The Nineteenth Byte

12:02 AM

@ASCII-only the source of light is moving, right? so those two angles must be changing too

I figured out how to measure the angle. The angle 0<theta<=90 formed between the other endpoint, the endpoint in question, and the point in question (in that order) should be maximized. This should be done on each endpoint of the mirror. Then, since the portion shaded depends on the angle, the maximum angles should determine the region that is always in shadow.

totallyhuman

12:18 AM

Sorry, was afk getting married. — histocrat Sep 7 '15 at 14:03

10/10

Zacharý

@totallyhuman Congr...I'm years late in saying that.

tfbninja

Chat Mega Challenge: Turn this site into atari breakout with a google extension or equivalent

Anonymous

12:39 AM

Chat not-as-mega challenge: implement SequenceMatcher.ratio for two strings

DJMcMayhem

@totallyhuman That's hilarious

Reminds me of this:

Aug 1 '16 at 2:29, by Mego

I got married yesterday. 10/10 would recommend, 0/10 would not do again.

Zacharý

Congr... I'm late again.

Anonymous

@EsolangingFruit A slightly better approach is a = product(factors); b = filter(lambda x: x not in factors and (a+1)%x==0, primes_up_to(a+1)); print(b)

Anonymous

12:55 AM

primes_up_to(n) is O(n) with the sieve of Atkin

Pavel

@Mego Isn't a string already a sequence in Python?

ngn

1:12 AM

@Mego so what's the advantage? only that you're not testing whether a's prime factors divide a+1?

Neil

@Pavel ES6, 18 bytes: a=>a.map(e=>e+e%2)

Pavel

@Neil s/map/Select to get a C# solution.

Christopher

Trying to think of a CnR challenge

HyperNeutrino

I wouldn't recommend you actively try to think of a challenge in a specific category; if any ideas come to you that might fit into a few categories, decide which category to use, but don't try to think of a CnR challenge just for the sake of having a CnR challenge.

Christopher

I want one XD

Anonymous

1:19 AM

@Pavel Yes. I meant in other languages

Christopher

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Text to Brain-Flak Your challenge is to turn text input to brain-flak code that will output the text. Tutorial taken from here with permission here Brain-Flak has two stacks, known as 'left' and 'right'. The active stack starts at left. If an empty stack is popped, it will return 0. That's it....

Another call for feedback

Anonymous

@ngn Yeah, it's a very slight improvement

Christopher

@DJMcMayhem that is so good actually

HyperNeutrino

-1 for the part about the shuttle run ಠ_ಠ /s

Anonymous

Since a and a+1 are coprime

Christopher

1:20 AM

@Mego the quote ^^^ i replied to is so good man. Like wow. I am actually blown away by the goodness of it

H.PWiz

Except that there are obviously faster ways to find prime factors

HyperNeutrino

You need way more test cases @Christopher

If you're going to make it [tag;test-battery] (if I remember the definition of that correctly), you need a lot more test cases.

Christopher

@HyperNeutrino Those are not the test suite

Those are sample textx

HyperNeutrino

> Test cases (these will determine your score)

Christopher

forgot to change that XD

ngn

1:21 AM

@Mego I'm not even sure it's an improvement. In order to save log(a) "%" operations, you're introducing a/log(a) "not in" operations.

HyperNeutrino

Oh I see in the bottom of your post your note about releasing it 1-2 weeks later :P I read large text over small text and if they conflict I usually misread the small text to make it match the large text

Christopher

I fixed big text

HyperNeutrino

> Optimization for test cases is not allowed

a bit hard to enforce, no?

also I edited to make the format a bit nicer to read

Christopher

not hard to enforce

tfbninja

can you get a shorter way to get 7224 on the stack for pyt? I've only got 2ᴇ4/⬠ᵽ5+

lul @mudkip201 ↑

Christopher

1:42 AM

Where is a flakker when you need one :(

HyperNeutrino

What do you need flaker for

I can flak, just not well lmao

Just put a challenge in the Sandbox (won't post because NSP will do that soon)

Destructible Lemon

ok so... what if i made a language like lost but certain necessary-for-tc commands cause the command pointer to be randomised again

i'm thinking this might be a decent idea

HyperNeutrino

oh god why do you do this to us

Christopher

one sec

Destructible Lemon

@HyperNeutrino because i can

ok so

I'm going to modify my current language plan to just have every single obliviator obliviate all of the program state except memory storing blocks

should be fun

Christopher

1:48 AM

Jan 2 '17 at 5:49, by Mego

> A friendly message from The Name of All that is Good and Holy: Hello! This is The Name of All that is Good and Holy. Before you think of making your own extension to this language, here's another idea for you to consider: Don't! For the love of me, please don't make another derivative of this language! Unless you have something truly new to contribute, it's been done a million times before and will probably make it worse than the original.

