The Nineteenth Byte

Conor O'Brien

12:05 AM

@quartata xD

Helka Homba

12:28 AM

@Qwerp-Derp yes?

quartata

to all bot lovers: I've made a new room for Laffy called the Moonbase and he'll be in it full time once I get him transitioned to C9.

Helka Homba

Can you name him something other than Laffy?

Maltysen

@quartata keep him with marky, its funnier when there are two bots saying non-sequiturs to each other

quartata

I will give a 50 rep bounty to anyone who can figure out what laff-o-tron and the moonbase is from in 24 hours

2

The room topic may help you

@Maltysen He'll stick around there too

Qwerp-Derp

@HelkaHomba I've got a challenge

quartata

12:35 AM

(if someone would star the bounty notice I'd appreciate it)

Maltysen

done

quartata

I will give out a few hints on request.

Qwerp-Derp

@ASCII-only I've got another bug:

var length_digit=00
circ successor(n)->[
    cond ((~n)<)->successor((~((~n)>))+0)/(~((~n)>)+1)
]
out successor(length_digit)

Maltysen

@quartata commodoreHUSTLE

Qwerp-Derp

This doesn't work

quartata

12:37 AM

@Maltysen Fuck

Qwerp-Derp

And returns a KeyError: circ

This is the full log:

quartata

All right I'll award it in a bit

Maltysen

@quartata the trick to googling it was replacing laff-o-tron with laugh-o-tron

Qwerp-Derp

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "logicode.py", line 526, in <module>
    Run(code)
  File "logicode.py", line 483, in Run
    result = statement[0](scope)
  File "logicode.py", line 77, in <lambda>
    return lambda scope: scope[result[0]]
  File "logicode.py", line 217, in __getitem__
    return self.parent[key]
KeyError: 'circ'

Maltysen

@quartata nah its ok

i don't think that rep was really meant for this stuff

quartata

12:39 AM

@Maltysen That is strange considering laff is how it's supposed to be spelled, at least in canon

Eric Tressler

@quartata I'm not following this conversation, but is this just a version of chomskybot?

quartata

Not sure what that is. I've parsed chat's transcript into a BK tree of messages and their replies with Hamming distance as the metric

trichoplax

Does this mean we don't need to chat anymore?

quartata

The bot just takes a message, cleans it and looks up matches. The maximum threshold is number of words * 2

@trichoplax No no keep chatting. I need more data

trichoplax

The bot is hungry? Brings a whole new meaning to "chat feed"

Qwerp-Derp

12:43 AM

@HelkaHomba Can you make a primality checker in MC?

Eric Tressler

yes

Maltysen

holy shit python is getting static return types for functions

Eric Tressler

@Qwerp-Derp MC can run a turing machine

Qwerp-Derp

Yeah

But isn't it hard to make a primality tester in MC?

Eric Tressler

@Qwerp-Derp so was the question "is it possible", or "do you know how?" -- I think I could figure out how; primality testing by divisibility is usually pretty simple even in screwy languages

regex golf has a primality testing challenge, and that was weird, but it's solvable there too

so I guess I don't know how, but I'm pretty confident

Qwerp-Derp

12:46 AM

Ah

It's definitely possible

I'm challenging him (and other people) to make one

Eric Tressler

oh. if it's an actual challenge.... hmm. i think clock circuits and comparators might be enough. On Helka's server, or in theory?

Qwerp-Derp

Actually in Minecraft, so I would go for Helka's server.

I would go on MC and try it myself, but I forgot my password

Eric Tressler

should the input be in unary or binary

Steven H.

Binary would make the /2 check easy

Eric Tressler

I think I can make a sieve of eratasthones.

if you line up blocks against the sieve output (lit redstone lamps), that solves it for unary

Qwerp-Derp

12:50 AM

So yeah

Eric Tressler

I think? I'm working through in my head what counts as solving this

Qwerp-Derp

So a positive signal indicates that the number is prime

And a negative signal indicates that its not

Eric Tressler

so a line of lamps with all of the prime number lamps lit up (not hardcoded) counts?

Qwerp-Derp

You can easily AND them all together to make one signal, so yeah that counts

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ

Well, if you're feeling cheaty, you can always use command-block scoreboard arithmetic and convert to/from binary...

