[Error] TypeError: document.elementsFromPoint is not a function. (In 'document.elementsFromPoint(e.pageX, e.pageY)', 'document.elementsFromPoint' is undefined)
(anonymous function) (funky:251)
dispatch (jquery.min.js:3:10322)
btw -1 for use jquery. DOM JS is not that much more complex
That's because the rest of the code became invalid, so it only syntax highlighted up to a particular point, which prevented the highlighter from autoscrolling with the thing. I'll try a thing to fix it.
@EricTressler Your motivation is that there are, for some reason, a bunch of asteroids falling towards earth, and if they aren't destroyed they'll wipe out all life.
@ATaco If you switch tabs while the game is running, the rocks stop falling but more start accumulating at the top of the screen so when you tab back there's just a bunch there.
@ATaco How does it track the owner of the snippet? Like, I can't edit the asteroid game and save over it, but I can edit snippets I've made, and there's not a sign-in button.
There is no way to explicitely return from a function or break a loop, :: is the curry index operator, ^ is power and ~ is bitwise XOR, whitespace is optional in far too many places, same with parenthesis.
Right-to-left Operators evaluation, Optional commas everywhere ({1 2 3 4} makes a table with 4 elements), No such thing as lists, only tables, Metamethods, a and= b...
a is b, De-operator...
Eval is a keyword (For reasons)
It's probably possible to make Funky into a Bable plugin, but I have no idea how.
I backed a Kickstarter for a game two years ago. The beta is supposed to come out today, and their twitter is making it very clear that the team hasn't slept in two days and the beta is very much not done yet. I'm not sure if I should be concerned or hyped.
Instead of buying an advent calendar this year, you should build one!
Task
Given input of an integer (n) in the range 0-24, produce an ASCII advent calendar with the numbered doors up-to n, opened. You must use the same order as in the below example: 2, 17, 8, 12, 1, 6, 11, 20, 5, 22, 3, 10, 15...
This algorithm is sufficiently general such that it is a problem no matter what language you're working with. I'm using python so if you choose to write your answer in another language please try to give me some hints on how to translate it into python. Suppose you have sets of numbers, such as
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Write a program that takes an infix mathematical expression such as
3+4(8-6%4)/7
and gives the correct result
6
Your input might have blank spaces, tabs, new lines etc. and the expression parser must ignore these.
Parentheses and operation precedence should be considered.
All numbers ar...
@Fatalize I'm trying to solve this in Brachylog. Is this the easiest way to extract values from the input and use them in different places, or is there something more convenient?
Based on my brief experience with Brachylog, it's nice to not have to specify search bounds when you know an object exists, but then I'm having great difficulty manipulating the object...
Syntax is fairly straightforward isn't it? I guess what isn't straightforward is the actual behavior (particularly in terms of choice points) of the built-ins
The syntax is not hard, but I haven't tried to use ¬! and friends yet. I expect to be surprised by them. And yeah, the behavior of predicates has surprised me too (for example that c can concatenate integers).
This is why sometimes (rarely though), we give the input through . and retrieve the output through ?; because in some cases doing things right to left is shorter
@Mr.Xcoder it was just a rough pass; for something like that it's quite possible that I'll end up rewriting it anyway (I wanted to try drawing the presents individually anyway)
Coffee Machine Machine
code-golf ascii-art kolmogorov-complexity
You left your computer for too long, and it went to sleep. Wake it up again by printing the following coffee maker.
________._________
| | \ /
| || | \ /
| || |___\___/
| | _X___
| | / - \ \
|...
Fun fact: There's a major Brazilian politician who had an helicopter in one of his many properties transporting half a (metric) ton of cocaine. His surname translated to English would be "Snows"
Byte count has been a standard for measuring code-golf. But there aren't any common ways for measuring compiler flags, Operating Systems, filenames, etc. I believe we should have a standard for this kind of thing.
@J.Sallé I don't like the "highlights" on the three leftmost parts, but if I remove them and keep the black outline, it just looks like five tombstones.
@Poke It was intended as small icon for PPCGv2. If you scale it down, thin lines will disappear. Also, the version without outlines works on any colour background, while the outlined one looks wrong on black/dark.
The best would be if someone could recolour the "panes" to match The J logo's style. Then we could dispense with the outlines completely (i.e. neither black nor transparent).
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Let us take the most common[citation-needed] cube net and label the faces as follows:
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. 5 .
. . .
. . . . . . . . . . . .
. 1 . . 2 . . 3 . . 4 .
. . . . . . . . . . . .
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. 6 .
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When this net is folded up, it will produce a cube, w...
@NewSandboxedPosts I tried printing the whole 225-byte string in Charcoal; the deverbosifier told me it could compress the string to 98 bytes but sadly the interpreter failed to interpret the deverbosifier's output
Instead of buying an advent calendar this year, you should build one!
Task
Given input of an integer (n) in the range 0-24, produce an ASCII advent calendar with the numbered doors up-to n, opened. You must use the same order as in the below example: 2, 17, 8, 12, 1, 6, 11, 20, 5, 22, 3, 10, 15...
Write a program that takes an infix mathematical expression such as
3+4(8-6%4)/7
and gives the correct result
6
Your input might have blank spaces, tabs, new lines etc. and the expression parser must ignore these.
Parentheses and operation precedence should be considered.
All numbers ar...
Coffee Machine Machine
code-golf ascii-art kolmogorov-complexity
You left your computer for too long, and it went to sleep. Wake it up again by printing the following coffee maker.
________._________
| | \ /
| || | \ /
| || |___\___/
| | _X___
| | / - \ \
|...
Byte count has been a standard for measuring code-golf. But there aren't any common ways for measuring compiler flags, Operating Systems, filenames, etc. I believe we should have a standard for this kind of thing.
Untitled
Let us take the most common[citation-needed] cube net and label the faces as follows:
. . .
. 5 .
. . .
. . . . . . . . . . . .
. 1 . . 2 . . 3 . . 4 .
. . . . . . . . . . . .
. . .
. 6 .
. . .
When this net is folded up, it will produce a cube, w...
