The Nineteenth Byte

This question is heavily based off this question, but should pose a number of additional difficulties. Your Task You must write a program or function that, when receiving a string, prints out all possible anagrams of it. For the purpose of this question, an anagram is a string that contains ...

MD XF

Um

user165474

@xnor Oh alright, that makes sense.

MD XF

Does anyone see odd similarities between Gryphon's profile and Foxy's?

...and names, and posts...

user165474

Hm...

Jan Dvorak

Coincidence :P

user165474

12:58 AM

Hopefully :P

ASCII-only

@MDXF And communities

MD XF

Yeah. They're the same person.

Should we have a moderator check if there's any cross-voting?

user165474

@MDXF How do you know?

MD XF

@HyperNeutrino a) having used socks for bad purposes before and b) using socks for not bad purposes now, I can tell

And it's common sense... same communities, same style of writing (except one uses purposefully terrible grammar/spelling), they answer each others' questions, etc.

user165474

Okay. I've never really used a hidden sock before (it's extremely obvious that I have a sock) so I wouldn't be able to tell :P

user165474

1:02 AM

Though that does seem suspicious, I wouldn't be too quick to assume anything.

MD XF

Should we flag something for mod attention?

user165474

From my experience, I wouldn't yet because though it is suspicious, we shouldn't assume anything, and besides, I don't think mods can check for cross-voting, but if it becomes more obvious or even just not less obvious, you could ping a mod here.

MD XF

True, but Dennis has specifically asked us to use flags for stuff that requires moderator attention...

user165474

Okay, if that is the case, then maybe a flag would be a good idea. I'm not sure what to flag though. Hm.

MD XF

Flag for moderator attention :P

There's an option where you can write a custom message

user165474

1:06 AM

No I mean where to put the flag :P

MD XF

Oh, maybe on Foxy's most recent post?

user165474

Maybe.

user165474

I'd say we flag on the same post so what do you think

user165474

Wait a sec

MD XF

I'm gonna look more at their interactions first

user165474

1:07 AM

Gryphon made a comment on Foxy's post saying something about not invalidating answers.

MD XF

And?

user165474

Unless that's intended to make us think it's not a sock, that seems to me like it isn't a sock.

MD XF

They both answered the same question, the only answer Foxy has

Gryphon edited Foxy's post

user165474

...hm

MD XF

How many interactions can there be??

user165474

1:09 AM

(which one)

MD XF

this, looks like Gryphon/Foxy meant to be on Foxy editing it but was accidentally on Gryphon

Jan Dvorak

Could still be homage

MD XF

Gryphon immediately answered Foxy's first question

Jan Dvorak

Although the edit is pretty convincing

MD XF

immediately

I'm not even gonna look into their Worldbuilding interactions

Oh also Foxy's trash post has 1 vote, my guess: Gryphon's

Jan Dvorak

1:11 AM

coworker? :P

MD XF

Husband/wife? :P

But look at the profiles

They're the same, but Foxy uses intentionally bad english and spelling

It's kind of obvious when it's intentional, ya know?

I'm pretty confident they're the same user. I have to go now, so if anyone wants to flag one of their posts (specifically the one they cross-edited) that'd be great. :-)

Dennis

@MDXF General advice: whenever something looks suspicious, just flag it. Chances are, the moderator team has access to more relevant tools and is thus better equipped to look into it.

MD XF

@Dennis Well, I just flagged one. Thanks

Downgoat

@Dennis brb flagging all posts containing 'sheep'

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Dennis

Thank goodness for flag bans.

Downgoat

1:32 AM

flag bans?

Dennis

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A: Allow recovery from flag hellban

Update: Kevin Montrose makes it happen The hell-ban is no more! Long live the verbose, obnoxiously evident ban! Kevin has implemented (more or less) the system described below. Flaggers with a recent (past 7 days) flagging history consisting of at least 10 handled flags where >= 10% of flags we...

Downgoat

:| are you saying flags of blasphemous posts about sheep would not be accepted?

Phoenix

@Downgoat how many sheep related posts even are there?