Eric Tressler

12:53 AM

@ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ I can't use command blocks on Helka's server

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ

oic this is on a server

Eric Tressler

Actually, I can't think of a way to encode divisibility without wiring the "2" lamp to 4, 6, 8, etc., and so on

so I don't know how. I might think about it later

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ

There, just fixed my chat username, now it's LegionMammal978 instead of LegionMammal1680

Helka Homba

@EricTressler I've wanted to try this but it is tricky

Qwerp-Derp

Try what?

Eric Tressler

12:58 AM

@HelkaHomba Yeah, the more I think about it, the worse it seems. But I'll think about it some more

Helka Homba

@Qwerp-Derp I've built things that can simulate rule 110 so if you can write a prime checker in that (except it would probably require 100's of players to keep all the chunks needed loaded :P)

Qwerp-Derp

True

People have made Turing machines in MC

I wonder if it makes making a primality checker in MC any easier

Eric Tressler

oh, no

I'm pretty sure you wouldn't want to add another layer of indirection (use a turing machine to do it)

Helka Homba

yeah

Eric Tressler

there's a chance that the prime checker could be smallish, and I just haven't figured out how yet

okay, helka: here's my idea that's too vague to use

We have positions for 0 - 100

0 initiates a signal that hits 2 - 100. based on timing, they repeat the pulse. 2 should interfere later with every multiple of 2

trichoplax

1:02 AM

@ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΟΗʹ It's still showing the username from your parent profile (since it's not set to PPCG) just to let you know

Eric Tressler

if you can make that work for 2 and 3, I think finishing it would be easy enough.

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΟΗʹ

@trichoplax ik, I set the new one on my productivity.SE account, blame caching

Of course, the PPCG username is still LegionMammal978

trichoplax

Oh well... just waiting then I guess

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΟΗʹ

Note to self: On Ubuntu, Ctrl-Alt-F5 opens a new fullscreen tty that can't be exited except by restarting the system :/

(Just happened to me while trying to clear cache)

Note to self v1.0.1: ^\ can and will stop the init process

Note to self v2.0: Removed clutter

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

lol

trichoplax

1:12 AM

For anyone with the expertise, we have a search space that needs roughly quantifying:

1

A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

There is only 1 Your task is, given a positive integer n, to generate an expression that equals to the number n. The catch is: you're only allowed the number 1 in the output. The operators at your disposal are: +, -, * and / sqrt (as s) ceil and floor (as c and f respectively) ! (factorial) ...

To decide how much time to allow to prevent brute forcing

Qwerp-Derp

Yey

trichoplax

I guess it would be easier to quantify starting from the optimal length expression for the most difficult input, but I'm not even sure that the most difficult input will be the largest number, so this might mean working out several...

H Walters

Hmmm... so we get ceil, floor, sqrt, and factorial... all unary operators, but since the score is based on numbers of 1's they're all basically free?

trichoplax

If we're looking for an optimal score, then it will include the tie break based on number of operators too

feersum

100 is obviously way too small; the optimal expressions can probably be found.

Can factorial be called on a non-integer?

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΟΗʹ

1:27 AM

^

H Walters

Strictly no... there are factorial like extensions... but you can ceil and/or floor anything and then apply it

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΟΗʹ

Why not? ;)

Maltysen

@EᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏIʀᴋ no, its gamma(x+1)

Conor O'Brien

@feersum yes, if you use the definition n! = gamma(n + 1)

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΟΗʹ

^

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

1:27 AM

@Maltysen oh, i thought that was for negatives

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΟΗʹ

Then you can floor/ceiling

trichoplax

Needs to be defined in the challenge whether that's an error or an assumed floor @Qwerp-Derp

feersum

@ConorO'Brien I know that's the standard extension of factorial. This is a question for the challenge author.

Conor O'Brien

there's also a nice special case with (n + 0.5)!

Qwerp-Derp

Which one?

Conor O'Brien

1:28 AM

@feersum I evidently lack context, sorry

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΟΗʹ

Also, you might need to specify division by 0

Qwerp-Derp

Ah

Division by 0 is an error

Maltysen

@ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΟΗʹ otherwise 1/(1-1)-1/(1-1) :P

feersum

@Maltysen (1-1) / (1-1)

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΟΗʹ

"(1-1)/(1-1)"& ← all solutions :p

ninja'd

trichoplax

1:29 AM

@ConorO'Brien Trying to decide how large an input and what time limit to prevent brute forcing this sandbox post

feersum

The scoring should sample from the entire range that the function is supposed to work in.

