The Nineteenth Byte

Christopher Peart

00:02

Anyone know how buggy Ubuntu mobile is?

Pavel

@ChristopherPeart I don't know about buggy, but as far as I can tell no one wants Ubuntu mobile.

Christopher Peart

@Pavel Why?

Riker

because why would you want it?

andriod and ios both provide pretty nice UIs

with almost eeverything you want

and jailbreaking an ios device allows even more

quartata

Actually I'd love Ubuntu Touch.

Pavel

No one really develops for Ubuntu Mobile tho

quartata

00:13

Writing apps with GTK/GObject/GNOME ecosystem is a hell of a lot easier than Android dev.

And I hate GObject so that's actually saying a lot.

Pavel

It may be easier, but no one does it for phones.

quartata

Who needs to?

They're already doing it for desktops, and if you know how to use GTK right it's not that much of a jump

Pavel

So what you're saying is, Ubuntu phone is fine if you want to port the apps yourself?

Christopher Peart

I only have one SO question that is negative that is non removed. :(

And i still have le question ban

quartata

@Pavel No. I'm saying the apps probably won't need porting.

And if they do it would be significantly easier than Android.

If you've ever tried to write an Android app post-Honeycomb you know what I'm talking about

Christopher Peart

00:17

Anyone want to screw with the system?

quartata

Fragments are hell.

Pavel

Can you get Geometry Dash on Ubuntu Phone? Didn't think so.

Christopher Peart

I am planning on getting a few people to go and have a random chat session in the trash

@Pavel Point taken

quartata

@Pavel ....??

I don't... get your point?

And what is Geometry Dash

Pavel

Best game evar

Christopher Peart

00:18

@quartata Game

quartata

You use your phone for games?

Why not just use a tablet

Christopher Peart

@Pavel I thought the lesson was we should not use android

and just use ubuntu

@quartata dats what i use

quartata

I know I'm weird but I try to keep my phone pretty minimalist with regards to apps and keep all my other junk on my tablet

Pavel

@quartata Tablets are expensive.

quartata

My 4 year old Nexus 7 was pretty dang cheap if I remember right

Pavel

00:20

I suppose you could run steam on wine on your ubuntu phone.

That seems like an awful idea tho

quartata

Why Wine?

Steam runs natively.

Christopher Peart

@quartata I actually have a nexus 7 :P 2013

That is what i use for everything mobile

Mainly clash royale

commonsensemedia.org/technology-addiction uh oh

Pavel

@quartata Geometry Dash is a windows exlusive

quartata

Doesn't sound like it's worth playing then

If they bothered to port it to mobile but not anywhere else

Christopher Peart

Geometry dash is eh

Pavel

00:21

No, it's a mobile game.

That they ported to PC

After several years.

quartata

Oh. That's even weirder

Christopher Peart

Yeah

Pavel

It's not that weird, it's incredibly popular, so they ported it to PC. Angry Birds, fruit ninja, etc. all got PC ports.

Though the graphics on some of the levels are too intense even for my laptop >_>

Christopher Peart

00:37

newatlas.com/apis-cor-3d-printed-tiny-house/48231

SCIENCE

DemCodeLines

00:49

Anyone want to help me with my problem-solving skills?

ASCII-only

@Pavel Can you not just run Geometry Dash directly with Wine?

Pavel

@ASCII-only No, the only PC version is on steam.

ASCII-only

@Pavel And? It still has an executable, you know.

Pavel

@ASCII-only The executable attempts to open Steam if it isn't already open and exits with an error if it can't open Steam.

ASCII-only

It wouldn't be hard to patch opening Steam out of the executable though

Pavel

00:55

It's not open source though, modifying the executable is illegal.

You might as well run a pirate version under wine.

Christopher Peart

@DemCodeLines sure??

ASCII-only

Hmm true, but that means it wouldn't be very hard for the devs to port to Ubuntu Mobile

Pavel

Probably not, but it's been out for a few years and hasn't happened yet.

quartata

@Pavel This would mean it doesn't work in offline mode which I highly doubt.

DemCodeLines

@ChristopherPeart I have two code repositories that I am supposed to build (just compiling their code). Let's call them 1 and 2. This is Java, so it has JAR dependencies. Well, when I run the build script on repository 1, there are two JAR errors that come up. However, when the exact same script (different script, but same content) runs on repository 2, those errors don't come. The code is the same (mostly) and so are the JAR files.

