

Leaky Nun

lol

Jonathan Allan

that puzzle took ages and I was using some noddy py code I knocked up to help, and still someone got there first :)

too many open office org crashes / not enough reliance on code.

Leaky Nun

@orlp +1

but I ran out of ideas

orlp

2:51 AM

I've recently golfed everything in C

I want to make an audio popcon

where you get... 256 bytes to write javascript to generate fun and interesting sounds

Jonathan Allan

heh I liked an answer I saw the other day, only XXXXXX bytes in unary. (golf?!)

orlp

or maybe glsl

El'endia Starman

@flawr When you use the "Share" button to share a link to a question or answer, your user id is included in the URL. That's how SE knows that your link was clicked.

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

3:09 AM

TFW a password form has autocorrect turned on ...

4

Downgoat

@ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ stuff is borked :( :

  1) Rational pow should work (instance, ++):

      AssertionError: expected '1' to equal '0'
      + expected - actual

      -1
      +0

      at Context.<anonymous> (globals.js:25:42)

  2) Rational pow should work (instance, +-):

      AssertionError: expected '-1' to equal '0'
      + expected - actual

      --1
      +0

      at Context.<anonymous> (globals.js:25:42)

  3) Rational pow should work (static, ++):

      AssertionError: expected '1' to equal '0'
      + expected - actual

@TimmyD this is translating into "health" :|

Dennis

@Downgoat Actually, Geshundheit provides physiotherapy for dogs.

orlp

3:27 AM

Downgoat

cheddar> Rational.of(5, 0)
Runtime Error: AHHH DIVISION BY ZERO WE'RE ALL GONNA DIIIIIEEEEE

....

@ConorO'Brien brb creating language named "polyglot"

Leaky Nun

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A: Make a (somewhat) self-referential string

Brachylog, 53 45 42 37 27 bytes lB,?ybeN:B%0,N:ef:{,"0":"9"y:?m.}acAl:Br-:"0"rjb:Acw\ lB,?ybeN:B%0,10:B^:N+:ef:{,"0":"9"y:?m.}acbw\ lB,?ybeN:B%0,10:B^:N+:ef:{:16+:@Prm.}acbw\ lB,?ybeN:B%0,10:B^:N+:efbe:16+:@Prmw\ lB,?ybeN:B%0,10:B^:N+:efbew\ Try it online!

I'm probably an idiot

Always writing useless codes

then later realizing that the codes can be thrown away

now golfed to almost half

Downgoat

@LeakyNun are you talking about the :{,"0":"9"y:?m.}ac? :P

Leaky Nun

@Downgoat yes lol

Let me explain:
1 line: convert from number to decimal string, then pad

(both are not built-ins)

then I realized I can just add the power and then cut off the first digit, giving the second line

then the third line I found a golfier way to convert into decimal string

then the fourth line is some structure golf

and then on the fifth line I realize that I don't even need to convert into decimal string; I just print out each digit

I'm an idiot to convert them to decimal string

Jonathan Allan

yep only managed to get Py3 to 92 bytes using mathematical formula provided by @orlp

so much for that thought methinks

Downgoat

3:50 AM

Me and some friends went boating today

Geobits

4:29 AM

~~boating~~ goating

Dennis

First! \o/

5

Downgoat

4:54 AM

@Dennis wow, impressive, congrats!

Dennis

Thanks! :)

Downgoat

you're also at a nice round 4,000 votes

Apr 5 at 5:35, by Downgoat

Any feedback on this challenge? I want to post it tomorrow morning:

XD that was like 4 months ago and i haven't posted it yet

Jonathan Allan

gratz :D

Downgoat

5:12 AM

> ___boating___

:/

Leaky Nun

Poll: aRITHmetic or arithMETic

Downgoat

@LeakyNun i have no idea what you mean. arithMETic?

