I am going to try watching a short YT video over my proxy system, time to see if it causes noticeable lag and, more interestingly, how much bandwidth it uses :p
Okay it turns out there's some unreliability
As in it crashed due to a timing issue I didn't bother addressing lol
@PyGamer0 SOCKS5 is a proxy procotol, it basically just provides a handshake so a proxy knows what address to forward stuff to, along with some optional authentication or support for things like UDP
Basically the delays involved when starting and closing websockets and/or normal sockets would sometimes cause data to be written to something that was either still opening or already closing, which isn't good
But with a simple check I can make sure anything that breaks breaks later on so I don't have to deal with it now
Well, I stress tested it with about 20m of assorted YT videos. That, in combination with some WS-based apps in the background, resulted in about 100MB of bandwidth and 20k or so packets being properly handled, so I'm pretty confident this works reliably.
i looked xslt up and when the first result said it was an acronym containing "stylesheets" my immediate reaction was "why would they be making you uppercase something in a stylesheet"
but then i realized it's just a general xml transformation languate
You will write Javascript functions to validate the form (DO NOT USE HTML5 form validation attributes such as 'required').
Use JavaScript to perform client-side data validation.
The validation functions should check that at least three required inputs (marked with asterisks) in your form are filled out.
These should be different types of input (e.g., textbox, dropdown menus, radio buttons or checkboxes), so the validation will be done differently for each one.
The validation functions should check a valid email address (please do not use HTML5 form validation INPUT types such as INPUT type…
Simplify K projections code-golf string functional-programming parsing
Background
K functions have a feature called projection, which is essentially partial application of values to a function. The syntax for projections is a natural extension of the regular function call syntax:
f[1;2;3] / ca...
Well, I'm pretty sure WW is good enough to use it, and I have some understanding myself (and have done the natural number game before), so I guess it's at least 2
The problems in general code golf would be 1) it's not actually Turing-complete (though very close) 2) satisfying the compiler with a recursive function is frick hard in general 3) full program challenges are basically out
Also, Desmos does not support the use of writing data to variables, believe me I've tried. That being said. "programming" in Desmos using fancy math tricks is possible as it's Turing Complete, but inevitably leads to errors like the one's you've encountered. — GravitonJul 20 '20 at 11:28
You should not use regular expressions to validate email addresses.
Instead, in C# use the MailAddress class, like this:
try {
address = new MailAddress(address).Address;
} catch(FormatException) {
// address is invalid
}
The MailAddress class uses a BNF parser to validate the address in...
@emanresuA I tried using something like Y combinator, but you can't simply pass functions as parameters in Desmos, which makes it totally Turing-incomplete
When you are going to dye your hair, you must take extra care with the products you use. There may be more harm than good. Therefore, choose the dye very wisely. We suggest you choose a natural hair dye. They contain only pure and natural ingredients. Therefore, it is safe to use them. There are ...
How many Jimmies does this platform need?
Platforms are stretches of - characters separated by one or more characters. For example:
------ -- ------ -
Has 4 platforms sizes 6, 2, 6 and 1.
Platforms that are not supported will fall. To be supported platforms need Jimmies. Jimmies look lik...
"Dear professor of my course, please remove the email validation task from the assignment on web technologies because I was told by internet strangers that it's underspecified and needs to be VTCd/placed in the sandbox. Kind regards, Lyxal."
3
@Adám like that? :p
@emanresuA it's a course that teaches stuff like xml/xslt. I'm sure a simple regex suffices
It does not match foobar@dk which is a valid and working email address (although probably most mail servers won't accept it or will add something.com.) — bortzmeyerOct 14 '08 at 19:30
Compress La Campanella.
Notice that music theory may give you more rules than general compress give, but I don't know music theory that much, so I won't post this
i don't really like how giant the about section is. i'd prefer it to be scrollable rather than an unundoable read more that takes up three quarters of the space
i was remoted into my cousin's computer the other day to help him install spore (great game btw), and while we were waiting for it to install, he opened youtube and clicked the search bar, and before he could do anything, I typed "never gonna give you up", hit enter, and clicked the video. It was glorious.