If I run repository 2's build script on repo 1's code and JARs, it still fails. I can't understand why, when it's the exact same thing.

Christopher Peart

01:02

@DemCodeLines Have you tried to check for demons? Anyways can you link the repos? Or are they not open source. It sounds like you need to have the dependencies for 1 checked to make sure it has access to all of them

Pavel

@quartata Well, it's probably a bit more complicated than that, but the DRM checks to make sure that your account is allowed to run GeometryDash at some point.

DemCodeLines

@ChristopherPeart It's not open source. Internal repositories. I have tried several methods: 2's code and 2's JARs with 1's script, 2's code with 1's JAR and script, 1's code and 2's JAR and script etc. All result in error. The only one that doesn't throw an error is 2's files/JARs/script. It doesn't make sense, as 1's script is the same as 2's. So if I use 2's code and JARs on 1's script, it should work. But it doesn't :(

Check Out Tomato

ohhhhh shiiiiit

asciinema.org/a/dmwgtdi09gcts6jt7c8h7kis5

@Pavel Run steam in wine?

I do it, it works

Christopher Peart

01:21

@CheckOutTomato What happened

Mistah Figgins

@CheckOutTomato How do these things work?

Check Out Tomato

I accidentally ended up overwriting my windows installation.

its ok, I have a backup, but still

@MistahFiggins you install their utility and then type asciinema rec

ASCII-only

@CheckOutTomato Even if it works (which it probably does) wouldn't that be way too much overhead for a mobile game?

Check Out Tomato

@ASCII-only No...

Lots of people do this for other games...

Christopher Peart

@CheckOutTomato Rip

Check Out Tomato

01:23

> Ruo

Christopher Peart

Don't judge my typштп ылшдды

щззы ыцфзув ещ гыышфт

Gah swapped to russian

Check Out Tomato

црн вщ нщг умут рфму кгыышфт луныуе штыефддув

Mistah Figgins

@CheckOutTomato This happened, I bet

Check Out Tomato

translation: why do you even have russian keyset installed

Christopher Peart

@CheckOutTomato Literally for fun

I also have dvorak

Check Out Tomato

01:25

> Divorak

Christopher Peart

Stahp

@Downgoat what of these characters do you want to be the dedicated goat meme generator

Check Out Tomato

я не знаю как печатать на этой раскладке

еле написал

Christopher Peart

Still loading google translate

@CheckOutTomato вы просто перевод на русский язык?

Check Out Tomato

нет я на самом деле знаю русский язык

Christopher Peart

Я не и я просто с помощью Google Translate ... Я бы на самом деле хотел бы знать русский, но это выглядит очень сложно

Как Google Translate держишься?

Check Out Tomato

01:32

i no and i just with help Google Translate... i would actually want to know Russian, but it looks very hard

Christopher Peart

2nd part held up

but it was learn not know

Check Out Tomato

Literal translation. Looks like it didn't handle dont well

Christopher Peart

yeah

Check Out Tomato

It translated to "know", "learn" would probably be "изучить"

also, tlit.org is a big help

Christopher Peart

@CheckOutTomato what is that for?

chrome translate doesn't work

Check Out Tomato

01:36

Try typing into the big text box

Christopher Peart

It types russian

Cool

ohhhh. So you can type without setting keyboard to russian

Check Out Tomato

basically changes transliterated Russian text back into the Cyrillic script. It's a big help for typing in Russian if you don't know the keyboard layout йцукен

Not the actual keyboard layout though, this is responsive and phonetic.

Christopher Peart

That last word was learned? (i was wrong :(

Check Out Tomato

no, it is literally the first six letters

like qwerty on the US keyboard

actually, same positions as qwerty on the US keyboard

Christopher Peart

Oh cool

Check Out Tomato

01:39

Try going to tlit.org, typing "ya ne sosiska" and put that into google translate

Christopher Peart

@CheckOutTomato wat

Check Out Tomato

@ChristopherPeart ?

Christopher Peart

Check Out Tomato

@ChristopherPeart Yes, that's correct

Christopher Peart

никогда не будет давать вас

Check Out Tomato

01:42

bat attempt at very badly mistranslated rickrolling

Translated as basically "[it] will never give you"

@ChristopherPeart Here's a nice link about learning Russian

Destructible Watermelon

@CheckOutTomato no you need to link to never gonna shoot your stars now

Check Out Tomato

@DestructibleWatermelon ugh can you please delete that message

Destructible Watermelon

...

no

Check Out Tomato

ugh you gave it away

Destructible Watermelon

do u cri everytiem?