Conor O'Brien

Emphasis

Leaky Nun

It means, do you stress on RITH or on MET

ninja'd

Downgoat

oh I thought you were trying to make pun like arith met ic >_>

Conor O'Brien

5:26 AM

It depends. arithMETic for adjective, aRITHmetic for noun

Leaky Nun

Ah, interesting

Downgoat

im kinda in between but more towards aRITHmetic

cheddar> Encoding.UTF16.decode(Buffer.create("Hållo".bytes))
"汬"

wat

Zgarb

I say A-rith-MET-ic, but I'm not a native speaker.

Dennis

So you can smell what I'm cooking: github.com/DennisMitchell/gnumber

Leaky Nun

Halp prolog doesn't know that Y must be divisible by 2 for "Y is X*2" to be true and backtracks infinitely

(X and Y are integers)

Downgoat

5:35 AM

@Dennis mmm numbers... tasty. (hopes they are tin can flavored)

Leaky Nun

@Dennis Shouldn't "gn" be pronounced like ñ in Spanish?

Dennis

@LeakyNun dictionary.cambridge.org/pronunciation/english/gnome

Leaky Nun

@Dennis So English is stupid. Understood.

Dennis

Pretty much.

Lynn

@Conor Peter’s comments on that lemon-limification challenge predate my edit, which added the paragraph starting with “Suppose”

@Dennis Ooh, this .rstrip('0').rstrip('.') trick is clever

Dennis

5:49 AM

I initially had .rstrip('.0'), but you can guess how that went... :P

Lynn

Python tip: repr implementations probably want to use %r in formatting strings, instead of '%s'. It shouldn't matter here, but hey, saves bytes.

Dennis

Not sure what you mean.

Lynn

return "%s('%s', '%s')" % (class_name, part_to_repr(self._real), part_to_repr(self._imag))

Dennis

Oh, so '%s(%r, %r)'?

Lynn

This could be "%s(%r, %r)" and then when pigs fly and — yep!

Dennis

5:56 AM

That does look cleaner.

Lynn

— and quotes or backslashes become digits, your string will get escaped. Like I said, it probably doesn't matter much here ^^;

Destructible Watermelon

hello again

Downgoat

.o/ hello

@Quill halp how write unit test for a rand function .__.

Leaky Nun

@Downgoat Assert that each output is distinct and each possible output is produced

ASCII-only

@LeakyNun but what if it's a decimal between 0 and 1

Leaky Nun

6:09 AM

Can't help

ASCII-only

@Downgoat do you use seeds

Downgoat

no

ASCII-only

@Downgoat write 1mb to a file and see how much it is compressed?

Downgoat

?

oh

ASCII-only

81

Q: How should I test randomness?

Consider a method to randomly shuffle elements in an array. How would you write a simple yet robust unit test to make sure that this is working? I've come up with two ideas, both of which have noticeable flaws: Shuffle the array, then make sure its order differs from before. This sounds good, ...

Quill

6:13 AM

@Downgoat assert(output >= 0 && output <= 1)

Downgoat

ill just make sure it doesnt error

or just make sure its a number

or just check if its in correct range

yeah what quill said

Quill

it depends on your algo, really. if you can get the same thing with the same seed, then you can test that

Downgoat

O_O i wrote unit tests just for array prototype and it bumped up coverage by 20%!!!!

thats a lot

Sp3000

If you want, you can also test certain assumptions about the distribution, such as "at least 20% of inputs above 0.5 in 10000 runs"

Downgoat

writing tests if very satisfying. its nice to see the coverage circle it go from blood red to grass green

ASCII-only

6:16 AM

@Downgoat wat i'm pretty sure i didn't add the label here

Downgoat

@ASCII-only did you do something in the waffle?

ASCII-only

@Downgoat don't think so

Downgoat

weird...

did someone hack ur GH account?

ASCII-only

@Downgoat i hope not

Downgoat

do you have 2FA

2FA = good idea

ASCII-only

6:25 AM

no

mınxomaτ

6:44 AM

I accidentally locked my own block behind a paywall >.>.

I cancelled my GitHub subscription. That doesn't delete your private repos, but blocks access to them. My blog was one of them ...

