The Nineteenth Byte

12:00 AM

in talk.tryitonline.net, 7 hours ago, by Dennis

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Adám

@Dennis Ah, that's why. I was wondering.

Zachary T

Wait ... if you have function that can change the result?

Adám

@ZacharyT help.dyalog.com/16.0/Content/Language/Primitive%20Functions/…

Zachary T

I feel stupid, disregard my last comment.

isaacg

@ZacharyT The one which Pyth has which you don't have is O, which multiples the complex number by a random float between 0 and 1. I've never seen it used, so you probably shouldn't add it.

Zachary T

12:12 AM

That ... seems useless.

Oh crap, random!!!

Crap!

Would it be reasonable to do like jelly does and have a random choice, or should I add a random between numbers somehow?

Destructible Lemon

I'm gonna try that automorphic number challenge, but I need to figure out modulus (should be simple) and length of a number

totallyhuman

In which language?

Destructible Lemon

Sad-Flak

I think it will be division for length

also I think for arbitrary modulus, I need to figure out square root

Jim

@isaacg How do you test if a string starts with a prefix?

Like .startswith() in Python

isaacg

xzQ

0 if yes, nonzero otherwise

Where z is the string and Q is the prefix.

Jim

12:17 AM

@isaacg Thanks!

@isaacg Wait, shouldn't x return the first occurrence of Q in z?

Oh, sorry

I got it

Destructible Lemon

brb implementing square root in Sad-Flak

DJMcMayhem

@DestructibleLemon I'll do it in brain-flak for the heck of it. Is input guaranteed to be a square?

Wheat Wizard

@DJMcMayhem I have that lying around somewhere (for input may not be square).

Destructible Lemon

@DJMcMayhem yes

DJMcMayhem

Don't show me yet

I wanna do something similar to my last brain-flak answer

(difference to next square)

But I'm gonna write it from phone

Uriel

12:29 AM

@DJMcMayhem even better, use a T9 keyboard to type it

Wheat Wizard

You are going to write that from your phone!? If you can do that I will be extremely impressed.

Destructible Lemon

it is probably easier in brainflak

by easier I mean shorter

totallyhuman

Hmm

Somebody do it in brainfuck

That would be impressive too

Also, out-golfed by xnor

Every single time ;-;

Uriel

@totallyhuman esolangs.org/wiki/…

DJMcMayhem

@WheatWizard Try it online! Pretty damn short too, if I do say so meeself

Wheat Wizard

12:33 AM

@DJMcMayhem Ah you get to assume the input is square.

I can do that in 20. You want to see?

DJMcMayhem

Yeah. That would be a lot harder otherwise

@WheatWizard holy crap! Sure.

Wheat Wizard

tio.run/##SypKzMzTTctJzP7/v1qjujYaiDWBWENTM1aztrr2/39LAA

DJMcMayhem

Beautiful

That should have been obvious

I feel like anytime ({}) exists in a chunk of brain-flak code, but isn't extraneous, the answer is always impressive

Popping empty stacks is another really used but super cool trick

Wheat Wizard

Its used for trippling stuff pretty often

or even doubling (({}){})

Destructible Lemon

this was my first attempt

Downgoat

12:37 AM

Question: what should compiler-found errors be called (Compiler Errors? Syntax Error?)

DJMcMayhem

That's true, but it looks different just sitting by itself

Destructible Lemon

Try it online!

Downgoat

example: var a: Int = "test"

like you can't assign string to int

so should i call that a syntax error like java

Wheat Wizard

Probably not

DJMcMayhem

@WheatWizard how long is your answer that works for non-squares?

Uriel

12:38 AM

@Downgoat I think you can. It's a wrong grammar after all

Wheat Wizard

Generally I would say that syntax errors, should be for when a program is not spanned by the languages grammar

@DJMcMayhem I'll have to find it, give me a second

Destructible Lemon

hmm, you have shown me my way was backwards

Wheat Wizard

@DJMcMayhem I just found this which gave me a chuckle

Here's the non-square squareroot

its not at all golfed

Leaky Nun

2.44??

sqrt(6)=2.44948974278

wow, float.