Check Out Tomato

01:47

ye

i cri :,(

DJMcMayhem

02:05

Is it sad if my addiction to answering questions on SE is so bad that I used google translate to answer a question on the Russian SO?

Pavel

@CheckOutTomato Sure, I run Steam in Wine, but it probably wouldn't perform too well on an Ubuntu Phone.

Check Out Tomato

@Pavel What are the phone's specs?

Pavel

@CheckOutTomato I don't know, but running steam on wine on a phone seems like a bad idea.

Check Out Tomato

Also, thank you SO MUCH for introducing me to RubyMine!

@Pavel So you have a Ubuntu Phone?

Pavel

No, it was a theoretical discussion.

Check Out Tomato

02:12

ok

Pavel

@CheckOutTomato Yeah, I'm using it today, It keeps trying to install packages with Gem but it doesn't have permission to.

Check Out Tomato

@Pavel Try cd'ing into the directory and type bundle install

Pavel

I ended up chmod 755ing the directory Gem installs to.

Check Out Tomato

If you do that, it will ask you for sudo.

Pavel

I did that.

I can sudo from the command line, but not from RubyMine

Check Out Tomato

02:18

no, it would not need to install the gems once you perform bundle install

Pavel

I didn't know I was supposed to bundle install

@CheckOutTomato Did that just now, Unknown command bundle

Check Out Tomato

@Pavel bin/bundle install

Pavel

Oh, bin

Check Out Tomato

huh. have you gem install bundler

Downgoat

GitGoat is current going to basically be like Twitter but for GitHub

Pavel

02:24

Now it says Could not locate Gemfile when I do bundle install

ASCII-only

@Pavel there is a Gemfile in your working dir right?

Pavel

Yes

bundler-1.14.6.gem

;-;

Check Out Tomato

nuke it from orbit

ASCII-only

... that is not a gemfile

as in ./Gemfile

Pavel

oh

Can I grep for filenames?

Check Out Tomato

02:28

find . -type f -name Gemfile

Pavel

./gems/powerpack-0.1.1/Gemfile
./gems/ast-2.3.0/Gemfile
./gems/rake-12.0.0/Gemfile
./gems/parser-2.4.0.0/Gemfile
./gems/rainbow-2.2.1/Gemfile
./gems/bundler-1.14.6/lib/bundler/templates/Gemfile

Awesome.

Check Out Tomato

what are you trying to do?

Pavel

Run bundle install

You told me to

Check Out Tomato

no, but in general

Pavel

Well, in general, get RubyMine to stop complaing at me everytime it needs to install a package for something.

I think it failed to install three seperate ones when I tried to create a Gem.

Check Out Tomato

02:34

huh.

never had that issue

Matthew Roh

CDNs are very good

obtw hi

Check Out Tomato

hi

Learn How To Be Transparent

Can anyone help me? What is floatation?

Check Out Tomato

?

Matthew Roh

:\

idk either

Learn How To Be Transparent

02:50

Well, I can't understand buoyancy because of that.

Check Out Tomato

buoyancy happens when density is lower

Matthew Roh

How to forget clippy forever
1. clip him in a book
2. forget him forever

Pavel

RubyMine keep complaining that I want my indents to be of size 4 ;-;

Check Out Tomato

I just make them 2

doesn't it autosense that?

Pavel

But I want it to be four

Check Out Tomato

02:58

???

Pavel

RubyMine gives a warning that my indents are the wrong size.

I use 4, it wants 2

Matthew Roh

I officially started development of Processtack, Processing made Stack-based.

Pavel

@MatthewRoh import java.util.Stack; Stack<Object> stack=new Stack<>();

Matthew Roh

:\

It's more like a golfing-stack-based-processing

Helka Homba

@LearnHowToBeTransparent The lower example is not accurate. Even something super light like a piece of styrofoam displaces a small amount of water, so it's bottom face would not exactly align with the surface of the water. "Floatation" just means the act of floating.

Learn How To Be Transparent

03:06

:3583486 got it.

Anonymous

@LearnHowToBeTransparent Please don't inappropriately use diacritics. It's distracting from the actual message.

Destructible Watermelon

@LearnHowToBeTransparent its like, the water wants to go down from gravity more than the object does

it might be directly on the water if the surface tension is applied

Pavel

#todo suppressing the Empty if statement inspection makes me so happy.

