The Nineteenth Byte

Qwerp-Derp

06:00

Hey has anyone played Human Resource Machine?

I need help optimising code:

-- HUMAN RESOURCE MACHINE PROGRAM --

    BUMPUP   9
a:
    INBOX
    COPYTO   0
    COPYFROM 9
    COPYTO   1
    COPYTO   2
    COPYTO   3
b:
    COPYFROM 0
    SUB      1
    JUMPN    c
    COPYFROM 1
    OUTBOX
    COPYFROM 1
    ADD      2
    COPYTO   3
    COPYFROM 2
    COPYTO   1
    COPYTO   2
    COPYFROM 3
    COPYTO   2
    JUMP     b
c:
    JUMP     a

This is the Fibonacci problem (Level 22)

Pavel

@Cyoce I think it would be cool to see J-uby on TIO, but according to Dennis: "That's kinda quirky. I don't mind installing extra Ruby modules, but they would have to be packaged as actual modules."

Cyoce

@Pavel how would you suggest I fix that?

Pavel

Ask Dennis in talk.tryitonline.net

I'm not sure what he means by "Actual module"

Qwerp-Derp

@Cyoce Is it still called J-uby? My name suggestion :(

Pavel

@Cyoce I think part of the problem is that the file is called func.rb

Which makes it seem like a hack and not like an actual module.

Cyoce

06:07

@Qwerp-Derp Is that an issue? I can change it or credit on the github page if you like.

Qwerp-Derp

@Cyoce Nah, it's fine, just exaggerating it a --lot-- bit

But I personally prefer Jubylee :P

Sorry for pinging a lot

Pavel

@Dennis (indeterminate number of ^s indicating the above discussion)

Cyoce

@Qwerp-Derp ~~strikethrough?~~

---

Qwerp-Derp

@Cyoce Thanks! It's not as apparent as the other ones :P

Cyoce

@ConorO'Brien Not sure. If I can figure out a concise way to implement it without interfering with existing Array operations (my goal is to augment Ruby, not alter it) (e.g. I still want [1,2,3] + [4,5,6] to equal [1,2,3,4,5,6], not [5,7,9]), then I will. I have yet to do so, however.

Qwerp-Derp

06:13

I still need help with the HRM code

Jan Dvorak

You could change what zip returns if passed a block, to act as a map

Pavel

@Cyoce Try packaging it as a Gem?

Cyoce

@Pavel That might be tricky... my computer's new and I haven't gotten gems working on it yet...

Pavel

BTW, why don't you include the require in the byte count of your J-uby solutions?

Cyoce

@Pavel Since I've altered Ruby, I don't see my submissions competing with Ruby. As it would be trivial to create an "interpreter" that implicitly requires J-uby, I don't include it. If that becomes an issue, I can create that "interpreter" (as I have suggested to Dennis in the talk.tryitonline.net room)

Pavel

06:19

True, but such an interpreter does not exists yet, and if you made one, it would post date the challenge, rendering your answer noncompeting. I don't agree with those rules, but they are the rules.

Cyoce

@Pavel Fair enough. As they're not the winning scores anyway, I think I'll opt to create the interpreter and mark the current answers as non-competing.

Pavel

@Cyoce I second Qwerp-Derp's name idea, Jubylee.

@Downgoat I noticed that a horizontal scrollbar has appeared in the middle of Vihan.org: i.imgur.com/w4kEBiC.jpg. As you can see, it's grayed out and seems to serve no purpose at all, you might want to fix that.

It's up towards the top.

Cyoce

@Pavel It kind of comes with a religious connotation I'm not too keen on.

Pavel

What religious connotation..?

Cyoce

Well, for example, if you google "Jubilee", it's all stuff about the bible.

Jan Dvorak

06:26

> A Jubilee is a particular anniversary of an event, usually denoting the 50th anniversary. Of biblical origins, the term is often now used to denote the celebrations associated with the reign of a monarch after a milestone number of years have passed.

Pavel

I did not know that.

Jan Dvorak

ruby is 22 now, so if you could just wait three more years, your name would be justyfied.

Cyoce

I'm off for a bit. We can continue this discussion in ~15 minutes.