Wheat Wizard

the 3 is digits of precision

Leaky Nun

12:41 AM

sure

DJMcMayhem

Oh, I was just thinking it would be integer square root

Wheat Wizard

how would that work for non-squares?

Destructible Lemon

taking your golfs, I have gotten my square root down to 29 bytes

DJMcMayhem

@WheatWizard That is pretty funny. It's also cool to see how far the brain-flak population has gotten. Until recently, there's no way I could have written my 30 byte equivalent, or even comprehended your 20

@WheatWizard just floor(sqrt(n))

Wheat Wizard

Hm, I can't think of a clever way of doing that

Destructible Lemon

12:45 AM

Try it online!

DJMcMayhem

I feel like it could be done in 80-ish

Destructible Lemon

I have improved by using wheat-wizards thing

@DJMcMayhem it definitely could

I know how

actually it could in sad-flak

I'm not sure in brainflak

it could work in sad-flak, but not brain-flak?

how long is a program to determine if a value is truthy in brainflak?

DJMcMayhem

@DestructibleLemon BTW, I just looked at sad-flak docs. I don't know anything about woefully, but sad-flak looks awesome! I'm very impressed :)

Destructible Lemon

@DJMcMayhem thanks

a sadflak to do floor(sqrt(n)) might be shorter than the brain-flak program

mostly because of multiplication? IDK

possibly not

but it involves doing square roots of squares, then checking if the values are equal to the original number

DJMcMayhem

@DestructibleLemon one question though: when does jump happen? You said that anything after the jump is still executed. Does this mean (())≤()≥ and ≤()≥(()) are exactly equivalent?

Destructible Lemon

12:49 AM

basically you figure out when it goes negative, then return, subtract one

@DJMcMayhem yes

Wheat Wizard

@DJMcMayhem Here's ceil(sqrt(x)) in exactly 80 bytes.

Destructible Lemon

and they can both be golfed to

DJMcMayhem

Ok. Or better yet ≤(())≥

Destructible Lemon

(≤()≥)

@DJMcMayhem ninja'd

DJMcMayhem

Almost

Slightly different

Destructible Lemon

12:50 AM

actually I'm not sure who got ninja'd or whether we both did...

DJMcMayhem

No one. We had different snippets

Destructible Lemon

@DJMcMayhem anyway, the entire line is always executed each time

DJMcMayhem

What would ≤()≥≤()≥ do?

Wheat Wizard

Here's ceil(sqrt(x)) in 70

... and here's it in 60 (I'm quite proud of this one)

totallyhuman

o0 you keep golfing in decrements of 10

Destructible Lemon

12:58 AM

@DJMcMayhem ≤()()≥

the line pointer is separate from the ip, as you might call it

the line pointer points at the next line, not the current line

totallyhuman

this answer seems to be asking "why not?"

Destructible Lemon

(<>){{}}≤≥

that is a square number program

beat that, brainflak

totallyhuman

that's a bad comparison

:P

Destructible Lemon

um, the brainfuck to sad-flak is pretty easy?

nah probably not

any easier

um, it doesn't take 3 bytes or 1 byte for ascii input?

actually that isn't it

(<>)({{}})≤≥

fixed

the square+n is easier even

Downgoat

@ASCII-only I think I figured out what is porblem in VSL tokenizer, whatever is tracking the position is ignoring spaces. idk why though, the tokenizer code looks fine

Destructible Lemon

1:07 AM

actually, I might be able to make a square root just by checking all the possibilities

DJMcMayhem

@DestructibleLemon That's a really good distinction to make. You should clarify/name both of those in the docs, it'll make it a lot more intuitive. Something like The LP is the current line counter. ≤N≥ increments the line counter by N. The IP is the line currently being executed. It's always the first non-empty line after the LP

Destructible Lemon

ok

will do after I finish floor root

I posted the wrong link in chat!

totallyhuman

oh noes

HyperNeutrino

1:35 AM

aaaaaahhhh google material design guidelines say "don't avoid <bad stuff>" so much and it annoys me >.<

Downgoat

Question: Does anyone know difference between PCRE and PCRE 2

I can't find an exact list of changes

Dennis

@HyperNeutrino Context?