Matthew Roh

I used P5.js and its really good

Learn How To Be Transparent

@MatthewRoh Good for children but not so much for 18+ people.

Matthew Roh

03:17

processing functions outside setup and draw is fantastic

also does 13y/os apply as "adults"

Pavel

No

Matthew Roh

OK then

Pavel

@LearnHowToBeTransparent I think the term you're looking for is "People with a job"

Matthew Roh

Hi phi

PhiNotPi

hi

Matthew Roh

03:28

P5.js has a problem of not having eval with its functions, but I generally like the library

Learn How To Be Transparent

03:40

@MatthewRoh What game did you make with it?

Matthew Roh

It's not yet a game

Learn How To Be Transparent

@MatthewRoh why don't you use pure HTML5 canvas?

Matthew Roh

It's more like an interpreter for my new language, Processtack

It was far easier to use Processing for those stuff

Helka Homba

Anyone know how to get logisim to refresh its "Open Recent" list?

New Main Posts

03:59

-1

Q: Batch file subfolder searcher

I need a batch file (.bat) that will search for part or all of a file name in the current folder and any subfolders as quick as possible

code-golf

Pavel

@NewMainPosts Vote to Close

Mistah Figgins

Wow, New Main Posts really helps us to crack down on all of that stuff

Lightning quick

Pavel

It was already at 4 close votes before getting here

Mistah Figgins

Oh, oh well

Helka Homba

Dec 13 '16 at 21:49, by Calvin's Hobbies

@EᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏIʀᴋ I still say we should make a thingy that's faster than the RSS feeds. Even the API quota of 10,000 requests per day would easily allow a new-post check every 10 seconds (per bot).

Pavel

04:05

Wouldn't they SE people get annoyed if you refresh the page every ten seconds?

Helka Homba

No. They will auto-throttle you as I linked.

Pavel

> While not strictly a throttle, the API employs heavy caching and as such no application should make semantically identical requests more than once a minute. This is generally a waste of bandwidth as, more often than not, the exact same result will be returned.

Helka Homba

10,000 requests are allowed per day, that's one request every 8.64 seconds maximum

@Pavel Ok, but that's still faster than the RSS feeds. Updates every 30 seconds would do

Pavel

You could slightly change alternate calls to bypass the caching.

Nathan Merrill

Yeah, the RSS feed bots are exceptionally slow. I have a couple of feed bots that read off of the youtube RSS feed, and there's still a pretty good delay before it posts.

Helka Homba

04:12

The RSS bots here can take up to 20min, if not more

Pavel

If you have an RSS bot in an old room, will the bot keep it from being frozen?

Nathan Merrill

nope

well, not the built-in feed bots. Custom bots would

Proof of concept:

chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/44805

Matthew Roh

05:08

Atom vs VSCode?

Pavel

05:49

@MatthewRoh Atom

Matthew Roh

thx

Pavel

Unless you want to do something with .NET

Matthew Roh

06:25

I wrote a short leap year detection script

!(y%4)&(y%100||(!(y%100)&!(y%400)))

(y is the year)

Pavel

I want to say that it's perl judging by the amount of punctuation.

Matthew Roh

oh wait | instead of || could save a byte

(btw it was C++)

Pavel

But it actually works in most languages.

Matthew Roh

darn ninja'd

Pavel

/\d*([02468][048])|([13579][26])/

(Golfing in progress)

Matthew Roh

06:29

GH desktop is quite buggy

btw Its easier to use uploading files on the github site than CLI or Desktop

Pavel

@MatthewRoh That will change if you ever need to change multiple files at once.

Matthew Roh

oh right

GH desktop is too buggy

Pavel

On windows?

Get Git Bash.

Matthew Roh

I have git bash

Pavel

Then why were you bothering with GH Desktop

Matthew Roh

06:39

I'm so dumb I cant use git bash :P

Pavel

Paging @Downgoat

Matthew Roh

06:58

How can I turn a git repo into a website

Pavel

Well, first you make a website.

Then you create a git remote host on it.

Then let people clone from there.

Or, don't do that and use Github.io instead.

Destructible Watermelon

07:15

Every time I nest parentheses 3 or more levels deep I add an extra one saying something about nested parentheses being cool or similar

Anonymous

@MatthewRoh Do you mean like GitHub pages?

Matthew Roh

Yeah

Pavel

@DestructibleWatermelon A Lisp programmer, I see.