Pavel

o/

Qwerp-Derp

I always thought "jubilee" meant a happy day in general or something until I searched up the actual meaning

Pavel

06:29

^

Also, bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Jubilife_City

Qwerp-Derp

Or after a year of Juby, we can call the anniversary a "jubylee"

We can also call the lang Jubylant

betseg

Should I make my lang full with functions and stuff, or just a list of instructions like LOLCODE or something

Pavel

Apparently, a "Ruby Jubilee" is a 40th anniversary.

@betseg Have you written a lot of languages?

Jan Dvorak

That will take a while

betseg

@Pavel no

Qwerp-Derp

06:43

Jubylant sounds like a pretty good name

Pavel

Writing proper parsers is really hard. Just look at ches: github.com/cheddar-lang/Ches-v2

Cyoce

Does anyone else's text turn white while editing a message?

Pavel

Yeah

It indicated that you are editing a message.

Cyoce

I mean in the box where you type (or edit) your message.

Pavel

Yes

Qwerp-Derp

06:51

If someone made a REPL for Assembly, would it be called ASMR?

Pavel

???

Qwerp-Derp

It should definitely be called ASMR

Pavel

why

Qwerp-Derp

Assembly REPL, ASM REPL, ASMR

IDK just for the lols

Cyoce

Oh that's really weird. One of my extensions was making the chat box a white background while editing, so it was white on white.

Pavel

06:53

Ah

betseg

> Assembly REPL

So, GDB?

Qwerp-Derp

@betseg That should definitely be renamed to ASMR, just for the lols

betseg

Autonomous sensory meridian REPL

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Fatalize

07:13

@Riker I had posted comments on other unsubstantiated answers on that site before, so no I didn't stalk :P

Check Out Tomato

I just bought 4 laptops. I am selling 3 of them on ebay, along with a laptop with a broken USB controller (useful for servers! it has eSATA and two native SATA bays)

Would anyone here be interested?

Or is this spam?

betseg

Why would anyone star that message ಠ_ಠ

Jan Dvorak

because it's vaguely entertaining

Matthew Roh

Y u downvote? D:<

betseg

07:28

I found a solution to the halting problem but it won't fit in this textarea.

Arjun

07:48

encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/…

Destructible Watermelon

@Arjun well, thats obvious

those are actually two separate clauses, one with the yes or no, one with the other one. obviously the first clause just replies to a question, and the second just states what is meant

so obviously the second independent clause will mean the same thing each time

also why is there a DM minion?

Arjun

Because that's obvious too!

New Main Posts

08:47

0

Q: What's my question record?

There's a confusing factor in the 'Curious' badge. The "Positive question record". (total questions - negative questions - closed - deleted)/total questions is the formula of the question record. (negative, closed and deleted 'stack' with each other. that means if a question is negative and clos...

Stewie Griffin

09:26

Is this one ready?

Matthew Roh

Can we have input in profiles?

Stewie Griffin

@MatthewRoh huh?

Matthew Roh

How could the Game of life in @apsillers' profile, work?

btw is it normal to be inspired by this kind of stuff

Stewie Griffin

@MatthewRoh Inspired: Maybe. Aroused: No!

Anonymous

@MatthewRoh Each square is a link. The website is configured so that GET requests change the server-side GoL state, which changes how the images display.

Matthew Roh

09:33

Ohh. Makes sense.

Stewie Griffin

view-source:stackoverflow.com/users/710446/apsillers

Starts at row 420-ish

Matthew Roh

So similarly, would clicking a link to trigger a command to a chatbot be possible?

> bruceleefinalkungfu

Best name confirmed

Anonymous

@MatthewRoh Possibly, though I'm concerned what you would use that idea for

Matthew Roh

A game room, with links on the starred list to trigger games

Anonymous

Or you could just do it the old school way with chat commands

Matthew Roh

09:37

whatever

seshoumara

@MatthewRoh I think we should delete our last comments from the question record challenge to not clutter the replies. I meant to contradict based on what the OP said, but I think you actually agreed with it.

Matthew Roh

Sure

seshoumara

Ok, done.

Now that challenge is way easier!

Matthew Roh

Done

Alternatively we could just start the discussion in chat but we somehow agreed not to :\

can we use iframes in profiles?

Anonymous

@MatthewRoh One way to find out

Matthew Roh

09:41

If not, Is there a method of input other than clicking?