MD XF

@Phoenix If any, too many

user165474

@Downgoat codegolf.stackexchange.com/search?q=sheep

MD XF

1:42 AM

41 results. I feel like posting something conaining "sheep" just so it's 42

But would that make sheep the answer to life, the universe, and everything?

user165474

Yes. And thus Downgoat would rage-quit PPCG from seeing such blasphemy.

user165474

In comparison, "goat" shows up in twice as many posts

ASCII-only

What's the golfiest way to get null in JS apart from using the literal

user165474

Do you want to find a way shorter than null or just the shortest way not using null?

MD XF

@ASCII-only does 0 work? works in C

ASCII-only

1:44 AM

@HyperNeutrino Not using null

user165474

ok

user165474

Darn, Javascript has undefined and null as separate things.

user165474

Out of curiosity, why do you need it?

ASCII-only

@HyperNeutrino No reason lol, I'm just wondering

user165474

>.< well then again this is code-golf, having a real purpose is not essential to anything we do :P

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ASCII-only

1:48 AM

({}).__proto__.__proto__ works (also document.oncut usually)

user165474

... why would you do that

MD XF

Save too many bytes by using ... null

user165474

...

MD XF

Welp I'm about to lose 200 rep

Downgoat

@HyperNeutrino undefined means something is not defined, null is just empty/null value

user165474

1:49 AM

ah ok

user165474

Darn, var f=a=>a.__proto__;f(f(f([]))) doesn't actually save any bytes

user165474

Also window.onfocus is often null

ASCII-only

@HyperNeutrino Also window.onblur and a lot of other things

user165474

yes

user165474

a lot of window functions are null unless they aren't

user165474

1:53 AM

wait that doesn't mean anything

Riker

@flawr

user165474

?

Downgoat

@HyperNeutrino Quetion: what is try to do?

Riker

ASCII-only

@HyperNeutrino (f=a=>a.__proto__)(f({}))

user165474

1:57 AM

Oh hm.

ASCII-only

@HyperNeutrino ({})[a='__proto__'][a]

user165474

Oh nice I did not know that syntax worked

user165474

>.< why is js so weirdddd

ASCII-only

@HyperNeutrino Only Python is weird, in a lot of C-derived languages assignments evaluate to their value

user165474

true

user165474

1:58 AM

well actually originally being a java programmer i'm used to that

user165474

I try to do that too much in python and fail ;_;

MD XF

Is it bad that I have 34 commits in the first not-even two days?

ASCII-only

@MDXF Yes, pls commit less

MD XF

@ASCII-only I didn't mean to but ... well, see the chat, bugfixes and much-needed improvements and such make up most of those

ASCII-only

@MDXF Well yeah but please at least do 10 bugfixes at a time if there are that many bugs pls

MD XF

2:03 AM

@ASCII-only Well, people were actively writing code in it and required the bugfixes immediately

If @LeakyNun deletes his fork I'll squash a lot of them

user165474

What if he gets a spoon

Leaky Nun

@MDXF ??

MD XF

unless force-pulling across forks is a thing

@LeakyNun I have too many Triangular commits

but if I squash them it will invalidate your fork

Leaky Nun

btw I just created another

MD XF

PR?

Leaky Nun

2:07 AM

yes

Downgoat

@MDXF do you mean git merge -X theirs upstream/master?

MD XF

@LeakyNun Why'd you put backticks around four-spaces-indented code?

Wait nvm you space-formatted it and removed backticks

user165474

guys

user165474

i have an english presentation tomorrow

user165474

and i will be rickrolling everyone

user165474

2:16 AM

from their OWN computers }:-D

Downgoat

@HyperNeutrino pls do goat version of rickroll :3 :3 :3

user165474

no

user165474

(plz don't downgoat me)

Downgoat

brb uber-downgoating you

user165474

noooooo not like thissss D:

user165474

2:24 AM

downgoat is being r00d

Downgoat

quetion: why are you a neutrino but have benzene as avatar

user165474

sigh I have been asked this question too many times

user165474

Because I feel like it.

user165474

And I like hexagons.

Destructible Lemon

hexagons are pretty cool...

