@Fatalize I want to say "After 15 minutes of preparing for school, I eat breakfast.", and IDK how to say the first bit (i.e. the part before the comma), so I went for an alternative
because if you say quinze minutes first it sounds like routine du matin is an activity that can last longer than 15 minutes but you just did part of it
whereas with quinze minutes after it states that that activity is 15 mins
I'm working on building web apps with Python and Django for my internship, but I do need some sort of Javascript framework for the front-end and event-handling. Got any recommendations?
It's a silly question because, knowing TNB, the first answer is probably, "Don't use JS"
Now that I think about it more I think any quine program could simply just be copy pasted in but with any md5() function inside the output function, nevermind 😅
Digitless digits
Introduction
What we have feared for so long has finally happened, the robots have gained counsciousness and have risen. There has been a war, a global and violent one, and humans have been defeated.
Calcubot, the fearless and tyrannic robot leader, has established a new world...
Your task is to slowly calculate exponentiation, with the following steps:
Given 2 inputs (in this example, 4 and 8), you must calculate the exponentiation by calculate the equation bit by bit. You would do 4^8, have a greater base value (4) and a smaller exponent (8). You can do this using more...
@Dennis Regarding ^, the issue seems to be that the gcc wrapper isn't passing through args correctly (in this case, -lm isn't going through to the compiler)
Anonymous
math.h does include pow, but only a declaration (as is the norm for C/C++ headers). The actual implementation is in libm, which is added with the flag -lm. However, TIO currently has an issue where compiler/linker flags cannot be added to C programs.
I've sent three challenges to HNQ recently; one intentionally, one inevitably (i.e. I could tell it was going to happen but had no way to stop it), and one accidentally (I didn't realise it would get there)
Anonymous
@ais523 It's not a conspiracy. It's very very easy for PPCG challenges to end up on HNQ because they get a lot of answers.
this is actually slowing the rate at which I post challenges; all the HNQing means I hit rep cap in a few hours after midnight
and thus gives me no incentive to post challenges and thus reap the rep from them
I have a zero-byte Perl answer at +57, which I wasn't expecting
and it took a while to get there, too; it was initially upvoted very slowly, but when it reached somewhere around #3 in terms of votes, it suddently started shooting up in terms of vote count
which is quite a demonstration of how FGITW (or more precisely, rich-get-richer) works
you know, if we coordinated as a community, we might be able to get a large proportion of the slots on HNQ (although it's mathematically impossible to get more than half, and the last few slots would be very difficult)
bounties don't affect it in either direction (receiving doesn't count against the cap, but posting a bounty also doesn't open up a gap beneath the cap)
btw, right now I'm only caring about reputation for badge purposes; the actual numerical value is probably too high
and I've decided to be freer with awarding bounies myself
for a while I cared about the leaderboards but I've decided they're broken because you lose leaderboard status for placing bounties, and even things like downvoting
Anonymous
@ais523 Jon could still get bounties on old answers, but he's not likely to get more accepted answers (since his are very frequently accepted)
Challenge
Make the shortest program to determine if the figures in the input will fit into the space in the input.
Requirements
The input will be in the format of this example:
Input:
+----+ -- +--+
| +----+ | |
| | +--+
| |
+---------+
Output:
+----+
|+--++-...
If you don't explicitly declare the variable type, PowerShell assigns it as an [int], but if that overflows, PowerShell helpfully promotes it to [double], even though there's a perfectly good [int64] type as well.
for anyone who's curious, doubles can store up to 53-bit integers safely
any more than that and they start rounding
Anonymous
@betseg Incorrect. For the past 18 years, pow has been a macro that delegates to either powf or powl, depending on the types of the arguments. If you call it with long args, it goes to powl, which uses longs.
@mbomb007: I disagree (with the post you made on my challenge); you forgot about the existence of A Pear Tree, and it wouldn't 100% surprise me if there were some other esolang not designed for the purpose that could pull it off
Input
Two words separated by a space. It is assumed that the first is a verb.