Matthew Roh

I could make an organization but thats abuse

Pavel

Wut

Why

What's wrong with making an organization.

Matthew Roh

07:22

Making an organization to get a custom subdomain is abuse

Anonymous

You make a branch called gh-pages, and push your files to it. You can only do static files and client-side scripting, so no PHP nonsense.

Pavel

@MatthewRoh No, it really isn't.

Anonymous

Here's an example - ignore the fact that there is no gh-pages branch, because I have non-default project settings.

Matthew Roh

I mean like not [username].github.io/[repo] but [repo].github.io

That way it looks better

Oh wait

"Custom domain"

Destructible Watermelon

@Pavel no I mean when I'm legitimately writing stuff for school

Also, I'm doing a written submission for a task at school, but I had an idea to make it into a multimedia presentation

My idea is to edit the video of shia labeouf being a shouty man and everytime he says "do it" or something, I replace it with parts of my essay, it'll be great!

Anonymous

07:42

I've heard some terrible ideas, but that one might just win

Anonymous

Or lose. Whichever.

Matthew Roh

07:52

I have a challenge idea which is so simple I dont even need the sandbox

Downgoat

@Pavel yea?

Anonymous

I'm sure that will go over well

Destructible Watermelon

08:06

@Mego how do you win an assignment?

@MatthewRoh yeah said 50% of the people whose questions get closed after not being sandboxed

Anonymous

@DestructibleWatermelon No, I meant win (or lose, depending on your POV) the contest for worst idea

Destructible Watermelon

this is the teacher who puts memes in his presentations though, so I think he would be a bit lenient on something like this

Matthew Roh

:\

was that sarcasm

Destructible Watermelon

no

Matthew Roh

08:25

0

Q: Convert singular to plural

There are two forms of nouns, singular and plural. The conversion between these two is quite easy. Normally, you end it with s. ex. car => cars. If it ends with s,x,z,ch or sh, end it with es. ex. bus=>buses. If it ends with y with a consonant in front, change the y to ies. ex. penny => pennies...

code-golf regular-expression natural-language

done

whew

New Main Posts

08:45

2

Q: Convert singular to plural

There are two forms of nouns, singular and plural. The conversion between these two is quite easy. Normally, you end it with s. ex. car => cars. If it ends with s,x,z,ch or sh, end it with es. ex. bus=>buses. If it ends with y with a consonant in front, change the y to ies. ex. penny => pennies...

code-golf regular-expression natural-language

user2284570

09:15

Hello, does anyone as an idea in order to create the smallest possible elf file for google native client : groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/native-client-discuss/… ?

feersum

test

user2284570

I know about

260

Q: "Hello, World!"

So... uh... this is a bit embarrassing. But we don't have a plain "Hello, World!" challenge yet (despite having 35 variants tagged with hello-world, and counting). While this is not the most interesting code golf in the common languages, finding the shortest solution in certain esolangs can be a ...

code-golf string kolmogorov-complexity hello-world

but it definitely doesn't answer my kind of hello world question.

And of course, if ask it, it would be closed as a duplicate because of the question above.

Anonymous

@user2284570 It might be because I'm tired, but I'm not sure how that challenge related to your question

Check Out Tomato

Why is my HDD's read error rate 19259394

Also, I finally switched ofer to my SSD. My computer is so much more responsive now

Terminal takes 1 sec to open instead of 10

Anonymous

If your terminal took 10 seconds to open, perhaps the problem wasn't with the disk, but rather the fact that you were using PowerShell as a terminal.

Matthew Roh

09:30

Yas my question is being successful

Kritixi Lithos

My IntelliJ Idea takes 5-10 minutes to open

Check Out Tomato

@Mego Um, no.

I was using zsh and the actual terminal application was what took that long to load.

user2284570

@Mego : because that one was wrongely closed ?

16

Q: Shortest ELF for "Hello world\n"?

Is it possible to write (pack) a shorter than 145 bytes version of a program with "Hello world" (plus new line) output if the length of the program is measured as a number of bytes in program's ELF (x86) representation? Reduction technique in mind is described here: http://timelessname.com/elfb...

code-golf kolmogorov-complexity

the question having answers for standard linux, it is no help too.

The real problem is I have no read knowledge about the elf format.

Anonymous

@user2284570 That was correctly closed because any solution to that challenge would be a valid solution on the general Hello World challenge, thus it's a cut-and-dry dupe.