HyperNeutrino

I mean, it's not exactly "don't avoid doing this", it's more like:
------

Don't

Avoid doing this

Destructible Lemon

@WheatWizard this does ceil(sqrt)

Wheat Wizard

yes, that was the intention

Destructible Lemon

1:48 AM

o

Wheat Wizard

(see the message before that one)

Destructible Lemon

ok then

Dennis

@HyperNeutrino That's not context...

HyperNeutrino

@Dennis Did you want a link?

Destructible Lemon

there are do's and don'ts, and the don'ts use words like avoid, with double negatives

HyperNeutrino

1:53 AM

darn i closed it

^^ yeah that's what i meant

Dennis

@HyperNeutrino Well, if you're talking about it, you might as well show us what you're talking about.

HyperNeutrino

material.io/guidelines/components/…

and then Ctrl-F "Avoid"

It's not really a double-negative the way they intended it but it looks awkward, at least to me.

Destructible Lemon

things that sad-flak does not greatly: nested loops

Dennis

Don't: Avoid using the term avoid in Don't sections.

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HyperNeutrino

>.> but yes :P

Don't: To avoid confusion, avoid "avoid" in Don't sections and don't avoid not creating double negatives.

Leaky Nun

2:04 AM

@HyperNeutrino let's make a CMC

HyperNeutrino

ooh sure.

Did you set your profile picture to transparent?

Leaky Nun

no I didn't

HyperNeutrino

...

either you did or my computer is being weird

Leaky Nun

my avatar is imported from facebook

HyperNeutrino

oh wait it reappeared

Leaky Nun

2:07 AM

so there might be some difficulty displaying it

@HyperNeutrino and by "let's" i mean "you"

HyperNeutrino

ah i see

@LeakyNun >.< ok will try to think of one

Leaky Nun

lol

HyperNeutrino

CMC: Given a list of words, output the string formed by taking the first letter of each string (lol this is probably too easy, I'll try to think of a better one)

Hyper Neutrino -> HN, Leaky Nun -> LN

DJMcMayhem

@HyperNeutrino I believe òldw would work in V

I haven't tested it though

HyperNeutrino

yup :)

DJMcMayhem

2:12 AM

Cool

totallyhuman

lambda s:''.join(i[0]for i in s.split())

HyperNeutrino

@totallyhuman lambda s:''.join(zip(*s.split())[0])

DJMcMayhem

Pure regex solution is much longer: Try it online!

HyperNeutrino

@DJMcMayhem o i c. also too many unprintables :P

DJMcMayhem

True

Expanded is :s/\<.\zs.\{-}\>\s*//g

HyperNeutrino

2:16 AM

uh wat

this just deletes everything except the first letter of every word?

DJMcMayhem

Yeah

Wheat Wizard

@HyperNeutrino Thats real clever, It took me a while.

HyperNeutrino

Ah. Cool.

@WheatWizard thanks :) yeah zip is cool

Adám

@HyperNeutrino APL: ⊃¨ Explanation: ⊃ first of ¨ each.

Wheat Wizard

I love zip. The zip splat combo is genius. I should golf in python 3 more often

DJMcMayhem

2:19 AM

@HyperNeutrino Jelly, 3 bytes: ḲḢ€

HyperNeutrino

I personally find the zip splat combo annoying. Personally zip(list) would be much shorter, and much more commonly used.

@Adám Nice. Wow shorter than jelly

@DJMcMayhem implicit '' joining :))) :P

Christopher

Does anyone else have a light hearted debate about anything rly and people just assume you really care about what is going on? It is super annoying, people can't have light hearted debates anymore

sheesh

Dennis

@HyperNeutrino I think the APL and Jelly solutions interpret list of words differenly.

Wheat Wizard

@HyperNeutrino I prefer the current behavior. Most the time I am just doing zip(a,b) in which case it would be annoying to have to use the [..] every time

Dennis

@HyperNeutrino There's no joining involved. Jelly's strings are lists of characters internally. Jelly doesn't have a dedicated string type.

(Unless you exploit some bugs.)

HyperNeutrino

2:22 AM

Oh. Nvm then :P (I remember you posted something about a bug exploit for golfing that would break normal programs but could be used to golf)

@Dennis Hm. Interesting. I find myself using zip(*array) much more often. Maybe depends on what we use it for :P

Dennis

Yeah, this shouldn't happen.