@HyperNeutrino like twice?

ASCII-only

2:29 AM

@HyperNeutrino Then why not change your name

Destructible Lemon

4 times actually?

ASCII-only

@HyperNeutrino s/s/y/

> r00d

Oh no it's a leetspeaker

user165474

1337 :3

Destructible Lemon

@HyperNeutrino 5/1/31/

user165474

@ASCII-only Because I use this username a lot (as in in one place) and I like it :3

user165474

2:34 AM

31I73

user165474

I 4M 4N 3LIT3 C0D3R

user165474

@ASCII-only No hexagony is agonizing

user165474

@HelkaHomba Wait idea, if I take the interpreter for a language and remove some bytes to solve the program, can I claim to have a negative score? :D

ASCII-only

@HyperNeutrino No

user165474

:(

ASCII-only

2:40 AM

That's like taking most of an interpreter away and just keeping the prime checking function

user165474

aww well it was a decent try

Destructible Lemon

@HyperNeutrino nope

Helka Homba

@ASCII-only the rule would be you can't write any of your own code, just remove bytes in the interpreter (no rearranging, no adding)

user165474

@DestructibleLemon y sew mean

Leaky Nun

why on earth are sew and sow pronounced the same

user165474

2:43 AM

We got bored of having 5 vowels so we decided to make a bunch of them sound the same.

Helka Homba

@LeakyNun same reason leak and leek are

user165474

Leeky Nun?

user165474

Leaky Nun

@HelkaHomba same reason? No. In GVS /ow/ became /aw/ (that's why we pronounce "down" as /dawn/)

and /ew/ becomes /ju/ (that's why we pronounce "new" as /nju/)

user165474

queue -> kju?

Leaky Nun

2:45 AM

@HyperNeutrino yes. silent "e" at the end. "qu" pronounced as "k".

user165474

Ah ok

user165474

welp anyway got to go work on stuff now, o/

MD XF

3:05 AM

Did Martin mark this as a dupe before he was a mod?

Leaky Nun

@MDXF it would seem so.

user165474

@MDXF lol the deleted answer though

MD XF

Haha it's true though...

Everyone upvote this pls (not mine)

ETHproductions

@LeakyNun GVS?

Leaky Nun

@ETHproductions great vowel shift

ETHproductions

3:19 AM

Ah

I don't know much about the history of languages. Never thought this would be the place I learn :P

So... "bite" was pronounced "beet" 600 years ago? Interesting

Leaky Nun

@ETHproductions yes, in a simplistic sense.

ETHproductions

Yeah, I'm sure it wasn't that simple

Leaky Nun

and "beet" was pronounced /be:t/ 600 years ago

/e/ is a sound that doesn't exist in modern UK/US English

you may find it in Australia/NZ

and of course, French and German.

ETHproductions

Huh, lemme see if I can find a sound file for it on the Wikipedia page then

Leaky Nun

treat it as halfway between /i/ as in (beet) and /ε/ (as in bet)

Phoenix

3:27 AM

Was "door"" ever pronounced like "doom", I wonder.

ETHproductions

@LeakyNun That's about what I got

Phoenix

Probably

Leaky Nun

@Phoenix why would it be?

Phoenix

Because of its spelling

Leaky Nun

why would the "r" be pronounced like "m"?

ETHproductions

3:27 AM

I think the point is the "oo" would be long

Phoenix

@LeakyNun I was talking about the oo

Leaky Nun

@Phoenix no, you got it the other way round

"doom" was pronounced like "door"

ETHproductions

Similar to "dome"?

Leaky Nun

the "r" prevented the sound from changing

@ETHproductions similar, yes. same, no. This is in the same vein of people pronouncing French é as /ei/ in English...

people just can't do /e/.

ETHproductions

Nothing is ever exactly the same when comparing old and new pronunciations :P

Leaky Nun

3:29 AM

@ETHproductions certainly.

@Phoenix just look at its spelling. "oo" means a long "o".

(that is, until GVS changed "oo" to a long /u/)

GVS?

great vowel shift.