Anonymous

@CheckOutTomato No

Check Out Tomato

09:42

:(

Anonymous

→ 1 message moved to Trash

Check Out Tomato

@Mego Did that really deserve a kick?

Anonymous

@user2284570 The appropriate way to get a specific solution to a general challenge is to offer a bounty for it

user2284570

@Mego : sure but there's no reason to expect a google chome armel elf file solution for the original challenge without getting it asked. That’s why I’m talking about it here instead.

Anonymous

@CheckOutTomato Unnecessary off-topic self-promotion while on-topic chat is going on. So, yes.

Check Out Tomato

09:44

"Self-promotion"

Please define self-promotion.

Anonymous

@user2284570 Mention it in a comment. Add an indefinite bounty via the indefinite bounty meta thread.

Anonymous

@CheckOutTomato "hey look at what I'm doing"

Check Out Tomato

I see

user2284570

@Mego : indefinite bounty meta thread ???

Anonymous

@user2284570 If you're not willing to expend the effort to search the meta site for it, neither am I

user2284570

09:47

@Mego : meta.stackexchange.com/search?q=indefinite+bounty

Kritixi Lithos

It's on PPCG's meta, not mother meta

user2284570

I have an no idea of what it is, so I think it’s a feature request for all sites.

Anonymous

@user2284570 No, our meta site. meta.codegolf.stackexchange.com

Martin Ender

wrong meta, but the search terms won't find it directly: meta.codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/5243/…

it's the third question on the front page though

Check Out Tomato

@Mego stackexchange.net?

Wouldn't that be meta.codegolf.stackexchange.com?

Anonymous

09:49

@CheckOutTomato (Jedi mind trick) you saw nothing...

Anonymous

I make that mistake with startling frequency

Erik the Outgolfer

Well, we had meta.ppcg.lol...

Check Out Tomato

had is the key word there

betseg

10:39

@CheckOutTomato you can dd status=progress

user2284570

11:06

@Mego : ok it’s done.

0

A: List of bounties with no deadline

50 reputation for an Hello World version that consist of a Google’s native client executable. These are just elf files. but with special calling conventions. the file should be less than 1000 bytes. the file should contains runnable code without modifications. So it must be a .nexe or a shared...

I won’t start a bounty if I’m not sure that I will reward an appropriate answer.

New Bounties With No Deadlines

0

A: List of bounties with no deadline

50 reputation for an Hello World version that consist of a Google’s native client executable. These are just elf files. but with special calling conventions. the file should be less than 1000 bytes. the file should contains runnable code without modifications. So it must be a .nexe or a shared...

Matthew Roh

12:19

Heres my plan for the next challenge

'LMGTFY'

Kritixi Lithos

12:32

Are you going to use gh-pages for your interpreter for processstack?

Christopher Peart

12:44

@CheckOutTomato I was not paying attention and clicked the link

so mean

I cri

Matthew Roh

13:27

@KritixiLithos Nah, I'm using master as the source of the github page.

Kritixi Lithos

Then no online interpreter?

Matthew Roh

No, I meant its using master as the source of the online interpreter, not gh-pages.

Kritixi Lithos

Ah, I see

Matthew Roh

(Would it be better to move that to gh-pages and fill master with vanilla processing interpreter)

Kritixi Lithos

By vanilla you mean processing-java? If so, I'm in!

Matthew Roh

13:35

Sure! ~~I don't know how to input text in processing btw~~

Also I have news that will hype you guys

Kritixi Lithos

@MatthewRoh Do you mean arguments?

Command line arguments are stored in the args String array IIRC

Matthew Roh

Processing, arguments, seems legit

Also, the hype news is: Google Code jam starts in 2 days!

Kritixi Lithos

It's the registration that starts in 2 days

@MatthewRoh I can help with the vanilla Processtack if you want

Matthew Roh

Thanks!

Kritixi Lithos

To flesh out the basics, how do you want numeric literals to behave? 123 pushes 1, 2, 3 or 123 pushes 123

Personally I think the latter is a better idea

Matthew Roh

13:51

Yeah I agree too

then 1;2;3 pushes 1, 2, 3?

Kritixi Lithos

Sure

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Q: First x Ultraprime Numbers

Definition of Ultraprimes: Numbers which have exactly 2 divisors are called Prime numbers. Numbers which are prime and their sum of digits is also a prime number are called Ultaprime numbers. Task: Given an integer x, compute all the Ultraprime numbers amongst the first x prime numbers, w...

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