@DestructibleLemon read that

Destructible Lemon

that's for brainf*** though

and it's for making unoriginal ideas

I have something new to contribute either way

Christopher

still

Destructible Lemon

no... the point of that message does not apply

it's not about difficult languages

it's about unoriginal bf derivatives

Pavel

@Christopher Says the guy who made pain-flak

Christopher

@Pavel I made pain-flak and that was a gift to this world, holds back tears as Pain-Flak threatens my family if I don't keep telling how good it is

Destructible Lemon

1:51 AM

alright, so, two things

what will the language be called?

and also what sort of control flow should i use

HyperNeutrino

make the pointer reorientation commands (^v<>) randomize position but not direction, and make commands do different things based on which direction the pointer is facing

Destructible Lemon

i feel like that is a different idea altogether

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Sum on a Fenwick Tree! code-golf array-manipulation Background Information: What is a Fenwick Tree? A Fenwick tree is a way of representing the prefix sums of an array of numbers (basically, it makes it easy to get the sum of a contiguous run of numbers). While a normal array has O(1) access ti...

HyperNeutrino

@NewSandboxedPosts ty NSP

Destructible Lemon

i think that there can be an negative/positive/0 checker thing perhaps?

Wheat Wizard

2:03 AM

@DestructibleLemon Bewildered

Destructible Lemon

cool

Esoteric Programming Languages

A room for discussing, creating, using, golfing and discoverin...

i might discuss in that room

Οurous

3:00 AM

Why does esoteric so often have to imply "novelty" or "frustrating"?

HyperNeutrino

because normal usable languages are usually practical :P

Anonymous

@Οurous Because normal programming languages are designed for usability (PHP notwithstanding). To be esoteric is to shun the typical design goals.

HyperNeutrino

esolangs are usually designed to be weird and weird languages are usually frustrating because most coders are used to normal usable languages

@Mego I don't think PHP counts as a "normal programming language" anyway :P

Anonymous

It's more of a sequence of mistakes

HyperNeutrino

PHP is the sum of an infinite series of mistakes

infinite sums \o/

Anonymous

3:02 AM

And that sum converges to 5.4

HyperNeutrino

lol

Οurous

@Mego As a string, despite there being no strings in the series.

Anonymous

@Οurous But if you look at it too closely, it turns into 5

HyperNeutrino

isn't there PHP 7.2.3 already though

Anonymous

Yeah but PHP 5.4 is still used worryingly commonly

HyperNeutrino

3:04 AM

oh huh ok

the programming competition run by the nearby university allows submissions in PHP :P as well as Pascal for whatever reason

but not something like Ruby

Οurous

I'd honestly rather program in malbolge than PHP 5.4. They're both irritating but one makes sense.

ASCII-only

@Οurous okay then, write a server in malbolge :P

HyperNeutrino

I haven't actually even really used or even seen PHP code much before. I tend to not look at it too much :P

Destructible Lemon

when did they remove string rounding errors?

HyperNeutrino

PHP 7.2.30000000000000000000000004

Οurous

3:07 AM

@ASCII-only you'll be able to read my paper on it in a few decades :P

Destructible Lemon

@HyperNeutrino i don't think so. it wasn't that recent

HyperNeutrino

@DestructibleLemon I don't actually know, I'm just picking a random version I know and adding a bunch of zeros and then a digit to the end of it :/ was a joke lmao

ASCII-only

:/ I'm trying to debug infinite recursion but it doesn't appear that the function causing the recursion is executing at all

Οurous

Wait darn we really are on 7.2. I need to update the WordPress server again.