Anonymous

Though I'd expect not, since profile text is markdown

seshoumara

@MatthewRoh Consider me blind. Didn't realized you're the OP, hence the ping :))

Anonymous

Without the ability to use HTML input or JS scripting, I'm pretty sure hyperlinks are the only option

Matthew Roh

@seshoumara XD

Yep, doesn't work.

oh wait no, its img + a

Jonathan Allan

heh funny how as soon as it's all made clear it's closed as unclear...

Matthew Roh

09:49

Oh [Profanity]

Anonymous

@JonathanAllan I kept my close vote on because of a lack of test cases

Jonathan Allan

I have cast a reopen

@Mego OK

Anonymous

3 test cases is not nearly enough to cover all of the possibilities

Anonymous

Well, 4 now

Jonathan Allan

Yeah I see your point. Although now the spec is clear there is less need for them.

Anonymous

09:52

There is always a need for test cases

Matthew Roh

:O I made a close button in my profile

Anonymous

Some test cases that would be useful:
4 cases with one question each, where the questions all have different statuses
More cases with mixed statuses
More cases with more-varied vote counts

Anonymous

Also, considering the fourth test case, what's the requirement for precision for the output? Is a fraction acceptable as output?

Anonymous

This is why we say to use the Sandbox

Matthew Roh

@Mego right

Jonathan Allan

09:55

Speaking of which I have two questions that have been in the Sandbox for weeks with 0 votes and 0 comments. Sandbox never does anything for me it seems.

Matthew Roh

@Mego 5 under floating point, fraction is acceptable

Anonymous

@MatthewRoh I don't know what the first part of that answer means

Jonathan Allan

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Back-To-Front Permutation Index code-golfsequencepermutationssorting Sandbox Question: Is the sorting tag appropriate, even though the wiki says "intended to be solved by sorting, ordering, or otherwise organizing some set of data." For main... The Challenge Given the number of items, n...

Matthew Roh

5 digits under floating point

Anonymous

You mean 5 digits past the decimal point?

Anonymous

09:57

So does that mean rounding or truncating?

Anonymous

Would the last test case be 0.77777 or 0.77778?

Matthew Roh

rounding

Anonymous

How is rounding done? Half-up? Half-to-nearest-even?

Matthew Roh

Half-up

Jonathan Allan

Most questions do not specify what type of fractional output is or is not acceptable - the default would surely be "within native type", and "exact fractions acceptable", no?

Anonymous

09:58

These sort of things are what the sandbox is for

Anonymous

You've posted 4 challenges so far. Of those 4, one is a dupe, and two are closed as unclear (currently). That's a pretty strong sign that you need to use the sandbox.

Matthew Roh

Yeah (but there were times I just post on main and its accepted by people, I think my brain isnt performing much as those days)

Anonymous

@JonathanAllan The standard that I use for my challenges that involve non-integer output is that inaccuracies due to floating-point imprecision are fine, but other inaccuracies aren't. In other words, the output must be at least as precise as the output from doing the calculation with single-precision floats. Exact fractions are always at least as precise as floats, and often are more precise.

Anonymous

But that's not a site-wide standard

feersum

I'm writing a language that compiles to LLVM and can't seem to get the optimizer to do anything.

I have some IR that makes a bunch of pointless loads and stores, but they are still there after going through opt.

Maybe I have to add more flags besides -O2 or whatever for it do something.

seshoumara

10:29

Rounding half-up would turn a simple dc script into a very complicated one for nothing: dc -e"5k7 9/p" gives .77777! I'm sure dc isn't the only language doing that.

@Mego I agree with you regarding allowing inaccuracies due to floating-point imprecision

New Sandboxed Posts

10:51

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Chemistry 101 Question Given the atomic number of an element in the range [1-118] print out the group and period, separated by a single space, of that element as given by the following Periodic Table Of Elements. For elements in the Lanthanide and Actinide series, (ranges [58-71] and [90-103])...

0

A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Chemistry 102 Question Given the atomic number of an element in the range [1-118] print out the chemical symbol, honouring capitalization, of that element as given by the following Periodic Table Of Elements. [Source] Test Cases | Input | Output | | 1 | H | | 33 | As | | ...

seshoumara

11:17

How many reopen votes are needed to remove the "on hold" status?

Jan Dvorak

5

seshoumara

What other edits are necessary for codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/112282/… to be reopened?

it currently has 3 votes

Jan Dvorak

then waiting might suffice

Jonathan Allan

more examples might help, as that was Mego's reason for leaving close vote on.