The Great Vowel Shift was a major series of changes in the pronunciation of the English language that took place in southern England, primarily between 1350 and the 1600s and 1700s. Through the Great Vowel Shift, all Middle English long vowels changed their pronunciation. English spelling was becoming standardized in the 15th and 16th centuries, and the Great Vowel Shift is responsible for many of the peculiarities of English spelling. == History of analysis == The Great Vowel Shift was first studied by Otto Jespersen (1860–1943), a Danish linguist and Anglicist, who coined the term. ==...

Phoenix

Right

TBH I'm just disappointed we don't have thorn anymore. So much time and effort lost writing out th when we could have just had a simple loop.

Leaky Nun

θorn?

write it as theta lol

Phoenix

3:32 AM

wat no

Leaky Nun

IIRC, Icelandic preserved the thorn.

@Phoenix I can't type thorn.

Phoenix

þorn

ETHproductions

@LeakyNun Hence why it's still in the first 256 code points of Unicode

Phoenix

That looks... uh...

Leaky Nun

@ETHproductions I see.

ETHproductions

3:33 AM

Rather than being relegated to some historic section

Leaky Nun

so downgoat would be pronounced as /downgɔ:t/

Like modern "got"?

yes, but longer

like downgoot?

@Downgoat eh... not really

"oa" represents /ɔ:/, "oo" represents /o:/.

Downgoat

3:47 AM

:| just to clarify: pronounced: "down" - "go" - "t". not "down" - "got", or "down" - "goo" - "t"

:| apparently swift sort is faster than C sort with unsafe float point ops

ETHproductions

So today I was on a Windows 7 computer that had some Yahoo search toolbar program, and a somewhat fishy message popped up

It looked something along the lines of this:

Phoenix

@Downgoat downgroot

ETHproductions

(Excuse the poor photoshop skills, I photoshop with MS Paint)

I just about clicked the OK button, but then I noticed

So I clicked the word "here" and the pop-up respectfully disappeared

Leaky Nun

@Downgoat the "down" would be like the "done" in "condone".

and "goat" is lengthened "got".

Phoenix

donegot

ETHproductions

3:52 AM

What I want to know is why the heck developers are allowed to hide the Cancel button in the middle of the text itself

ASCII-only

4:09 AM

@ETHproductions O_o

@ETHproductions A bit like HTML, I guess?

ETHproductions

I guess

It shouldn't be allowed though IMO

Of course, I've no idea what they'd do to stop that...

user165474

Mobile chat is weird :I

user165474

It's not too bad though, in my opinion.

MD XF

It's awful

user165474

I expected worse.

MD XF

4:15 AM

Well it might be due to the fact that I was using it on a custom phone the one time I tried it

user165474

Possibly. By the way, did you hear back about the potential sock thing?

MD XF

@HyperNeutrino Not yet, I'll check my flag replies

user165474

Alright. I'll do the same.

MD XF

pending

user165474

wait how do i check

MD XF

4:20 AM

https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/users/flag-summary/<your user ID here>

user165474

oh ok thanks

user165474

yup pending

user165474

hmmm i only have 1 declined flag

user165474

and that's because i was being dumb and flagged one comment too many and you can't comment unflag

user165474

ooo i finally got the curious badge!

MD XF

4:22 AM

I have two

one was an accident

Oh good job, mine still hasn't loaded :I

user165474

rip

user165474

took me long enough

user165474

i had 5 times the required amount of received questions

MD XF

I probably have 10

(total good received questions, not times)

user165474

ah ok

user165474

4:27 AM

Hi @Riker

user165474

How do I make websites think my phone is a computer?

user165474

Oh wait found out

user165474

*it

user165474

I can't edit things because now my phone's on the desktop chat site and this is even worse

ETHproductions

"found out" works too :P

user165474

4:31 AM

sure :P

user165474

i was mostly trying to use discord without needing to download it

user165474

but the formatting makes it unusable because desktop is not compatible

user165474

so i gave up and I'll just check tomorrow night

MD XF

What timezone?

user165474

the one that's around half past midnight

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user165474

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user165474

yeah edt

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user165474

lol OP tried finding it but didn't find the dupe

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