Destructible Lemon

@HyperNeutrino ok but string comparisons had rounding errors in them for multiple major versions

Οurous

3:09 AM

@ASCII-only compiler bug handling the recursion?

HyperNeutrino

oh what ._. how does that even work

Destructible Lemon

casting strings to floats before comparing them

HyperNeutrino

0/10 WHY lmao

ASCII-only

@Οurous this is Python, a.k.a the-snek-that-must-not-be-named

Anonymous

When I say that PHP is the worst language in existence, it is not hyperbole

Anonymous

3:11 AM

arr["5.4"] === arr[5.4] === arr[5]

HyperNeutrino

;# is better than PHP? (I mean ;# is probably not considered a language so nvm)

@Mego that disgusts me... :P

honestly why ;-; even JS can do better

ASCII-only

I'm sure someone is going to come along and say "When I say that JS is the second worst language in existence, it is not hyperbole" >_>

Anonymous

@HyperNeutrino Very low bar there

HyperNeutrino

wait arr[2.3] is undefined instead of erroring

ASCII-only

@HyperNeutrino obviously?

HyperNeutrino

3:12 AM

OH GOD WHY DID I TRY THAT

Anonymous

That's because array keys can only be strings or integers

Destructible Lemon

@Mego my goto thing would be string rounding errors existing for multiple major versions

ASCII-only

@HyperNeutrino JS uses string keys for arrays

HyperNeutrino

now uh

what... ok that's weird

@ASCII-only oh that actually makes sense. ok thanks

Anonymous

And if the string looks like a number, it is cast as a number, then floored

HyperNeutrino

3:12 AM

but like JS has mixed arrays/dicts and it looks dumb

ASCII-only

foo[{}] === foo['[object Object']]

Οurous

@ASCII-only ah. Well can't help you much there.

HyperNeutrino

because like a = [1, 2, 3]; a[2.3] = 4; a gives [1, 2, 3, 2.3: 4] o_O

@ASCII-only send code?

ASCII-only

@HyperNeutrino here

HyperNeutrino

how tf do you sign in to cloud 9

ASCII-only

3:16 AM

@HyperNeutrino you need a credit card if you signed up after July 2016

HyperNeutrino

ok? i don't see any option for that

I try to sign in with GH and it takes me to a username/email + password auth page

i can't log in to that

if I click the cat then it takes me back to the previous page

which contain two signin buttons which do the exact same thing

Anonymous

IIRC GitHub auth for c9 has been bugged for a long time

Οurous

"give this website your credit card to see if you can help me"? I have faith it isn't as bad as putting it like that makes it sound.

HyperNeutrino

can i just have like TIO or hastebin link or something lik that

Destructible Lemon

what's the deal with needing a credit card for cloud nine

ASCII-only

3:19 AM

@Mego I always sign in using GitHub though

Destructible Lemon

@Οurous how would it not be novelty?

it ceases to be an esolang as soon as it's not novelty

ASCII-only

@Οurous Well, describe a language that would be esoteric but neither novelty nor frustrating

@HyperNeutrino link

HyperNeutrino

where is the infinite recursion being caused?

Destructible Lemon

from the esolangs wiki: "An esoteric programming language, or esolang, is a computer programming language designed to experiment with weird ideas, to be hard to program in, or as a joke, rather than for practical use. "

ASCII-only

test with ./charcoal -c '**(getvar "q", evalvar "Range" [5])' (caused by wolfram.py:132)

Destructible Lemon

3:25 AM

if it were for practical use and designed normally, it wouldn't be an esolang

ASCII-only

@DestructibleLemon I'm sure Ourous knows that though

Destructible Lemon

mhm

Οurous

@ASCII-only yep. While I'm looking, do you have a more concrete set of criteria for me to use than the excerpt by Destructible Lemon?

HyperNeutrino

I can't even install regex ಠ_ಠ

Destructible Lemon

@Οurous i would say that it has to be designed for novelty?

HyperNeutrino

3:28 AM

#include "Python.h" fails

Destructible Lemon

which sort of includes the novelty of being able to write short programs i guess

ASCII-only

@Οurous see the one and only Esolangs Wiki :P (Basically, a language 1. not designed for practical use, and 2. implementing an idea which would never be considered for a practical language)

Anonymous

@HyperNeutrino Do you have the Python dev package installed?