Matthew Roh

12:10

We can turn off CVs?

cancel*

Jan Dvorak

Turn of, no; Retract, yes.

Matthew Roh

Nice

btw its reopened! (yay!)

Jonathan Allan

12:30

@MatthewRoh probably still worth adding some more test cases though :)

Stewie Griffin

Comments on this cops and robbers post? (Currently in the sandbox)

Erik the Outgolfer

12:55

@muddyfish The Pyke interpreter is down.

TuxCopter

13:14

Hello

Ductr Tape

I only need to fit 3 more instructions in my ><> program, soo close!

Ductr Tape

13:48

1 ~ to go

Fatalize

Stack Overflow is such a joke

"How do I do this? Note that I don't care whether the structure is good or bad, I can't change it" => "You should change your structure"

From a 500k rep user

Jan Dvorak

It doesn't benefit the asker, but it does benefit other readers

Mitch Schwartz

@DJMcMayhem would you mind linking me to examples?

Ductr Tape

Damn, I hope with the bounty on the unknown turing completeness question no-one will run off with the idea I'm developing

Mitch Schwartz

including which other site they were a part of before coming here

seshoumara

14:02

can a mod see a deleted comment?

Mitch Schwartz

i've seen people complain about trivial answers getting too many votes, although it seems their reasoning is largely based on the idea that winning (e.g. choosing the golfiest language for the task for the sole purpose of getting the lowest score out of all languages) and getting high vote counts are interesting goals, which is a bit strange to me

New Main Posts

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Q: Cops: Crack the regex - Make a snake

This is the cop's thread. The robber's thread is here. Write a code that takes an input n and creates a n-by-n "snake matrix". A snake matrix is a matrix that follows this pattern: 3-by-3: 1 2 3 6 5 4 7 8 9 and 4-by-4: 1 2 3 4 8 7 6 5 9 10 11 12 16 15 14 13 The exact outpu...

regular-expression cops-and-robbers matrix

1

Q: Robbers: Crack the regex - Make a snake

This is the robber's thread. The cop's thread is here. A snake matrix is a square matrix that follows this pattern: 3-by-3: 1 2 3 6 5 4 7 8 9 and 4-by-4: 1 2 3 4 8 7 6 5 9 10 11 12 16 15 14 13 Your task is to write a code that takes an input n and creates such a matrix, in ...

regular-expression cops-and-robbers matrix

Stewie Griffin

@MitchSchwartz I'm not entirely sure what you're trying to say, but I'm one of the users that complain.

Mitch Schwartz

i'm responding to DJMcMayhem's "I have noticed a common pattern of people coming to PPCG from other golfing sites and quickly getting frustrated and/or leaving because it seems like the points have nothing to do with golfing ability." and asking for examples

Stewie Griffin

Getting high vote counts isn't an interesting goal by itself... Getting recognition from time to time other users for posting something clever or something I've worked a lot on is something I do appreciate...

Fatalize

14:07

ais523 made such remarks, for example

That's a recent notable example

Stewie Griffin

@MitchSchwartz Ok, i thought it was just a random comment :P I didn't see a "This is a reply to..."

Mitch Schwartz

i hope i don't misrepresent ais523 here, but from what i can tell he's almost the exact opposite from me: ais523 is very motivated by playing the reputation game, whereas i find the reputation game offputting at best, and disgusting at worst

Ductr Tape

Is there a better way than 84* for pushing a space in ><>?

Riker

@Fatalize ah kk

@WheatWizard haha no wonder showcase won

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Q: C# code doesnt work

(google translate) Dear Friends.İ am new.İ have a C# code.But doesnt work. Error: processed killed. Code is correct for online C# rextester.com.Please Calculate this code on your computer.İ can not. http://rextester.com/RQD97824

c#

TuxCopter

14:18

@NewMainPosts So many İs

Mitch Schwartz

i don't even think that votes really should be any sort of deep reflection of the quality of the post, because i think people simply don't have enough time to read a lot of answers thoroughly unless they are very simple answers

AdmBorkBork

@MitchSchwartz Speaking for only myself, but I'm not too hung up on the points number next to my name. I have a lot (currently 50th overall), and I have plenty to do what I want to do on the site (vote, edit, delete, bounty, etc.). So, that's not the problem. The problem I have is that votes are an easy (and highly visible) way to account for recognition among my peers here. If I write something, and it doesn't get votes, it translates as "my peers did not like this."

