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12:01 AM
@Mego I was the oldest person there, my birthday that would have made me too old happened in the first week of camp. Almost everyone else there was better at math than I am now. As in, tiny 12-year-olds doing calculus.
 
@Mego :-D
 
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NO_BOOT_DEVICECaptcha Capture image-processing test-battery parsing Captchas aren't meant to be machine-readable, and that's terrible. It is time to end this obvious bout of unfounded hatred for machines just trying to let you know about great deals on ṗḧ@ṛḿ4ćëüẗ1ċäḷṡ ƻđȺɏ. Note: All captchas were made by u...

 
12:57 AM
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Aidan F. PierceShortest substring to guarantee an error code-golf (Other tags TBD) Find the shortest possible string in the language of your choice which cannot be part of any valid program that runs without erroring (i.e. with an exit code of zero). Additionally, each character in your string must be allowed...

 
1:36 AM
@NewSandboxedPosts an open (
ah, I get it
cannot be part of a program
so not even in a string literal
I bet we have that alreadty
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Q: Find an Illegal String

nneonneoThe 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 ...

 
 
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3:15 AM
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A: Convert a number to Hexadecimal

FireCubezJavaScript, 17 bytes x=>x.toString(16) Y'all using your fancy esolangs to golf everything. Looks like JavaScript can catch up though, heck it even tied with APL!

 
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Q: Need contributions to my new Programming Language

Eduardo HoefelMy name is Eduardo and I'm a Computer Science student from Brazil, finishing college by the end of this year. My undergraduate thesis is about the programming language JAEL that I'm developing for Code Golf challenges. The source code and documentation are available at GitHub and an interpreter i...

 
@ConorO'Brien does this violate the spec? I think it does but other answers (including the accepted) use "to base 16" builtins
 
Yes I think, because no built-in functions
I wanted to make a down-vote but that will also deduct my rep...
 
add a comment then
 
commented
 
3:28 AM
IMO it's always better to leave a comment even if you do downvote
 
true
I received a downvote in my challenge proposal but there wasn't any comment about what's going on
Should I also mention that the OP actually asked for the logic behind?
 
 
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Q: Assembly looping program

Daniel JohnI need an assembly language program that loops until it reads a top value of zero. On each looping, it asks the user for a number n, which is assumed to be positive, and prints out the sum of the 1st n integers

 
 
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6:36 AM
uhhh does SE not have noopener on post links O___o
 
6:47 AM
boi I'm loving the ungraduated site theme still
 
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Addison CrumpGenerate some rough numbers number-theorycode-golf Background A number n can be described as B-rough if the prime factors of n strictly exceed B. The Challenge Given two positive integers B and k, output the first k B-rough numbers. Examples Let f(B, k) be a function which returns the se...

 
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Jo KingGame of Lives king-of-the-hill cellular-automata game-of-life In this king-of-the-hill, your goal is to create a GOL (Game of Life) pattern that creates the most live cells after \$n\$ steps. The twist is, you will be competing against 3 other patterns on the same playing field at the same time...

 
 
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12:02 PM
@DJMcSpookem ^
 
12:19 PM
@Adám Done.
 
@Dennis Thanks!
 
1:04 PM
I seem to be missing something.
 
1:19 PM
@jaytea Why do I keep reading your avatar as /⍒/ instead of /☤/ ?
 
1:34 PM
is there someone with a number-theory affinity who wouldn't mind taking a look at this challenge proposal?
 
If we only have to support real-valued arithmetic functions, I'd make that clear from the beginning.
 
@Adám I didn't actually know there was a character for it - thanks!
 
@flawr Actually, your examples only show integer-valued functions. Is it OK if we support only those?
 
 
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3:17 PM
Complete works of Shakespeare in one twitter image: theverge.com/2018/11/1/18051514/…
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Luis felipe De jesus MunozChallenge 2 - Which major scale is this This is a continuation of the previous challenge Is this a Major Scale (or equivalent) As we saw in the previous challenge, we have 7 notes C, D, E, F, G, A, B. All of them can be increased a semitone using the sharp symbol # or decreased a semitone using...

 
I'm having a mental block right now, so I was wondering if anyone wanted to take a stab at this:
Write a *recursive* function to *print out* the first N fibonacci numbers
The "normal" recursive fibonacci doesn't work since when you go to call f(N-1) and f(N-2) you print out everything *twice*.
 
3:32 PM
Perhaps f(N-1,1) + f(N-2,2) and only print if the second arg = 1
 
@Pavel It's horrible, but it technically works: Try it online!
Although it's nowhere near as horrible as the standard recursive fibonacci that takes eons for any relatively large number
 
Nice!
 
 
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5:42 PM
@Dennis right, I'll see if I can find some interesting non-integral examples, but if not I'd probably allow that too.
 
 
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Erik the OutgolferImplement LogiMuxi The language LogiMuxi is, as its name suggests, a programming language based on multiplexers. Built-in gates M(A,B,C) (Multiplexer): If A is 0, returns is B, otherwise returns C. R() (Random): Returns either 0 or 1 uniformly randomly. I() (Input): Reads a bit from STDIN an...

 
 
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Q: Repeat this GCD operation

Misha LavrovProblem A3 from the 2008 Putnam competition says: Start with a finite sequence \$a_1, a_2, \dots, a_n\$ of positive integers. If possible, choose two indices \$j < k\$ such that \$a_j\$ does not divide \$a_k\$, and replace \$a_j\$ and \$a_k\$ by \$\gcd(a_j, a_k)\$ and \$\text{lcm}(a_j, a_k)\$...

 

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