Destructible Lemon

but is scratch an esolang, if you consider it is for novelty instead of practical use?

ASCII-only

@DestructibleLemon Golflangs aren't really esolangs imo

Anonymous

3:29 AM

@ASCII-only Golflangs are definitely esolangs. Extreme brevity usually doesn't allow practicality for general use.

HyperNeutrino

@Mego I don't think so. I just did sudo dnf install python-devel and it still fails for the same reason; is that the right thing to install?

anyway brb o/

Anonymous

@HyperNeutrino Might be python3-devel

HyperNeutrino

yep lol

0/10 using Gdrive instead of GH

@ASCII-only seems to just print the code string itself :/

brb

ASCII-only

@HyperNeutrino oh yeah add <space>-v to the end

Riker

@Pavel since you're going to the dota thing, have you been to insomnia before?

I watch the stream of it but I've never been personally

ASCII-only

3:47 AM

Oh yeah also when I try to use pdb it still recursion errors even though I set a breakpoint at the start of the function

ASCII-only

4:05 AM

never mind. i was being an idiot

Destructible Lemon

I started a project for an interpreter chain but it has stagnated

not interpreter, compiler, i mean

i think it might be a good idea to reboot that, perhaps restarting from the bottom, seeing as it was only like one or two languages

maybe we can use brainflak instead of brainf*** instead even

except that doesn't have interactive i/o

maybe i'll leave the current repo but start a new one in case the one other contributor cares at all about it

actually maybe i'll just make the new one on my github instead of as a group thing

Pavel

4:23 AM

@Riker No... Actually haven't heard of it.

Downgoat

4:52 AM

What's a reasonably complex program that a language should be able to implement as a measure of completeness

Manish Kundu

Can somebody help me golfing this more? codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/156967/…

I am sure this could be brought down to below 100 bytes.

DLosc

@ManishKundu Unfortunately, there's a bigger problem, which is that your code itself has to be non-discriminating in this challenge.

Manish Kundu

damn it i didnt see that part.. .:/

removed that. sorry

DJMcMayhem

@ManishKundu Even though it's invalid, here's -6: Try it online!

CMC: That challenge but without restricted source

@ManishKundu I got it down to 70 :)

Manish Kundu

5:10 AM

thats cool. also looks like i could make it valid by adding some un-necessary characters

DJMcMayhem

Actually, I have two different ways to get to 69

DLosc

@DJMcMayhem My Pip answer but without the no-ops :P

Manish Kundu

lel. i am also writing the code on mirc..

DLosc

(It's possible that is the shortest way to do it... I'm not 100% sure yet though.)

DJMcMayhem

Haha, I came up with a third way to get 69

Manish Kundu

5:17 AM

lol

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Q: Tips for golfing in C

What general tips do you have for golfing in C? I'm looking for ideas that can be applied to code golf problems in general that are at least somewhat specific to C (e.g. "remove comments" is not an answer). Please post one tip per answer. Also, please include if your tip applies to C89 and/or C99...

DJMcMayhem

67: Try it online!

quartata

@Downgoat a (good) brainfuck interpreter is probably not a bad idea

be sure to handle nested loops properly

ASCII-only

6:28 AM

holy crap it works

read: holy crap it's not broken anymore

Downgoat

6:51 AM

@ASCII-only btw good news: Class compilation, ifs, strings, functions, variables, and returns all compile now :D

see slack for hackmd on abi btw

user202729

Q: Can I use the sandbox to sandbox things that are not challenges?

ASCII-only

@Downgoat O_o

@user202729 No

@Downgoat also isn't it super late rn

Downgoat

yes

user202729

But QFT was sandboxed in the sandbox IIRC...

A way to view user's old profile image.

and username, without being a mod.

ASCII-only

7:33 AM

@user202729 Well... if you have no reason to then don't. The only reason QFT was there was because it was a largish project and that was the most convenient place to put it (okay, it wasn't, but I'd say it's less bad than putting other things since QFT was such a massive project)

Mr. Xcoder

9:01 AM

@DJMcMayhem 64 bytes

And 57 bytes outputting via exit

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9:38 AM

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Generalized subset-sum problem code-golf Given a positive integer m (modulo) and a list of number (multiset) A = a1, a2, ..., an where 0 <= ai < m for all 0 < i <= n, output the largest s such that there exists s disjoint subset of A and each subset sums to 0, modulo m. Test cases m, [a...] ...