DJMcMayhem

Oh yeah, I guess I don't need to split

HyperNeutrino

Strings in Anyfix are just Python strings :P I'm not sure if that would eventually cause issues but I'm not going to continue working on it anyway.

Dennis

How come?

HyperNeutrino

How come I stopped working on it, or how come it might cause issues?

Dennis

2:27 AM

The former.

Riker

the dwarf fortress wiki has got to be the best wiki ever:

> Diggor Mortis: when a Dwarf with a pickaxe decides that digging where they shouldn't is a bloody good idea.

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HyperNeutrino

Ah. It's because the Anyfix Notation is too hard to use, and the way the language is structured, it doesn't actually add anything to Jelly. For many simple problems, Jelly answers will actually work in Anyfix, and for harder problems, Anyfix can't do them without like 10 stack swap operations.

I had another idea similar to a tacit structure that I'd like to do instead that would be able to do more complex tasks.

MD XF

@HyperNeutrino what was going on with your account?

Riker

iirc it was tl;dr: somebody thought he was under 13 based on something he said, and reported him to SE, who froze his acct, but he got it un-nuked and we're all good now

HyperNeutrino

It got deleted due to age restrictions, then merged back into my chatbot account after I contacted SE and they found out it was a mistake on their end.

@Riker not frozen, deleted

42649 no longer exists

MD XF

2:33 AM

@HyperNeutrino Oh man. Because you were <13 when you created your account?

HyperNeutrino

Yes :I You remember from chat, right?

TL;DR, they just went into the database and set the owner for every action that 42649 ever did to my current account.

Dennis

Except votes. :(

HyperNeutrino

Deleted posts aren't included, so none of my deleted posts belong to this account any more :D

musicman523

you should just go back through all of PPCG and vote on everything the same way

HyperNeutrino

@Dennis Yes, unfortunately :( I contacted them asking about that because it affected like literally everybody here, but they haven't contacted me back about anything yet.

@musicman523 I'd get rate-limited really hard, and it would be quite difficult to replicate it.

Caret Reply doesn't work well when there's lag :(

welp gotta go finish up something, be back in about 15 minutes

ಠ/

Wheat Wizard

2:37 AM

@HyperNeutrino I wouldn't worry about it, as far as I know noone lost more than 200 rep. So its really only a days worth of rep. We're just glad you got your rep back :)

feersum

So the widely held assumption that there is a 0-day statute of limitations on being under 13 is not true?

HyperNeutrino

@WheatWizard Thanks :) But yeah, still kinda disappointing.

@feersum What exactly do you mean by a 0-day statute of limitations on being under 13?

Dennis

2:52 AM

Once you're 13, you're no longer under 13.

musicman523

That seems....true.

Adám

@Dennis Prove it!

HyperNeutrino

@Adám 13 < 13 is false

But wait so as long as they don't catch you before your birthday, you're safe? :P

Wheat Wizard

Now prove it in Propositional Calculus.

Adám

@HyperNeutrino Not true: tryapl.org/?a=13%3C13%3D0&run

HyperNeutrino

2:56 AM

:o looks confusing

@Adám sigh this joke again? :P

Wheat Wizard

@Adám We should have a program to check them. I'd do it but my computer is currently checking all the even numbers to make sure there aren't any primes hidden somewhere.

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musicman523

please, try more obvious star trolling I love it

HyperNeutrino

Let me guess, < is not less-than?

Dennis

Way off.

Adám

@HyperNeutrino It is. ANd = is equals.

HyperNeutrino

2:59 AM

Now, if only the site would load...

Adám

@HyperNeutrino What site?

HyperNeutrino

The tryapl link

Adám

@HyperNeutrino Really? Works for me.

HyperNeutrino

Finally loaded >.>

Adám

@HyperNeutrino Try it online!

HyperNeutrino

3:02 AM

But 13<13 gives 0.

...

@Adám Nice try

Adám

@HyperNeutrino Took you a while.

Dennis

OK, but why does that happen?

HyperNeutrino

@Adám To be fair, I went to keep working on my website until I realized "wait, order of operations" :P

xnor

i think the divisor sum question needs a fastest code challenge

@Dennis

hint, hint :-)

Dennis

Ah, that could be fun.

