@ngn It's definitely not a major mathematical breakthrough, but it does fulfill its job of "make the Euclidean algorithm terminate for complex numbers".
Usually fastest code challenges have the challenge author time the results on his/her machine.
For old questions for which the challenge author may not be active any more (ex. those by user Lembik), how can the timings be compared fairly? Is there a community accepted reference machine that can b...
When will DST starts / ends (WIP)
code-golfdate
Write a program (full or function), takes no input from user, tell user when Daylight Saving Time will starts / ends in the following year for users timezone (as configured on users' system / environment). Output should be the time when DST starts /...
@RedwolfPrograms ah. maybe i just need to read it through more and try to get a solution; from what i could see it seemed fine (haven't declined the review task)
the IGS has had an impact on me quite opposite to what they were hoping. Instead of losing millions of fake money to them, I've lost millions of fake money elsewhere
Probably not--I like being able to type code from my US English keyboard. :P I've thought about it, but if I ever did, I'd call it a different language.
Also, since it's highly likely that Pip (given its non-tacit nature) will never compete with today's top golfing languages, I don't see a big need to sacrifice ease of use in exchange for getting slightly closer to an unreachable goal.
Which is not to say that I'm not toying around with other ideas for golfing languages that have custom codepages. ;)
Determine tournament winners code-golf
Given a table of names and per round scores, arrange the names in descending order of their Neustadtl Sonneborn–Berger score.
Challenge
A player's Sonneborn-Berger score(which we will from now on refer to as "tiebreak score"), is the sum of the points they r...
Surprisingly, I don't think there has been a question about Whyte notation before. I suspect the ASCII challenge is a bit too easy, but not sure how many people are interested in a graphical challenge. Thoughts? Comments?
Whyte notation
Write a program which turns a string containing a valid (s...
@StackMeter Vyxal. +350ish if you spend enough time on it. +50 for first-answer bounty, +200 for 5-answer bounty, +100 from upvotes on your five answers.
Encode a Lenguage
The Len(language,encoding) family of languages is a variety of Lenguage derivatives. To encode a program into a Len language, you replace every character with its representation in a certain encoding, then turn that into a giant integer.
Your challenge is to write a function or ...
The most and least dangerous tags to answer. Tags higher up the list have a larger down-to-up vote ratio. The further down the list, the better your chances of not being downvoted when answering that tag
@hyper-neutrino Well, the order is slightly off, but the first "interesting" user there is Dominic van Essen at #10. The rest are just the top active users :P