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Q: Link to the main site

OK Maybe I am really dumb and fail to see something obvious, but I am not able to find a link to the main site (i.e. codegolf.stackexchange.com) in the non-mobile view of this meta site. I can find the link at the bottom of the page in the mobile view, or find the link to the right of the edit bo...

feature-request

Lembik

10:48 AM

hi all

hi @Mr.Xcoder

Mr. Xcoder

Hello

Lembik

do you think there will be an amazing J answer to my challenge?

as someone who knows more about golfing languages than me

Mr. Xcoder

1) J is not a golfing language 2) There might an amazing submission if the J experts hover over your challenge... Why?

user202729

People tend to think that whatever language that is shorter than their favorite language is a golfing language -- no, they're not.

Manish Kundu

11:24 AM

codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/59347/… can this be further golfed?

i waned to get rid of that argument inside the while loop :P

user202729

... What language is that?

Manish Kundu

mIRC scripting language, also called msl

user202729

Any documentation?

Manish Kundu

mirc.com

you can look at the mirc help file..

wait i will give a link

Lembik

@Mr.Xcoder codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/96847/9206 is what I was thinking of

Manish Kundu

11:33 AM

made it to 13 bytes with recursion :D

Lembik

@Mr.Xcoder which solves a similar problem awesomely (in a golfing sense)

oh and.. we need more answers in bash!

Mr. Xcoder

That’s Digital Trauma’s job!

Manish Kundu

@Lembik more answers in msl too.. thats way too rarely used.

Lembik

@ManishKundu hmm... msl?

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIRC_scripting_language ?

Mr. Xcoder

>___>

Manish Kundu

11:37 AM

i guess quite underpopular too.. lol

Lembik

but everyone uses bash!

(who isn't a windows person)

Mr. Xcoder

I don’t.

Lembik

it has literally millions of users

Mr. Xcoder

And I am a mac person :)

Lembik

@Mr.Xcoder ah :) what is the default shell on mac?

Mr. Xcoder

11:38 AM

Well... bash

Lembik

:)

I just checked that while learning echo $0

which I had never used before

so I learned some new bash :)

Lembik

11:50 AM

@Mr.Xcoder do you think you would be able to implement the new definition of a Hafnian in python at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hafnian ? It looks much faster

I don't know how to get all 1-factors (perfect matchings) on the complete graph easily

Manish Kundu

@Lembik yeah that one.

Lembik

@ManishKundu :)

Mr. Xcoder

Hmm, who edited it

I'll check it out as soon as I can

Lembik

ShreevatsaR

he is very clever

@Mr.Xcoder thanks!

he/she is very good at math to be more precise

Mr. Xcoder

Oh I think I know them. The guy/girl with ~30k on Math.SE?

Lembik

11:53 AM

yes!

the new method looks like it should be hugely faster

Mr. Xcoder

Oh wow that's much simpler (mathematically speaking)

Lembik

right!

Mr. Xcoder

When it comes to programming, though... it seems far more complicated

Lembik

ah :(

it would at least be nice to test if it gives the same answer :)

Mr. Xcoder

I know how to generate K_{2n}

However I am not sure how to implement the set of perfect matchings

I'll try

Lembik

11:57 AM

to any mods, the sandbox is still missing from codegolf.stackexchange.com

@Mr.Xcoder cool!

Mr. Xcoder

@Lembik It is featured though, there's not much they can do I think

Lembik

@Mr.Xcoder how do you find it now?

Mr. Xcoder

Go to meta and click the "active" tab

user202729

Assume there is exactly one file with abc extension in the current folder and an executable named a, would ./a < *.abc be a valid command?