HyperNeutrino

3:15 AM

I just upvoted a bunch of the answers on that challenge. I really hope I don't get tracked as serial voting because like 75% of the answers belong to the same user >.>

Dennis

@xnor Just to be clear: you're saying I should make one?

xnor

yup

Dennis

Good. Wouldn't want to steal your idea because of a misunderstanding. :P

Wheat Wizard

Does anyone here play Infinifactory?

xnor

@Dennis twas your idea :-)

HyperNeutrino

3:17 AM

Wait (x,y)->¬((x|y)&¬(x&y)) is an RO? hm i feel dumb lol

Dennis

Ha! Yeah, sort of.

feersum

@HyperNeutrino That after being over 13, you would not be banned for using the site while under 13 at some point.

Downgoat

Question: does windows support rm -r?

HyperNeutrino

Ah. Okay. Well, some people might have not seen pursuing undeletion worth it, especially lower rep users, and in fact if I had kept my "mouth" shut in chat I might not have been noticed, but that's probably not a rule since I was allowed to continue on SE

Also I just realized something awesome :D

Since I got my account deleted and only recovered PPCG, SO, and Math, that means that I no longer have any affiliation to CR! :D

(cc @Mego) I managed to wash away the heresy; I think the 600 degree shower worked :D

musicman523

CR==Code Review?

HyperNeutrino

3:21 AM

yes

musicman523

why're you happy that you're gone from there?

HyperNeutrino

it's a joke :P CR is that weird place where they care about readability; here, we just care that it's short

musicman523

ah

HyperNeutrino

I didn't ask to recover CR even though I had +3/-0 answer score total there

Destructible Lemon

3:45 AM

I'm gonna make a new square root in sadflak

hmm, it will be different if 0 is valid...

this is harder than I thought

HyperNeutrino

4:30 AM

> The best thing about a boolean is even if you are wrong, you are only off by a bit.

lol

Leaky Nun

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someone upvoted every one of my answers here

and then i hit repcap

HyperNeutrino

that would be me; I upvoted like almost every answer there :P

not all of them but most

Destructible Lemon

4:51 AM

I'm back. my mum took the computer and xbox controller because i didn't want to do the stupid stemcel thing

controllers*

my kindle has abrowser

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officialaimm

5:41 AM

What is a repcap?

Challenger5

You can only get 200 rep per day.

(Ignoring bounties and the rep bonus from people accepting your answer).

Erik the Outgolfer

@Dennis alright then I'll use the term :P

Mr. Xcoder

8:14 AM

@LeakyNun I also did upvote all your answers :))... I tend to upvote every answer posted to my challenges unless they're golfless.

Okay, who abused stars once more?

Leaky Nun

@Mr.Xcoder ya but it was yesterday

Mr. Xcoder

@LeakyNun Someone likes your style then :P

Destructible Lemon

I made a new square root program but it was ~2 times as long ;_;

Try it online!

I had a twenty nine long one before...

:P nine would have been insane

Destructible Lemon

8:58 AM

oh man, I can't even get that one anymore ;_;

oh wait I was running it in the wrong language >_>

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@WheatWizard In brainflak, how would you tell if a number is negative?

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Wheat Wizard

([({}<(())>)](<>)){({}())<>}{}{((<{}>))<>{}}{}<>{}

Destructible Lemon

ok can you explain this (and how it works)?

Wheat Wizard

maybe

Mr. Xcoder

9:22 AM

I don't know if it's interesting enough to post ^

Wheat Wizard

I'll take a look I don;t remember off the top of my head

Destructible Lemon

wait, I think there is a simple short way in sad-flak

that cannot work in brainflak

Mr. Xcoder

@DestructibleLemon Are you trying to create / Have you created a sad replicate of Brain-flak?

Destructible Lemon

already made

github.com/Destructible-Watermelon/Sad-Flak

try to keep up ok :P

Wheat Wizard

Here's an explanation of sorts

Destructible Lemon

9:25 AM

squaring will be used probably

Wheat Wizard

@Mr.Xcoder It might be interesting, but I don't personally find it very interesting.

Destructible Lemon

;_;

this did not work how I intended

@WheatWizard why is it not interesting?