Mitch Schwartz

we have limited lifespans, for the moment at least

AdmBorkBork

(part 2) That's frustrating when I spend a significant amount of effort on golfing something. It's more frustrating when something trivial happens and that gets a lot of recognition.

Mitch Schwartz

speaking in a somewhat extreme way, i think people could get a deeper appreciation of answers by (and i don't suggest that people should do this, as it takes too long, which is my point) looking at the score and language and seeing if they can match or beat the score without looking at the code; and then read the code thoroughly such that they basically understand every part of it, and could e.g. write the code on their own if they stopped looking at the answer and just went off memory

Matthew Roh

14:24

Why do I get inspirations for questions from weird things like bubble-wraps?

Mitch Schwartz

i think that regardless of how stingy people are with their votes, we still have the situation that writing a post takes effort, and casting a (up)vote is effortless

you can accidentally vote for something if you are trying to scroll the screen on mobile or something and hit the screen wrong

you can't accidentally write a complicated solution with explanation by hitting the screen wrong

AdmBorkBork

@MitchSchwartz For the most part, I do this (or something similar). Since there aren't many PowerShell golfers around, however, I tend to compare/contrast against Python and JavaScript, as those tend to be roughly the same code length for a given challenge. I don't think I could write the Python or JavaScript, though.

@MitchSchwartz A million monkeys ... ;-)

Riker

14:55

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Q: How do I show my wounds to Robbie?

I have a quest that says I can get some more upgrades from Robbie. Now I went to the location and found him, however he wants me to show him my wounds I've gotten 100 years ago. What exactly does he mean? How do I show him my wounds? There is a Guardian near the laboratory and I thought it migh...

zelda-breath-of-the-wild

the answer to this is hilarious

made by an unregistered user named 'Swagmaster420boiiii'

user165474

Probably one of the shortest upvoted and accepted answers (not counting code-golf solutions...)

Riker

lol

Ductr Tape

15:31

@DJMcMayhem happy f***cking birthday, V!

2

Kritixi Lithos

15:57

@MitchSchwartz True, my attention span is unfortunatly quite short, so I don't get to appreciate great answers sometimes

Matthew Roh

16:08

btw I can't develop processtack that frequently; Would developing in the weekends be fine?

Kritixi Lithos

Sure

I'm also busy

Yet I find time for SE

Matthew Roh

Also, we don't have a method of proper 'input' than mouseX, clicked, etc and assuming its in stack, if we use processing

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Q: Output the decimal time

For some part of history people in France used a decimal clock. with the clock having 10 hour day, 100 minutes an hour and 100 seconds per minute. Though this clock simplified calculations a bit the idea wasn't appreciated by most of the world which used our current 24 hour, 60 minute hour, and 6...

code-golf date

Matthew Roh

btw I found out how to easily solve the P vs NP problem

define that P => NP

Christopher Peart

I can't believe that nobody likes my answer to write a turing complete lang that cannot be proved

cookie

16:16

what is it @ChristopherPeart

Matthew Roh

That 'Newline' thing? I think people just didn't see it..

Christopher Peart

@cookie codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/111092/… this... :P idk what to do I have done my best

people don't find it interesting I guess idk how to make it look cooler

Matthew Roh

You have done a horrible typo

Christopher Peart

wat

Matthew Roh

'incrament'

Christopher Peart

16:18

OH CRAP

Matthew Roh

XD

cookie

lol

Matthew Roh

[insertlennyfaceherelmao]

Christopher Peart

I fixed it

AdmBorkBork

@ChristopherPeart I'm still not understanding how the Legendre conjecture plays into your code. You state Every operator must fall on a number in the Legendre conjuncture but that doesn't make sense.

Christopher Peart

16:21

Hmm trying to edit to have a better way of saying

that

LliwTelracs

@ChristopherPeart You essentially took a language and forced the operators to fall on numbers that belonged to a potentially infinite set. This was discussed in the comments which got moved to a room.

Christopher Peart

@LliwTelracs yes

But the word potentially is the key

Riker

@DJMcMayhem best way to rate 5/7

Christopher Peart

@AdmBorkBork If you take le legendre conjecture and plug in 2 for n. the next prime number between n squared and n+1 squared is the amount of newlines in total that must be before the next operator

LliwTelracs

So here is some discussion about the gimmick that you used for your language

Matthew Roh

16:26

Why does noone even dare to use P=NP as their problem for the language?