(I can type it in the bash prompt but I can't put it in a sh file)

Lembik

@Mr.Xcoder thanks

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Q: Learning programming, please help me with the below question

0 0 1 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 1 2 3 2 1 0 0 1 2 3 4 3 2 1 0 write a script / program that prints the lines above. Please make the script/program flexible that it can expand to 1000 lines printing similar pattern with minimum changes.

java

0

Q: associating resistors with short circuits

If I4 = I, what is the voltage between A and B?

electrical-engineering

ASCII-only

@user202729 why can't you pit it in a sh file

Mr. Xcoder

@NewMainPosts ಠ___ಠ

Manish Kundu

lol

user202729

About bash shell expansion - when will them be expanded? (<-- please don't answer that I'm rubber duck Google searching)

He is a programmer, he dosent explain how to do it. please tell me what concept this is, i will search and start learning there. — Rakesh Roshan 2 mins ago

Should I?

(our off-topic rule says that we should not help the OP anyway)

In this case - "find a Java tutorial, binomial coefficient".

(are my comments on off-topic NMPs better now?)

So this is my problem.

Mr. Xcoder

12:15 PM

@user202729 No! Don't help them! Don't incentivise them to seek for help here

user202729

So,

> Sorry, our rules says that we can't help off-topic askers.

Would that work?

Mr. Xcoder

Hm...

BTW, VTD request.

user202729

~~Already.~~ Not? Then what have I just VTD?

Mr. Xcoder

... I don't think so. I VTD'ed and there's only one vote

@user202729 You VTD'ed the now deleted electrical engineering question

user202729

... the physics one.

Mr. Xcoder

12:22 PM

Man, TIL how hard fighting against the system is...

user202729

... Whoops, I accidentally voted to reopen the deleted physics question.

Mr. Xcoder

It doesn't matter that much now

user202729

I guess that should not be a problem as it's deleted anyway?

@Mr.Xcoder ...?

... Why does my script work with #!/usr/bin/bash but not #!/usr/bin/sh while (v)?

Mr. Xcoder

@user202729 Long story... I better refrain from expressing my disappointment here.

user202729

readlink -f /usr/bin/sh
/usr/bin/bash

ngn

12:28 PM

@user202729 from "man bash": If bash is invoked with the name sh, it tries to mimic the startup behavior of historical versions of sh as closely as possible

user202729

So which one is better? (<-- primarily opinion-based, off-topic) (<-- wait a minute rubber duck first)

ngn

@user202729 that question belongs to philosophy.SE :)

user202729

Ok, sh.

Lembik

12:40 PM

@ngn I updated the hafnian question so that the input elements are integers

thinking of posting it now

the fastest-code version that is

ngn

@Lembik my suggestion was to use a finite field (e.g. ints modulo a prime), but I guess that might also work

Lembik

@ngn yes that would make sense mathematically but I fear would put off some coders

and people would complain that it was an irrelevant extra specification.. and I have no idea what the complexity of the problem is mod 2 !

ngn

@Lembik yeah, there's always danger of that

Lembik

it seems that -1,0,1 chosen at random doesn't give too large answers

ngn

@Lembik but there would still be division by n! 2^n, the denominator depends only on n, not the data

Neil

12:47 PM

we don't have any Objective-C coders here do we?

Lembik

@ngn Did you see the new formula on the wiki page?

"Equivalently,[...]"

ngn

@Lembik oh... I need time to digest that :)

Lembik

@ngn :)

ngn

@Lembik without the denominator what you said makes much more sense

Lembik

great

someone just downvoted it!

please save me :)

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Q: Compute the Hafnian as quickly as possible

The challenge is to write the fastest code possible for computing the Hafnian of a matrix. The Hafnian of an 2n-by-2n matrix A is defined as: Here S2n represents the set of all permutations of the integers from 1 to 2n, that is [1, 2n]. The wikipedia link also gives a much faster looking fo...

fastest-code

@ngn hmm. how do you get a fractional value from the new formula?

if the input is all integers

Mr. Xcoder

12:55 PM

@Neil I know Swift, if that helps any... They're somewhat loosely related

Lembik

as in print(hafnian([[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8],[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8],[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8],[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8], [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8],[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8],[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8],[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8]]))
33673.5

Neil

@Mr.Xcoder is the memory management the same?

Mr. Xcoder

Hmmm, I don't think so

:(

ASCII-only

Swift is a high level language (i.e. with GC) - it's comparable to Dart/C#

ngn

@Lembik good question :) either one of the two formulae is wrong, or the implementation

Lembik

12:57 PM

argh!