Anonymous

2FA should be required nowadays >_<

Anonymous

@mınxomaτ RIP

Maltysen

@Mego disapproval face which I can't type cuz I'm on mobile

mınxomaτ

Lol, I meant to write blog, not block.

ASCII-only

@mınxomaτ you don't have an offline copy?

mınxomaτ

6:52 AM

@ASCII-only I do, so?

I still can't change or post anything. The blog is still published.

ASCII-only

do you wanted to delete your blog or something?

mınxomaτ

@ASCII-only No, but now I can't edit or post anything on my blog.

As I said, GH only blocks the access.

Maltysen

@mınxomaτ what about deleting and remaking as public

mınxomaτ

@Maltysen You can't access locked repos. How would you delete it then?

Maltysen

True....

mınxomaτ

6:59 AM

They are not listed in your profile anymore.

ASCII-only

@Dennis I'm wondering if you could give a worst-case estimate for the server upgrade? If it's long enough, I may be able to get a clientside cache system up to reduce server load from PPCG by a lot

Dennis

I'll upgrade the droplet soon-ish (in less than a week), but caching will take a bit longer and most likely not affect old permalinks.

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Q: Insert a separator in a file

I have a file containing words: 0000 0001 0002 0003 0004 0005 0006 0007 And I would like to have the final result like this: 0000 0001 0002 0003 ---- 0004 0005 0006 0007 ---- I have found : perl -0777 -pe 's!(.+\n)(.+\n)(.+\n)!$1$2$3----\n!gm' file.txt But I wonder if there is a way to r...

perl

mınxomaτ

nvm wrong window

ASCII-only

> not affect old permalinks

wait why :(

Dennis

7:13 AM

Because the method I have in mind (store the code on the server, with the cached output) won't work that way. When implemented, old-style permalinks should not be used for things that are queried over and over again for an extended period of time, so caching them would not only require additional effort but be rather pointless.

Anonymous

@Dennis Why does TIO refuse https? :(

Dennis

Because I haven't set it up yet. I'll have to look into letsencrypt.

Anonymous

Gah, GitHub pages are so slow to update after a commit/push :(

Sherlock9

@Mego Not when physical devices are also easily compromised

Also hello everyone

@mınxomaτ Does this include your podcast.md?

mınxomaτ

@Sherlock9 No, why should it?

Quill

7:28 AM

that's a gist, gist is separate to GitHub paid accounts

Sherlock9

I didn't know that, so I asked

Thanks for the clarification

Anonymous

@Sherlock9 Yes, but the whole point of 2FA is that both your password and your physical device being compromised is much less common than just one of them being compromised.

Fatalize

@Dennis Could you please pull Brachylog?

Anonymous

If you're in a position where both your passwords and your mobile phone are compromised, you likely have more to worry about than "oh no my Steam account got hijacked"

Anonymous

Like "who the hell broke into my apartment?"

Sherlock9

7:30 AM

Or "I got mugged and the guy now has my backpack (with laptop) and my phone"

And wallet, keys, and so on

mınxomaτ

@Mego Compromising your mobile is really easy, because mobile phone providers are just about the most incompetent when it comes to security.

Dennis

@Fatalize Done.

Fatalize

@Dennis Thanks!

Anonymous

@Sherlock9 But the mugger wouldn't have the knowledge of your passwords, in that case :P

mınxomaτ

Here's a case study of the problem that is using phones as 2FA (not OTP): youtu.be/LlcAHkjbARs?t=181

Anonymous

7:33 AM

Future testbed for running polyglots with TIO: mego.github.io/TIOPolyglot

Anonymous

@Dennis TIO feature request: add a page that returns a JSON-formatted dictionary mapping language names to URLs when a GET request is sent.

ASCII-only

@Mego language/url pairs?

Anonymous

Like this: gist.github.com/Mego/00a4c908bd2df418760c8df00f842841

ASCII-only

@Mego don't you just need a language list then?

Anonymous

@ASCII-only Not all languages exactly match their subdomain. For example, /// is slashes.tryitonline.net

ASCII-only

7:48 AM

@Mego right

Anonymous

So a dict mapping names to URLs would be more useful

Destructible Watermelon

> My father, a jaded and bitter man, ate the muffin.