Qwerp-Derp

You are not allowed to do a division by 0

If you do, you are disqualified

Conor O'Brien

.-.

Qwerp-Derp

Until the division by 0 is gone

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΟΗʹ

Hmm... maybe pick some random numbers from (0..2^31) for scoring?

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

1:30 AM

@quartata from this?

Qwerp-Derp

Ummm

But that makes it tedious to score

Because I have to test everything

H Walters

Maybe scoring should be sum of 1's and numbers of operators (ignoring the implicit concat one)?

Maltysen

@math-knowing-people: would it be correct to say that the atan(1) series for pi converges linearly since by alternating series bound the error would always be less than the last term which decreases linearly?

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΟΗʹ

@Qwerp-Derp Not necessarily, just put a few numbers in the post to score on

Qwerp-Derp

Ummm, sure

So numbers like 11111111 and 123123123 and stuff like that, right?

feersum

1:32 AM

By putting a number like 1111111, you're begging for solutions to optimize for the test cases.

Qwerp-Derp

True

So just a random number generator, then?

feersum

That would be better.

quartata

@EᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏIʀᴋ Maltysen got it in like 5 minutes, it's commodoreHUSTLE

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

:/

Qwerp-Derp

Should I put it in the post now?

The random numbers?

Conor O'Brien

1:34 AM

@Qwerp-Derp Also, please rename you challenge "There can only be one!" :3

Qwerp-Derp

There can be only one

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

@ConorO'Brien lol

Conor O'Brien

highlander was a great movie

Qwerp-Derp

1986???

Wow that was a long time ago

Conor O'Brien

oh my

quartata

1:36 AM

Have you actually watched it? It was a little before your time so I'd be surprised

Qwerp-Derp

The time from 1986 to my birth is longer than my birth to now

Conor O'Brien

yes I have I like that movie

Qwerp-Derp

Yeesh

Conor O'Brien

it's one of the few movies I watched and remember liking

Qwerp-Derp

Should I put the random numbers into the post now?

trichoplax

1:37 AM

@ConorO'Brien If you liked the original you should watch its 4 appalling sequels

Conor O'Brien

oh my sweet goodness four of them??

quartata

please do not

Conor O'Brien

how do you even make a sequel to that movie

trichoplax

(heavy sarcasm - because they were nothing like the original)

feersum

If there's only one then what comes next? Fractions?

quartata

1:38 AM

they are not gud

feersum

There can only be 1/2, there can only be 1/4....

Conor O'Brien

Highlander Aleph_0: a curious tale of high landers

H Walters

There was a series that wasn't bad at all... but the sequels were pretty disappointing

Qwerp-Derp

Awrite, I updated the post

trichoplax

@Qwerp-Derp Do you want to exclude negative square roots too?

Qwerp-Derp

1:53 AM

Yeah

trichoplax

Do you need the explicit exclusions since they won't evaluate to the correct number, which seems to make them invalid already?

Qwerp-Derp

Oh, yeah

trichoplax

I think it would be understood that giving an undefined output and saying "it could be anything, so it counts" is a loophole

I think the one that needs specifying is factorial, as people mentioned earlier. It can be defined for non integers but I'm guessing that wasn't your intention

Destructible Watermelon

yo!

H Walters

@Qwerp-Derp Wait.. you're limiting the results to 2^31-1; that's obviously to equalize languages. But if that's the intent, shouldn't intermediate results also be limited?

trichoplax

2:00 AM

Good point. That will affect the optimal expression in some cases

Qwerp-Derp

Intermediate results?

???

trichoplax

Taking the square root of something bigger than 2^31-1

Can the minus sign also be used as negation, as in -1?

Maybe we should try to think up expressions you probably don't want, so you can add relevant rules...

quartata

@Doorknob Do you know if there is a formal grammar for Lojban floating around somewhere? EBNF would be nice

feersum

It might be possible to do everthing using two 1's with a gigantic chain of factorial and sqrt

Do you want that?

Doorknob

@quartata lojban.github.io/cll/21/1

trichoplax

2:05 AM

c((s(-1)!*111)) = 56

@Qwerp-Derp an example with things you might not want to be possible ^

Maltysen

@trichoplax lel

trichoplax

Actually I chopped off the imaginary part, which I'm not sure ceiling will do...

feersum

Octave and Mathematica ceil the real and imaginary parts both separately.

