@SandboxPosts OP seems to have deleted this, so I doubt it;ll be main'ed. In which case: CMC: Output the following matrix, in any reasonable 2D format, without using any digits in your code
@cairdcoinheringaahing Sorry, after receiving notification of your comment I deleted mine to avoid clutter, and only then did I notice it was linked in the text. So, broken link now :-|
writings.stephenwolfram.com/2021/06/… is this just asking if the s combinator is turing complete? bc wasn't there some challenge that relied on that not being true?
> the halting problem for SK combinatory logic is undecidable. However, neither K nor S alone has such property, and it turns out that the halting problem for each of them is decidable.
@Adám Similar to how this is the "canonical"/official page for J, is there an "official" page for APL (specifically APL in general, rather than Dyalog APL)?
@hyper-neutrino Not really, but I don't want people saying that the permutation it's already in has a 100% probability of being chosen and just doing id
@hyper-neutrino It's sort of the standard at this point. Allowing other distributions can be more interesting, but it also means you have to specify it clearly, or else someone says "Outputs 1 with p = 1 and every other integer with p = 0"
(since if you're trying to choose a number from 1 to X, random.random() * X or whatever might not actually be even, and randrange(MAX_INT) % X isn't either)
But Is It Art? is an esolang created by ais523, where one step is break the program into orthogonally connected "tiles":
A BBBB
A B B
AA CC
A CC
Each separate letter shows a different tile. Interestingly, programs in But Is It Art? only rely on the orientations of the tiles themselves, not thei...
There are a few tags on meta that are unable to die (not just the status/required ones). For example: data-dump has never once been used (I mean that, there are no revisions where that tag is included), and yet is still in the list of tags
@hyper-neutrino Basically, the query looks at all tag edit revisions with [tagname] as one of the tags. I've edited the tags of a question after someone added [status-review] to it, so I got incorrectly credited with adding it :P
It's not perfect, but it gives a good metric of how often a tag has been used historically
@DJMcMayhem ' is useless. The original intention was the flat quick. For example, <' should compare two lists as Python would, not element by element. That works for monads, but it's rarely needed anymore. For example, ¬ already has the flat version Ṇ. Because of a giant screw-up when I implemented it, ' is executed once for each pair of elements of the two arguments. This is a bug; þ should be used for this behavior.
@ophact As I said before, TIB requires reimplementing every single language in Rust, and there's no OS to back up the general-purpose languages. RustPython has a slightly more chance though
@user The entire point is not having the server, so it's a no starter
I've just finished making a controller for a KotH challenge, and I wanted to know: Can I use it for the KotH and license it under the GNU GPL v3, or does it have to be licensed with the MIT License to be used for a KotH on CGCC?
Theoretically, you're the only person whose going to run the controller (you could even just not publish it), and unless you release it on SE (i.e. include it in the question), whatever license you choose will apply
and TBH it's only because I rejected and then realized the user who accepted it shouldn't have enough rep to access that queue so I realized it had to have been OP for that to work