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Riker
Riker
11:20 PM
exhibit B, "bad grammar of the internet"
 
Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ
Christopher 2EZ 4RTZ
Much better meme
 
Riker
Riker
step 1: make bacteria
step 2: bacteria is made
step 3: ???
step 4: profit
 
caird coinheringaahing
caird coinheringaahing
Umm, why is this still open?
 
orlp
orlp
@LeakyNun my stackable sequences answer is constant-memory actually ;)
I was thinking of something else when I asked for the limit on the input
 
Leaky Nun
Leaky Nun
@orlp constant extra memory?
 
orlp
orlp
11:24 PM
@LeakyNun no, constant memory
that is
you could feed the input number by number
and I would only ever require a constant amount of total memory
 
Leaky Nun
Leaky Nun
@orlp you did use a pointer as input
 
orlp
orlp
@LeakyNun well if we're going to be nitpicky, I can choose an architecture where virtual memory will read the input bytes one by one :P
but my algorithm doesn't require the whole input at once
 
Leaky Nun
Leaky Nun
an online algorithm!
 
orlp
orlp
which can also be described as "constant extra memory" plus "online"
ninja'd :(
 
Leaky Nun
Leaky Nun
:D
@orlp might I plagiarize your algorithm?
 
orlp
orlp
11:27 PM
@LeakyNun sure
 
Leaky Nun
Leaky Nun
actually I'm not sure what your algorithm is lol
your method of storing frequencies just inspired me to come up with an algorithm
 
orlp
orlp
my algorithm is just storing frequencies and checking if any card c's frequency ever hits zero
 
Leaky Nun
Leaky Nun
hmm
I'm storing frequencies of each prefix
and seeing if any frequency table every becomes not decreasing
 
orlp
orlp
I really should learn Jelly someday...
the rules are so non-intuitive to me though
 
Leaky Nun
Leaky Nun
@orlp hmm
interesting
 
orlp
orlp
11:30 PM
basically if we counter card c
I do f[c]++; f[c-1]--;
and if c>0 and f[c-1] <= 0 it's not stackable.
 
Leaky Nun
Leaky Nun
interesting
you mean <0?
 
orlp
orlp
@LeakyNun well it depends in which order you subtract and compare :)
if you compare first it's <= 0
 
Leaky Nun
Leaky Nun
right
 
orlp
orlp
in my C answer I only check if it's == 0
and check before subtracting
and once the result hits 0 it can never get positive again
r*=!*l||s[*l-1]--
that's what this bit is for
 
Leaky Nun
Leaky Nun
right
 
orlp
orlp
11:34 PM
I love how dense C can be sometimes :P
@LeakyNun what OS do you run?
 
Leaky Nun
Leaky Nun
do you have any suggestion for my answer... although I know you don't know Jelly at all
 
orlp
orlp
@LeakyNun nope :P
 
Leaky Nun
Leaky Nun
Windows 10 Pro
 
orlp
orlp
rip :(
I wanted to show you a cool answer
I mean I can still show you
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A: Recreate the Windows ME screensaver as ASCII

orlpC (GCC/linux), 402 353 352 302 300 298 296 288 bytes #define R rand()% x,y,w,h,r;main(c){srand(time(0));scanf( "%d%d",&w,&h);for(printf("\e[2J");x%~w* (y%~h)||(c=R 8,(r=R 4)&1?x=1+R w,y=r&2 ?1:h:(y=1+R h,x=r&2?1:w));usleep('??')) printf("\e[%dm\e[%d;%dH\342\224%c\e[H\n", 30+c,y,x,2*"@J_FHAF__L@H...

it's just not the same as running it :P
 
Leaky Nun
Leaky Nun
nice
brb installing VM for linux
 
orlp
orlp
11:37 PM
@LeakyNun I can highly recommend xubuntu
 
Downgoat
Downgoat
I have a POSTed form endpoint and it does a 302 redirect back to my site's homepage. Is there any reason that redirect should happen as a POST. Spec seems to say it should be a GET
 
Leaky Nun
Leaky Nun
@orlp nvm too complicated lol
 
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