H Walters

ceil(sqrt(((1+1+1)*(1+1+1+1+1))!))=1143536; uses 8 1's (though there's a shorter way, ignore that), but 15! is a 37 bit number (example of intermediate result being bigger than 2^31-1)

Qwerp-Derp

True

OK...

feersum

2:17 AM

> Your score is then determined by your output:
> It is (number of 1's)*(number of operators)*(byte-count)

@Qwerp Meaning byte count of your code?

Or the expression?

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΟΗʹ

@trichoplax Yeah, problems like that come when trying to order complex numbers...

H Walters

I don't think ()'s should play into it at all

(Implied by "byte count of expression")

Qwerp-Derp

Byte-count of code

Maltysen

@trichoplax well it's called the least integer function

Qwerp-Derp

Oh, and I changed the scoring system again

feersum

2:18 AM

@Qwerp-Derp Ewwwwww

Qwerp-Derp

What why?

feersum

Would not participate.

Qwerp-Derp

Why???

:(

feersum

Then it's optimal to write a 10-byte program in a golfing language that only tries addition.

Qwerp-Derp

But I changed the system agian

Conor O'Brien

2:20 AM

try for 5-byte program

Qwerp-Derp

Check the post

How do I remove the intermediate limit?

Conor O'Brien

8 bytes in an okay golfing language

Qwerp-Derp

Hello?

H Walters

I personally think the scoring system needs work but don't have specific suggestions... it's kind of difficult finding the right balance

El'endia Starman

@feersum I'm actually attempting to get 56 in this way.

Qwerp-Derp

2:26 AM

You mean the current scoring system?

I think it's alright

Maltysen

@ConorO'Brien 5: j\+m1

ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΟΗʹ

@trichoplax This paper suggests that it would be 56 - 17i

feersum

@El'endiaStarman Fun (but no longer encouraged by the challenge).

H Walters

56=ceil(111/(1+1))

El'endia Starman

So far, I've determined that it would take more than 120,000 operations using a slightly-naive method.

Hmm. Maybe more like mostly-naive. :P

Maltysen

2:29 AM

@El'endiaStarman what method are you considering?

Jonathan Allan

any Jelly heads about?

Maltysen

@El'endiaStarman i imagine that most of the operations would be sqrt since it grows much slower than !

zyabin101

Hello

Jonathan Allan

Hello

El'endia Starman

@Maltysen Well, if one can manage to get 27!, then four square roots and a floor will arrive at 56. Thus, the challenge is to get 27, which can be done with 113! and then 7 square roots. To get 113, then, etc...

zyabin101

2:31 AM

can't get asleep a_a

Maltysen

@El'endiaStarman where did you get the 120,000 number from?

feersum

@El'endiaStarman 27 = ceil(sqrt(6!))

El'endia Starman

>>> def foo(k):
	print(k)
	m,n = 1,0
	x,y = k,k+1
	i = 1
	while 1:
		if i < x: m += 1; i *= m
		elif i > y: x *= x; y *= y; n += 1
		else: return m,n


>>> foo(56)
56
(27, 4)
>>> foo(27)
27
(113, 7)
>>> foo(113)
113
(264, 8)
>>> foo(264)
264
(539, 9)
>>> foo(539)
539
(189, 7)
>>> foo(189)
189
(512, 9)
>>> foo(512)
512
(3560, 12)
>>> foo(3560)
3560
(15492, 14)
>>> foo(15492)
15492
(118388, 17)
>>> foo(118388)
118388

zyabin101

@Qwerp-Derp ah, you are there.

Maltysen

@feersum nice

@feersum but it uses three 1's

Sp3000

2:33 AM

You need at least 3 ones to kickstart the process anyway, right?

feersum

No, because you can write 11.

Jonathan Allan

link to what the chatter is about?

El'endia Starman

@feersum And 6 = f(s(11)), which means that the full expression is then 56 = f(s(s(s(s(a(c(s(a(f(s(11))))))))))), where a(n) is n!.

Sp3000

Oh, 11, didn't see that

Maltysen

@El'endiaStarman oic

feersum

2:35 AM

In[96]:= Floor@Sqrt@Sqrt@Sqrt@Sqrt@Factorial@Ceiling@Sqrt@Factorial@Factorial@Ceiling@Sqrt@Factorial@Floor@Sqr
t@11

Out[96]= 56

zyabin101

Ohh, I did a similar thing with fives and a more limited operator set before.

feersum

2

A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

There can be only 1! Your task is, given a positive integer n, to generate an expression that equals to the number n. The catch is: you're only allowed the number 1 in the output. The operators at your disposal are: +, -, * and / sqrt (as s) ceil and floor (as c and f respectively) ! (factor...