- wikipedia

> My father, his eyes flashing with rage, ate the muffin.

I keep reading through this, and thinking "they can't top that one" but they can

> My father ate the muffin, a muffin which no man had yet chewed.

> My father ate the muffin, a feat which no man had attempted.

wikipedia is amazing

TùxCräftîñg

h1

Sherlock9

@DestructibleWatermelon Which page are you getting all this from?

Hi Tux

Destructible Watermelon

wait for it...

Comma

The comma ( , ) is a punctuation mark that appears in several variants in various languages. It has the same shape as an apostrophe or single closing quotation mark in many typefaces, but it differs from them in being placed on the baseline of the text. Some typefaces render it as a small line, slightly curved or straight but inclined from the vertical, or with the appearance of a small, filled-in number 9. The comma is used in many contexts and languages, mainly for separating parts of a sentence such as clauses, and items in lists, particularly when there are three or more items listed. The word...

@TùxCräftîñg Xutih!

TùxCräftîñg

8:02 AM

@DestructibleWatermelon wat

Destructible Watermelon

hitux

TùxCräftîñg

ah

Sherlock9

It cites "Garner's Modern American Usage" for the muffin examples

Anonymous

My TIO polyglot runner works!

Anonymous

ASCII-only

8:07 AM

and TIO has no https yet

@Mego wat not for me for some reason it forces https

Anonymous

@ASCII-only Blame Dennis.

Anonymous

I had to specifically allow insecure requests/scripts for that page

Sherlock9

Hey Mego, I've started back up on the Seriously/Actually docs

I was wondering if you could look at what I've completed for "numeric" and see if I'm missing anything in that section

ASCII-only

@Sherlock9 wait why

Sherlock9

Because I offered to help many months ago and it's fun?

I like cataloging stuff for documentation, I have found out

ASCII-only

8:15 AM

oh i thought you said 'backup' :P

wait what happened to Actually's wiki tab

Anonymous

@Sherlock9 I changed how numeric parsing works a while back. : only comes in front of the numeric literal, not before and after.

Sherlock9

Welp, then it's a good thing my docs haven't been pulled yet

Hullnuts

Anonymous

Also ^ is XOR now

Sherlock9

Did I miss any commands?

Ah there we go

Anonymous

ⁿ (FC) is exponentiation

Anonymous

8:20 AM

≥ and ≤ appear to be using the wrong encoding

Anonymous

(they look like ó and ò, respectively)

Anonymous

Same for radians and degrees - wrong symbols

Anonymous

And pi and e

Sherlock9

I'm sure I saved with CP437

Let me try again

Anonymous

I thought you said you had been working on these recently? Last commit is from April.

Sherlock9

8:23 AM

No, no. Just now starting up again

Anonymous

Use UTF-8. GitHub doesn't like other encodings.

Anonymous

I think it's trying to display the CP437 as Latin-1

Sherlock9

I never asked you for feedback then, because I thought I was going to keep working on it.

Right I need to find the Unicode for ≥ and ≤

Fatalize

@Dennis Could you please pull Brachylog (again)? I'd forgotten a few things

Sherlock9

@Mego UTF-8 gives me "?"

According to GitHub Desktop anyway

ASCII-only

8:28 AM

@Sherlock9 It should be Windows-1252 by default I think

you might need to somehow specify encoding?

Sherlock9

I think I have fixed it

For now

Are there any numeric commands that I'm missing?

Including the entire complex numbers section

Anonymous

@Sherlock9 No I mean convert it to UTF-8

Sherlock9

Yeah, finally figured that out

Anonymous

There's lots that you're missing :) I'll make you a list later

Sherlock9

Magnificent

I'll just run through commands.txt while you do that, yeah?

:D

Anonymous

8:35 AM

Sure

Sherlock9

I should probably start sorting this into function, list, numeric, and string while I'm at it. Make my future work easier

Also why in the world is u increment and D decrement?

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