Output
The "Soviet counterpoint" to the input phrase, in the form of a punchline to an "in Soviet Russia" joke.
"break law" --> "In Soviet Russia, law break you!"
Accounting for correct grammar is unimportant.
Sh...
Hey guys I ask this a lot but does anyone have any questions mathematica solves with a builtin. I am working on a sandboxed question and am struggling to find the last few examples.
#include <cstdio>
int main()
{
/*INPUT*/
return 0;
}
your main objective is to write the text "Hello World!" to standard output.
you must put your code : Max 50 chars.
You can't use : "main", "asm", "puts", "printf", "putc", "write", "builtin", "#", "*", "&", "_", ";", ",", "\"
You can ...
@ais523 Blame the "this is a duplicate" on how SE handles people choosing different close votes. Personally, I voted it as lacking objective winning metrics.
Integers are tedious to represent in Brain-Flak. There are 8 operators:
() Evaluates to 1, but does not push anything on any stack
[] Evaluates to an indeterminate value for the purposes of this question
{} Removes the top of the stack and evaluates to it
<> Switches to or ba...
I cast a delete vote; it's offtopic in multiple ways, is badly specified, and is uninteresting (this last doesn't make it deletable but it makes me less inclined to try to save it)
@AdmBorkBork the problem is that popularity isn't really a good indication of anything other than popularity, yet the rewards for it are disproportionately large; this gives people a strong incentive to post popular answers and questions rather than good answers and questions
Hi @enderland, you might have posted this in the wrong challenge. This looks like it's meant for [1, 2, Fizz, 4, Buzz]( codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/58615/1-2-fizz-4-buzz?rq=1) which is a straight FizzBuzz challenge. Also code snippets are rarely acceptable as answers, so you would have to write this as either a function (lambdas are also good) or as a program that takes input from STDIN, command line args or another standardly accepted source. — walpen1 hour ago
@walpen I made it a function, sorry. I'm... not sure what you mean by "wrong challenge" - this outputs exactly what the question is requesting here. — enderland3 mins ago
Task is to output this text:
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZA
A 00000000000000000000000 Z
B Y
C 101010101010101010101 X
D W
E V
F 2101210121012101210 U
G T
H S
I ...
Digitless digits
Introduction
What we have feared for so long has finally happened, the robots have gained counsciousness and have risen. There has been a war, a global and violent one, and humans have been defeated.
Calcubot, the fearless and tyrannic robot leader, has established a new world...
Challenge
Make the shortest program to determine if the figures in the input will fit into the space in the input.
Requirements
The input will be in the format of this example:
Input:
+----+ -- +--+
| +----+ | |
| | +--+
| |
+---------+
Output:
+----+
|+--++-...
Input
Two words separated by a space. It is assumed that the first is a verb.
Output
The "Soviet counterpoint" to the input phrase, in the form of a punchline to an "in Soviet Russia" joke.
"break law" --> "In Soviet Russia, law break you!"
Accounting for correct grammar is unimportant.
Sh...
Mathematica, 10 bytes
Fibonorial
Another Mathematica built-in soundly beaten by a golfing language without the built-in.
#include <cstdio>
int main()
{
/*INPUT*/
return 0;
}
your main objective is to write the text "Hello World!" to standard output.
you must put your code : Max 50 chars.
You can't use : "main", "asm", "puts", "printf", "putc", "write", "builtin", "#", "*", "&", "_", ";", ",", "\"
You can ...
Integers are tedious to represent in Brain-Flak. There are 8 operators:
() Evaluates to 1, but does not push anything on any stack
[] Evaluates to an indeterminate value for the purposes of this question
{} Removes the top of the stack and evaluates to it
<> Switches to or ba...
Task is to output this text:
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZA
A 00000000000000000000000 Z
B Y
C 101010101010101010101 X
D W
E V
F 2101210121012101210 U
G T
H S
I ...