LliwTelracs

Because it isn't viable

Christopher Peart

I was going to but idk how it would work

A the beginning have a Boolean saying PequalNP and if it is set to false the code bugs out

Matthew Roh

'A the beginning' XD

btw I know how to solve P=NP

define P=NP.

That means say 'P equals NP' and keep it that way for thousands of years

LliwTelracs

@MatthewRoh I considered using some unsolved problems from a field other than math. The issue is that a large number of the unsolved problems are not possible to program for unless you feel like writing up a research paper on the topic.

Christopher Peart

reddit.com/r/WritingPrompts/comments/5y5srb/…

Mistah Figgins

16:39

@MatthewRoh That's not proving P = NP, that's redefining P to mean NP. They are not the same. The problem has nothing to do with whether or not the symbols are equivalent, but rather what they represent.

Matthew Roh

It's not proved, but it's solved :P

Check Out Tomato

I am now on my new laptop :)

It has a processor that's only 95% as fast as the old one

Mistah Figgins

@MatthewRoh If P = NP, P/P = NP/P, so N = 1 ;P /s

Riker

Jan Dvorak

@Riker hey, where did you find my photo?

Riker

16:52

imgur

@JanDvorak is that actually your photo

Jan Dvorak

from back when I only had 11 eyes, yes

Riker

o_O

@JanDvorak imgur.com/gallery/4YaIO

AdmBorkBork

@ChristopherPeart Ahhhh. That makes more sense. So, you're only able to continue adding operators to the code iff there is a "next prime number" in that Legendre range.

Christopher Peart

@AdmBorkBork yes

Kritixi Lithos

@MatthewRoh vanilla processing can take input via command line args

AdmBorkBork

17:00

So, the only problem then is that you hope there's not a way to do something like a BrainFuck interpreter in the first couple hundred "Legendre primes". Because if you can write an interpreter before you hit 4*10^18, then it doesn't matter whether Legendre holds true.

DJMcMayhem

17:15

@Riker ....

Riker

i mean it's 5/7 isn't it

LliwTelracs

@AdmBorkBork This explanation from Conor O'Brien should help explain why it isn't necessarily Turing complete

Jan Dvorak

That sounds like plenty of space

Riker

@ChristopherPeart just fyi it's conjecture, not conjuncture

muddyfish

17:34

@EriktheOutgolfer it's been down for the past 2 weeks. I need to find another free hosting solution

Kritixi Lithos

gh-pages?

Check Out Tomato

@muddyfish Try my DO promo code?

@muddyfish m.do.co/c/d3fd804e5fd1

sign up from that link, it gives a free $10

muddyfish

@CheckOutTomato I've already been using it so I can't use another one

Check Out Tomato

oic

muddyfish

@KritixiLithos it requires executable serverside python?

Check Out Tomato

17:37

Kritixi Lithos

ah, I see

Check Out Tomato

why si this happening

Kritixi Lithos

@CheckOutTomato That happened to me once. Refresh your page

Feb 21 at 16:41, by Kritixi Lithos

Who hacked TNB?

mbomb007

@Adnan Does 05AB1E have a continue command that can be used in loops?

Check Out Tomato

17:49

ok wokrs now

Mistah Figgins

What part was not working? the 7 hours ago bit?

Check Out Tomato

yeah

also, the x seconds later

Mistah Figgins

Oh yeah

huh

Riker

@CheckOutTomato happened to me once, I've always seen it where it's been <number> minutes later, but chat says hours later

not sure why though, yeah it's weird

Check Out Tomato

ok

DJMcMayhem

17:54

Stack Exchange and chat will soon be migrating to HTTPS! Report any issues here

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mınxomaτ

I can't search for anything on reddit, but the site works otherwise. Can anyone repro?

Riker

has been reproed

wait, no, it's just really really slow

Kritixi Lithos

meta SE just became https

Riker

yes

mınxomaτ

@Riker Huh, I always get an error. For non-trivial terms that is.

Riker

17:58

hm

Erik the Outgolfer

@muddyfish Yeah, I just noticed because I wanted to golf in Pyke.

muddyfish

@EriktheOutgolfer is completely shocked

Erik the Outgolfer

I have in the past, too.

muddyfish

Well you can download it locally if you want and launch web.py to get the niceish docs or can use TIO

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