The Nineteenth Byte

Fmbalbuena

12:00 PM

@PyGamer0 ?

PyGamer0

@Fmbalbuena i made the library

Fmbalbuena

@PyGamer0 HOW?

PyGamer0

wdym how?

Fmbalbuena

ok, how do you create the library?

PyGamer0

itz ez, i made it in one day

@Fmbalbuena i used poetry to create the base and manage packages

it also handles the publishing for you

DialFrost

12:04 PM

bruh i was organising my files and found godly python notes lol

Fmbalbuena

@DialFrost Try it online!

DialFrost

?

Fmbalbuena

@lyxal Explicit is better than implicit, by Python so you don't need inplicit print.

PyGamer0

oof

Fmbalbuena

also, If the implementation is hard to explain, it's a bad idea, you must make fewer commands possible.

PyGamer0

12:15 PM

python might as well borrow rust's mut

@Fmbalbuena but golflangs break all rules lol

Fmbalbuena

but

Readability counts, Vyxal don't break rule

Simple is better than complex, @lyxal I said, remove commands

caird coinheringaahing

This is the zen of Python, not all languages :P

Fmbalbuena

@cairdcoinheringaahing sorry

PyGamer0

zen of all languages: be turing complete

caird coinheringaahing

@PyGamer0 Nah, there are some very interesting non-TC languages

PyGamer0

12:29 PM

zen of all languages: do whatever you want

Sandbox Posts

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Double the even indices and remove the odd indices Your task is simple, just double the even indices and remove the odd indices Example the input is Hello, World! and we get indices H e l l o , _ W o r l d ! 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 and remove the even indices Hlo ol! Double! HHlloo oo...

Fmbalbuena

Any feedback?

PyGamer0

@SandboxPosts its like double every other

Adám

> double the even indices and remove the odd indices
remove the even indices

???

Fmbalbuena

@Adám done

Adám

12:36 PM

@Fmbalbuena Can you explain abcdef => bbddff?

caird coinheringaahing

@SandboxPosts This feels like a dupe

lyxal

Me: gives APL the dfn `{'haha syntax error' )}`
APL: cool cool, lemme just repeat that to you all good no complains
Me: calls that dfn
APL: now just you wait a second buckaroo that has a syntax error

2

ah right, no markdown in multiline

Adám

@lyxal You're complaining that APL doesn't protest the "obvious" syntax error at define time?

pxeger

lazy evaluation of syntax errors? That's some zsh-level bullshit right there

lyxal

@Adám pretty much

Adám

12:38 PM

@lyxal OK, but how about {'returns this' ⋄ )}

lyxal

that's some high level black magic frickery right there

Fmbalbuena

@Adám 'abcdef' => '1a2b3c4d5e6f' and remove the even indices 1a3c5e and double aaccee

Adám

> remove the odd indices

PyGamer0

even indices?

DialFrost

so i guess i wait till tmr to see how it goes?

Adám

12:40 PM

@Fmbalbuena Can you explain a bit more what you mean by "*1-Indexed"

DialFrost

@Adám did i fix the problem accordingly?

pxeger

@Adám I think they meant the first element is at index 1, so the indices start at odd

Adám

@lyxal In fact, sometimes deliberate syntax errors are insert into code for certain effects.

@pxeger But in Hello the e is odd, so that sounds like 0-based indexing.

pxeger

@SandboxPosts This is actually quite a good challenge, if you explain it properly

The test cases are now consistent with the example explanation, but not with the "remove odd, double even" description. You could fix this by either changing this to "remove even, double odd", or switching to 0-indexing — pxeger 1 min ago

I was taking the examples as the source of truth and assuming the description was wrong, and you were doing vice versa

DialFrost

pxeger so im assuming i js wait till tmr and see how it goes?

for the mat pritning

pxeger

12:43 PM

Wait at least 2 or 3 days

But yeah, see if you've got any feedback by tomorrow

It won't be instant

DialFrost

k

i gtg sleep lol so ye

Fmbalbuena

@pxeger 1 day.

@lyxal Hey, why you choose ` in Vyxal?

lyxal

@Fmbalbuena because mainstream languages use " and ' (except Jelly because, well, it's jelly).

DialFrost

hey guys i've been thinking about a tricky challenge

lyxal

@lyxal and frick being mainstream amiright?