Jonathan Allan

ta

zyabin101

The discourse has since moved into its own room:

Sep 3 at 19:41, by trichoplax

Numbers from 5

trying to bruteforce numbers from 1 to 100 using only the numb...

1

El'endia Starman

I did it with 4s, with my friends a few years ago:

20

Q: Using floor, ceiling, square root, and factorial functions to get integers

So, several days ago, I was introduced to the "Four game" again. The object of the game is to use four 4's to produce as many integers as you can. You are allowed to use addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, square root, and factorial functions in addition to concatenation (44), use of...

number-theory

H Walters

2:38 AM

@Qwerp-Derp To put my discomfort in the scoring system into words... I'm imagining what an "interesting" solution looks like, and what a "lowest scoring" solution looks like, and am not quite sure the latter fits the former. That's pretty fuzzy, but that's the balance act.

Luis Mendo

@quartata I have never used Java from Octave, but you can get the screen size with pure Octave (or Matlab) code:

get(0, 'ScreenSize')

El'endia Starman

@El'endiaStarman That should actually be 56 = f(s(s(s(s(a(c(s(a(a(f(s(11)))))))))))). I forgot a factorial. :P

zyabin101

We should try a new "Numbers from 5" ruleset.

El'endia Starman

@El'endiaStarman @flawr, have you seen this question I linked to?

Dmitry Kudriavtsev

here's a question idea

remember my integer calculator question

now try to generate the shortest representation of a number in that form

like 1023 would be like ++**********-

and 4 would be ++*

and 3 would be +++

Downgoat

2:49 AM

can someone explain to me what is wrong in this?:

brainflak/parser/parser.h:25:69: error: expected ')'
    unordered_map<string, parser::rule*> *toLanguage(parser::rule[] rules);
                                                                    ^
brainflak/parser/parser.h:25:53: note: to match this '('
    unordered_map<string, parser::rule*> *toLanguage(parser::rule[] rules);

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

it expected a )

El'endia Starman

@Downgoat Maybe you forgot a semicolon?

Downgoat

@EᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏIʀᴋ ... i know that

feersum

@Downgoat Don't use array types in function parameters.

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

@Downgoat exactly

Downgoat

2:49 AM

@feersum why not?

@El'endiaStarman nope :/

zyabin101

@DmitryKudriavtsev Good idea!

Dmitry Kudriavtsev

Thanks, posting it now

feersum

If you do, it actually means a pointer.

And it's a stupid way to write a pointer.

El'endia Starman

@DmitryKudriavtsev Wait wait, Sandbox it first!

Dmitry Kudriavtsev

no, I didn't actually sandbox the calculator challenge

Downgoat

2:51 AM

@feersum Though AFAIK array length is compile-time meaning it's lost when it's passed to function. so then how do I keep length?

oh I use a vector...

Dmitry Kudriavtsev

Is there a Ruby equivalent of Python 2's translate()? All I'm getting in Google is questions about Google Translate and translating Ruby.

ASCII-only

@Downgoat Wait what is this

feersum

@DmitryKudriavtsev Try googling "tr" instead of translate.

Dmitry Kudriavtsev

tr? ok

El'endia Starman

@DmitryKudriavtsev The point of Sandboxing is to get feedback before posting. You have more than a dozen comments on your calculator challenge. Mostly stuff that could've been worked out in the Sandbox.

Dmitry Kudriavtsev

2:54 AM

ok

Downgoat

@ASCII-only Im writing parser engine in C++

Dmitry Kudriavtsev

can someone link me to sandbOX?

ASCII-only

@Downgoat Wait what kind of parser engiine

El'endia Starman

200

Q: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

What is the Sandbox? This "Sandbox" is a place where Programming Puzzles & Code Golf (PPCG) users can get feedback on prospective challenges they wish to post to the main page. This is useful because writing a clear and fully specified challenge on the first try can be difficult. There is a much...

discussion featured sandbox

ASCII-only

@Downgoat Also damnit I started already but this is even more broken

El'endia Starman

2:55 AM

@ASCII-only Brain-Flak.

zyabin101

I'm playing Andor's Trail now. :3

Dmitry Kudriavtsev

thanks @El'endiaStarman

Dennis

> Question: What is the size of the square150x150logo tile picture?