>is me >uses vivaldi >has web page open >closes laptop to go do other stuff >comes back to laptop a bit later >opens laptop >web page is zoomed in and can't be zoomed back out without closing the page >frick.
@Bubbler Windows' GDI has BitBlt which supports all 256 ternary operations. But rather than using the index of the operation (which obviously contains sufficient information to perform the operation), it actually performs the operation by decoding extra data that the programmer is required to provide and using that to invoke a series of logical operations. I don't know why they chose to implement it like that.
@AviFS Jelly Hypertraining (the room for learning Jelly) has a list of exercises for people to try to learn Jelly on. The JHT rating a-b: a is number of those exercises I've managed to do in that lang, b is the length. Maximise a, minimise b` for a usable golfy lang
You know, I think it would be cool if we put together a generalized "representative golf challenges" list like that for testing/rating golflangs. (The JHT one is a little too tailored toward things Jelly does well.)
@cairdcoinheringaahing I love how Flipbit's readme tells me to check the Github wiki... which just redirects back to the main repository page. Really reinforces the "God save the idiot who thinks he can code in Flipbit" quote. :P
Dennis himself came to me in a dream and explained how to create the perfect golfing lang, but only on the condition that I make it impossible for anyone to use
"The language consists of a single command, which is capable of solving any code golf challenge. However, it is unrepresentable in any writing system that has been or ever will be invented."
Eldritch golfing languages, where every program is one single incomprehensible byte that drives people mad simply knowing about it, but that also e.g. tests if a number is prime
@AaronMiller Because it's a poorly designed rip-off of a language :P
@DLosc Is there a third of a person screaming, or is somebody not screaming wholeheartedly? Or are there multiple people screaming just a little bit more than normal?
@cairdcoinheringaahing The number of victims determines which program is actually run. Every real, complex, and transfinite number represents a different program. The number of possible programs is uncountable. It is theorized that a program somewhere between 43291.3892 and 43291.3893 solves the halting problem, but also that the exact number may be irrational and therefore impossible to achieve in practice.
@DLosc I'd imagine that whether those victims are screaming (instead of say, spouting gibberish, seeing the other worlds, etc.) would also affect the behaviour?
@cairdcoinheringaahing Yes, although so far all attempts with gibberish-spouting victims have simply produced various Flash animations of ponies.
(Somehow, my second-highest tag on Worldbuilding.SE is horror. May as well embrace it. :P)
Hmm... unless I'm missing something, the Peer Pressure badge doesn't give you a link to the post you deleted. I don't remember how I earned it and I'm curious about the circumstances.
@cairdcoinheringaahing I am confused. this has a zero bit at the end, yet this loops indefinitely, and if you add debug commands, you can see that it spontaneously adds a one to the tape when it loops.
Simplify K projections code-golf string functional-programming parsing
Background
K functions have a feature called projection, which is essentially partial application of values to a function. The syntax for projections is a natural extension of the regular function call syntax:
f[1;2;3] / ca...
You should not use regular expressions to validate email addresses.
Instead, in C# use the MailAddress class, like this:
try {
address = new MailAddress(address).Address;
} catch(FormatException) {
// address is invalid
}
The MailAddress class uses a BNF parser to validate the address in...
How many Jimmies does this platform need?
Platforms are stretches of - characters separated by one or more characters. For example:
------ -- ------ -
Has 4 platforms sizes 6, 2, 6 and 1.
Platforms that are not supported will fall. To be supported platforms need Jimmies. Jimmies look lik...
Compress La Campanella.
Notice that music theory may give you more rules than general compress give, but I don't know music theory that much, so I won't post this
Create a hello world program for me..
but remember...
IT SHOULD BE THE LONGEST in the OOP world!
**just don't ask "what's OOP"...
'Hello, world!'
eval('\'Hello, world!\'')
eval('eval(\'\\\'Hello, world!\\\'\')')
What is the next member of this sequence?