DialFrost

12:45 PM

which involves 2 dimensional coords of a square/rectangle

to check whether they intersect or not

issit a good challenge?

Fmbalbuena

@lyxal I'm not sure if you're using the right quotes.

lyxal

it is what it is

pxeger

That's probably a duplicate

DialFrost

lol

?

pxeger

I'm pretty sure we already have a challenge to check if two rectangles intersect

DialFrost

12:46 PM

wat dup pxeger

oh

Fmbalbuena

@lyxal Why using the right quotes?

pxeger

This is just a slightly more complicated version

lyxal

@Fmbalbuena in a sea of languages using " and ' for strings, I wanted to stand out using `

caird coinheringaahing

@pxeger I'd close DialFrost's idea as a dupe of this

DialFrost

...

great now time to think of smh else

Fmbalbuena

12:48 PM

@lyxal I'm not sure why you're using ` in Vyxal.

caird coinheringaahing

@DialFrost it's better to know that an idea is a dupe before putting in the effort of writing and posting it

DialFrost

tru caird

pxeger

@DialFrost you can reply to messages in chat, using the little arrow icon on the right of the message when you hover over it

or if you're on the mobile version of chat, tap the message and tap the arrow icon in the top bar that pops up

DialFrost

1:22 PM

oh okey thx

btw i use comp

PyGamer0

~~btw i use arch~~

@pxeger do you use arch linux?

pxeger

btw yes

PyGamer0

does it break often?

DialFrost

yay adam said my challenge is ok

but ill wait till tmr

bai guys

Razetime

take all the time you need to post

bye

PyGamer0

1:25 PM

o/

pxeger

@PyGamer0 I break it regularly, but it never breaks by itself

as in, it only ever breaks when I do something stupid

PyGamer0

it doesnt break when you update it? (its rolling release soo)

do you even update it often?

> arch linux is unstable

Wheat Wizard

Does oeis have an advanced search? I only have two terms of a sequence but I know that it's monotonic and I have a decent lower bound on the third term.

Razetime

@WheatWizard maybe oeis.org/hints.html would help?

Wheat Wizard

No it doesn't have anything to let me specify monotonicity or lower bound.

Razetime

1:39 PM

i see. Probably downloading the sequence dump and running a script on that is the best idea then

oeis.org/wiki/Welcome#Compressed_Versions

PyGamer0

so can i take an existing challenge and post it as fastest code?

Wheat Wizard

You can. It's usually pretty boring though.

PyGamer0

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Q: Find the number of paths in a n×n grid

Information Given a non-negative odd integer (let's call it \$n\$), find the number of all possible paths which covers all squares and get from the start to end on a grid. The grid is of size \$n\$×\$n\$. The start of the path is the top left corner and the end is the bottom right corner. You ha...

^ i am thinking of that challenge

Wheat Wizard

Have you checked if there are existing algorithms for the problem?

pxeger

fastest-code usually works best when there are known fast algorithms

ninja'd

Wheat Wizard

1:43 PM

I find that restricted complexity + code golf challenges are usually better than fastest code.

I'd say this is probably the case for that challenge.

Razetime

high throughput fizz buzz is an interesting recent example of a successful fastest-code

Wheat Wizard

Recent?

I wouldn't try to replicate the high throughput fizz buzz though anyway. It's an interesting concept but I don't think it can easily be copied.

Razetime

@WheatWizard comes up in the second page of newest fastest-code, so i guess it's recent for that tag

and the most successful

Wheat Wizard

I wouldn't put votes as the measure of sucess ...

pxeger

I wonder if "fastest fizz-buzz verifier" would be an interesting challenge

PyGamer0

1:49 PM

@WheatWizard no

pxeger

or would it be too easy to copy ais253's answer and (figuratively) stick an equals sign on the end

Razetime

it has 25 answers, the greatest since that is 4 which is a ripoff of the same thing with primes

PyGamer0

its oeis sequence only has 9 terms

oeis.org/A001184

Wheat Wizard

@pxeger Most of ais' answer has to do with output not actual processing. The bottleneck is in outputting fast enough which is what makes it an interesting challenge in the first place.

@PyGamer0 It's not labeled as "hard" though so it might just be for lack of attention.

I would at the minimum try to make a fast solver yourself and see what you can come up with.

