Interesting that Worldbuilding's Sandbox has had a total of 312 questions posted from it. If we did their directory answer thing, it'd grow crazy large
Instead of being productive tonight like I wanted to, I watched a playthrough of superliminal, even though I've already watched markiplier play it last year
Have fun with this one, The Powder Toy is a interesting challenge for golf, especially with filt logic.
The thing that makes TPT a challenge is the many many many many ways to approach a problem: Should I use Cellular Automaton rules, SWCH logic, Filt logic, subframe filt logic, and/or wall logi...
i changed my pfp because apparently "pixel art" is one of the sides in the pfp war now and so since i don't want to side with anyone i abandoned my pixel lambda pfp lol
like this structure usually makes sense for example another method in the same function is findByEmailIgnoreCase(String email) but for more complex things it is quickly very ridiculous :p
learned some kotlin over the weekend because what better way to procrastinate on writing important emails and it's cool how java it is without having so many java problems
several times while i had my catperson pfp(s) last night i got confused by my absence from the user list :p this pfp is similar enough to my lambda pfp that i can recognize it
> The following table summarizes the phonetic shifts indicated by the dakuten and handakuten. Literally, syllables with dakuten are "muddy sounds" (濁音, dakuon), while those without are "clear sounds" (清音, seion). However, the handakuten (lit. "half-muddy mark") does not follow this pattern.
CMC: Implement BogoSearch. Given an integer and a list, find the index of the integer in the list (it will always be in the list) by randomly choosing an index and seeing if that's the integer :P
cmp compares two items to determine their order (what I think JS's sort does), a key maps each item to a value, and that value is used to sort the item (what Python's sorted does)
@BrowncatPrograms Sort of. Some of them, such as +,_ being (x + y) , (x _ y) intuitively makes sense for me, as do stuff like dyad,nilad (how else would you interpret it?). Others, you have to remember