Wheat Wizard

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Destructible Lemon

you have cut me real deep, wheat wizard

Wheat Wizard

@DestructibleLemon I think we are talking about different things

Mr. Xcoder

9:31 AM

@WheatWizard Yeah, I didn't know what to say either

Wheat Wizard

I'm not talking about sad-flak

Destructible Lemon

o ok

Wheat Wizard

9 mins ago, by Mr. Xcoder

I don't know if it's interesting enough to post ^

Mr. Xcoder

@DestructibleLemon If it Sad-Flak wouldn't be interesting, it would become Depressive-Flak

Destructible Lemon

-1 starbait

Mr. Xcoder

9:33 AM

@DestructibleLemon I see it's on TIO already (and probably has been for a couple of days now)

Destructible Lemon

actually not a couple I don't think

it is pretty recent

Mr. Xcoder

@DestructibleLemon Starbait? Nah, I have better things to do...

Destructible Lemon

I keep feeling like there should be a simpler way to do this with multiplication and stuff

Try it online!

14 bytes longer than brainflak... I feel like I could get shorter by converting the brainflak

multiplication doesn't seem to be helping me beat brain-flak at tasks too much

Leaky Nun

9:51 AM

@DestructibleLemon what does it do?

Destructible Lemon

it squares the number, then it square roots it, then checks if the root of the square is the same as the original

wait I just realised it could be golfed probably

wtf is there a bug in my interpreter again?

I have made a change that should be a golf but it isn't working properly

aha! I golfed it

Try it online!

who starred "what is a repcap?"

Jim

10:13 AM

Is this problem a known math problem?
https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/128168/plant-trees-on-a-golf-course

Destructible Lemon

also I have made it stack clean now I think

also I need to figure out how to do modulus good

also for the compiler chain the base will be a bf derivative with interactive output

Jim

@StewieGriffin As the author of this post, has your problem a name in the mathematical domain?

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Destructible Lemon

not again

give us a name change already, SE!

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is there any other site that has to put up with this?

feersum

@DestructibleLemon ... Stack Overflow?

Destructible Lemon

10:25 AM

no I mean people coming here and asking off topic questions because the name is bad

feersum

Probably a lot of them.

Destructible Lemon

also there are very few other sites that didn't get a design after graduating

and Law has a decent name

Stewie Griffin

@Jim I guess it does... But I have no idea what that word is... :

I'm not a mathematician, not even close...

Destructible Lemon

10:43 AM

I'm gonna have to make a division thing too

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TuxCopter

ld : architecture i386:x64-32 of input file "obj/boot.o" is not compatible with output i386:x86-64

Destructible Lemon

I'm posting this in chat for easy retrieval

TuxCopter

ಠ_ಠ

Destructible Lemon

(<>)(<>)(({})(<({{}})>))≤()≥
({}(()()()()()){}(<({}())>))(<>)
({}(<≤()≥>))(<>)({<>})
(({}[({})({}())]))≤[[]]()≥
{}({}{()})([])≤≥

this is not a working program

this is my work on the automorphic number challenge

totallyhuman

@NewMainPosts bet somebody's gonna come up with a math formula for that

Destructible Lemon

11:39 AM

uh oh my sign program doesn't work for 0

Destructible Lemon

11:53 AM

I forgot how difficult esolang programming is

dangit

New Meta Posts

12:35 PM

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Q: Does the OP have to explicitly state the winning criteria?

If a challenge is tagged with code-golf or fastest-code, do you really have to say that that is the winning criteria in the question? It seems pretty obvious, just by looking at the tags, right? After all, we don't say "this is a discussion" on questions tagged with discussion, do we? However (j...

discussion support asking-questions winning-criteria

Jim

12:56 PM

Pyth question: can't figure out how to efficiently test if all numbers in a list are equal

[1,2,3,4,5] => False

[1,1,1] => True

TuxCopter

How to prevent gcc from adding the gcc 'watermark' in the generated binary?

New Main Posts

1:08 PM

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Q: Make it explode!

Take a matrix of positive integers as input, and make it explode! The way you explode a matrix is by simply adding zeros around every element, including the outside borders. Input/output formats are optional as always! Test cases: 1 ----- 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 -------------- 1 4 5 2 ----- 0 0 ...

code-golf matrix

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