Dmitry Kudriavtsev

lol

zyabin101

@Dennis It's larger than it seems.

quartata

3:00 AM

@LuisMendo Figured it out, thanks though

@Doorknob awsum thx

zyabin101

The initial baton is sold for a whopping price of 47 gp.

I bought myself an iron axe and a round shield.

And a pat on the head as a gift. :P

Helka Homba

For eating should I make au gratin potatoes, fried potatoes, or potato fries? Hmmm

quartata

au gratin

Helka Homba

n.b. that for those I have less milk than is called for so they might turn out weird (and they take like 2 hours)

quartata

I was just picking which one is objectively the tastiest from the list. I didn't realize you were going to make and eat it right now I guess

Potato fries then?

Helka Homba

3:09 AM

Well, maybe I am, if I have the energy. Either way talking about potatoes is fun

quartata

I hope this is a side and you aren't just making a giant plate of fries for dinner

feersum

y so judgmental

Destructible Watermelon

yo!

quartata

@feersum I mean, I'm not really judging. But I just hope that if he has the means he'll make a salad too

Eric Tressler

potatoes are vegetables. a plate of fried potatoes is a fine salad

Jonathan Allan

3:15 AM

@Dennis - any suggestions on these to long pieces?

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quartata

i... guess technically that's correct?

Jonathan Allan

(two)

Eric Tressler

i just had an idea for a goat challenge. i need to jot this down

quartata

I meant more a salad of the non fried leafy green variety though

Jonathan Allan

goat challenge made me smile

zyabin101

3:17 AM

@HelkaHomba Ping me for new AA videos, I'm going to publish these in TRB, with transcripts of mini challenges :3

Oh, and also, I'll invite you to the Remaining Bytes.

quartata

There's a cool thing called a subscribe button

zyabin101

I already subbed.

But messages none.

Eric Tressler

So you have a grid of goats. They faint when they're startled and scream when they wake up. any goat that's within distance 2 and awake when a goat screams immediately faints. Someone startles one of the goats. Find the state of the goats the next day

zyabin101

I don't read email (except when really needed (i.e. email verification)), so...

Jonathan Allan

5

quartata

3:19 AM

@Downgoat is this what happened

Jonathan Allan

^^

Helka Homba

@zyabin101 Just subscribe. I'm not gonna remember (or bother) to ping you

quartata

what song was it

Jonathan Allan

I love a bit of goat-core

quartata

Goatstep

Jonathan Allan

3:20 AM

yeah, on the side

good for raves on cliff sides

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

Skrillex - First Of The Year (Goat Remix) [Full Version]

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Jonathan Allan

skrillex heh

quartata

Drums and Goat

Goatronic

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

that song ^^^^ is amazing

Jonathan Allan

far to chilled

Bong-ra - Coke Sniffah (Duranduranduran rmx)

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Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

3:24 AM

oh god

PSY - GANGNAM STYLE (Goat Edition Remix)

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Jonathan Allan

oh god both playing at once :/

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

lol

Jonathan Allan

needs more cowbell

Dennis

@JonathanAllan I'll take a look tomorrow. I have been working on TIO all day, and I'm exhausted.

Jonathan Allan

yeah no worries, you dont have to do anything!

more girls, and more Bruce Lee is required...

zyabin101

3:29 AM

@HelkaHomba Well, I did sub, but messages none.

Except very regular email that I don't read.

SirPython

@JonathanAllan This thumbnail is quite inappropriate.

Conor O'Brien

It is finished

k.o

Jonathan Allan

:/

no age restriction on yt

...and Bruce Lee playing table tennis with nunchucks, it can't be wrong

seshoumara

hello and good morning to some

Jonathan Allan

Hihi

seshoumara

3:34 AM

some people I see in this chat regardless of time :)

Jolenealaska

FWIW, I tried to invalidate that flag, but I was too late. Certainly the thumbnail could be considered offensive, but the poster doesn't choose the thumbnail.

seshoumara

good way to start the day by answering a question, I've been doing only edits of my posts in the last 3 days

Jolenealaska

I didn't find the video full of redeemable qualities, but I think one would have to be a true prude to actually find it offensive.

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