lol my tag badge progress on code-golf (the meta tag) is -5/100 score
tfw you see that a question's been singlehandedly deleted by a non-mod so you check the profile and it's a user with 1 rep, and then you realize that it's OP lol
@totallyhuman Hammering is only for people who have experience. Usually, their unilateral decisions align with the community. It speeds up the process and allows askers to edit/fix a lot more quickly, as well as get crap closed sooner.
No, not really. You're assuming that close and reopen votes are essentially exact opposites, but what you're not noting is that one of the close votes is from a user with much more experience on this site, and all 5 of the reopen votes are from users with less experience. Also, 5 reopen votes??? And it's closed??? Or was the hammer after the 5 reopen votes?
@Christopher: There's actually nothing wrong with the controller. It's because both of my bots contain one critical "kill switch", which is that it will always split if it has an empty hand. thus, one bot is just killing the larger hand and the other bot is splitting the smaller hand, until the larger bot can't hammer the smaller bot, in which case the smaller bot will attack the larger bot's smaller hand, also not hammering it. Then the larger bot can hammer the smaller bot. Etc, never ends.
@Phoenix It's not that important, thanks for trying, lemme focus on fixing my interpreter instead of being able to check my markdown without committing
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@DJMcMayhem you're CnR challenge is so great, because the cops do some cool stuff, and then the robbers are all like This is probably not the intended solution, but it works.
Slowly converging zigzag
Given a single positive odd integer as input, return a converging zigzag as a list of strings, list of lists of characters, or newline-separated string, in this form:
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You can replace # with any consistent non-whitespace cha...
or, I could delete it so that it doesn't clutter the starboard because fun fact: we've had issues with the starboard and I would like to not contribute to that (second time today that I said "I'm stupid", it got starred, and I deleted it).
CMC: Given 2 numbers, a and b, calculate the recursive Fibonacci number of $a^b$. For example, if b = 0, just output a. If b = 1, return fib(a). If b = 2, return fib(fib(a))
Let's say you have some text, and you want it to send it to your friend, but you don't want anyone else to read it. That probably means you want to encrypt it so that only you and your friend can read it. But, there is a problem: you and your friend forgot to agree on an encryption method, so i...
The challenge is to find a string of characters that cannot appear in any legal program in your programming language of choice. That includes comments, strings, or other "non-executable" parts.
Challenge
Your program may be specific to a particular version or implementation of your language's ...
Goal
Given an input number, round it off to the nearest number with one significant figure.
Requirements
Input
A floating point number.
Assume the input number results in an output within the data type's limits (ie. ignore overflow errors.)
Output
The nearest number that consists of one ...
Write a function that takes a string of letters and spaces (no need to handle non-letters) and performs the ANNOUNCER VOICE translation algorithm as follows:
First, uppercase everything.
For each word,
Elongate each consonant cluster except the first by tripling each letter.
Elongate the fina...
@HyperNeutrino It is a well-known fact that the following terms, despite their origins, are gender-neutral: Dude, Guys, Bro, Gurl, Dog, Dawg, Fam, Bruv ;)
Wtf, Python's round function intentionally returns 20 when rounding 25???
values are rounded to the closest multiple of 10 to the power minus n; if two multiples are equally close, rounding is done toward the even choice
@EriktheOutgolfer that'll be why Jelly's builtin doesn't work too
Very often I encounter a statement but can't find the exact reference: on a closed surface with non-positive constant curvature (e.g. a flat torus or higher genus surface with constant negative curvature), there does not exist any contractible non-constant closed geodesic. First, is this statemen...
Latest example: Hopefully it'll be gone soon.
Over the past few days I've noticed an increase in spam/off-topic questions and answers. The community itself seems to handle these very quickly (probably for lower rep thresholds to perform certain actions). Which is a very good thing, so that these...
I have two non-parallel line segments and I want to join with an arc of an ellipse such that the orientation of the line segments coincide with the orientation of the tangents of the ellipse at the points joined by the ellipse.
How can I find the equation of the ellipse. If there are more than o...