Razetime

@PyGamer0 looks like it will suffer the fate of the peter kagey question

pxeger

1:51 PM

In thinking about the problem for the past 20 seconds I haven't thought of an obvious algorithm, so it definitely must be hard

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Wheat Wizard

If you can't meaningfully beat brute force I don't think it's a good idea for a challenge.

mathcat

Any feedback if this question is a dupe of this?

Wheat Wizard

But I would guess there are probably some improvements that can be made.

Ginger Industries

@pxeger "if it ain't on GitHub it don't exist"

PyGamer0

@Razetime link!

@WheatWizard ok

Razetime

1:56 PM

@PyGamer0 i meant "any" instead of "the"

pxeger

@mathcat I don't think it's a dupe of that one, but it might be a dupe of some similar mountain drawing challenges, because it's basically just recursive array depth + draw mountains

actually, do we have such a recursive array depth question?

like [[],[[[],[[],[]]]]] -> 0 2 3 3

Razetime

@mathcat it's a dupe, just remove the commas and spaces, replace [] with ()

mathcat

are the answers on that question easily changeable to print upside-down?

pxeger

@Razetime and replace () with /\ in the output

Ginger Industries

@pxeger can you give me the first few digits of the sequence? I'm going to plug it into a text generation algorithm

pxeger

1:59 PM

@GingerIndustries oeis.org/A001184/b001184.txt

Razetime

@mathcat many of them generate array, which can be reversed at the end.

mathcat

oh ok

Razetime

you should try porting an answer in a familiar language

Fmbalbuena

@user I have a question

mathcat

@Razetime ?

Fmbalbuena

2:00 PM

I have a question

Razetime

@mathcat what do you generally program in

mathcat

I did one in python

the link is too long

Ginger Industries

everything is the same up to the 8th which is now:
8: 27478778338807945303765092195103685118924886779262609451216568044257744131160453637679826585917561358582326590858782759152760471367644967574513774570781406144757957080966876294880394778268079443555542267853636683927873328953876142833337948676799353533015559487623754906192879284547455518782660991536649828764598288518496435862348366318862445358905241538269728863701669627232908668639082564982896991825953597650139496849015818347946015901176783125827163626957512180935952828

Razetime

then try seeing the python solutions and checking if they are trivially modifiable

mathcat

oh ok

Adám

2:02 PM

CMQ What is the difference between matrix and grid?

Razetime

forming your own opinion is very useful

mathcat

thanks

Fmbalbuena

@Adám matrix is 2d list and grid is 2d list

pxeger

@Adám IMO matrix should be used only for questions about matrices as in linear algrebra, and the rest should be changed to grid

Ginger Industries

GPT-2 writing a program out of my "if it ain't on github" joke

Adám

2:04 PM

@pxeger So for a hypothetical question that asks to transpose the input, if the input is 2D array of numbers, it is matrix but if the input is 2D array of characters, it is grid?

@Fmbalbuena I'm sorry, I don't quite get the distinction you're making.

pxeger

@Adám hmm you've made me change my mind

maybe grid should be for more geometrical challenges

and matrix for more general 2D arrays

Adám

I don't see how you'd distinguish.

Razetime

i think what pxeger means is matrix should only be used along with math

and then the rest should be grid

pxeger

that's not exactly what I meant, but it's a better distinction

Adám

define "math"

pxeger

2:07 PM

hmm

PyGamer0

@Adám apl

Fmbalbuena

@PyGamer0 Can you add reverse integer/float (33.3 gives 3.33) in Flax?

pxeger

math: misspelling of maths

PyGamer0

@Fmbalbuena wdym

@pxeger oh ok then APLs

Fmbalbuena

@PyGamer0 add "Reverse" command to Flax for reverse integer and float (123.45 gives 54.321)

Ginger Industries

2:09 PM

CMQ: Anyone have some good things to plug into the text-generation algorithm?

PyGamer0

@Fmbalbuena why not get the digits and reverse

how useful is that?

@GingerIndustries there is a room for such things

Ginger Industries

@PyGamer0 there is?

tell me more

Fmbalbuena

@PyGamer0 for checking if the number is palindrome. also, checking if the float is palindrome.

pxeger

The Edge of Propinquity

This may or may not be a room for AI-generated text, images, a...

1

PyGamer0

^

Fmbalbuena

2:10 PM

@pxeger ??????????????????

PyGamer0

@Fmbalbuena what

i dont see that as remotely useful

which golflangs have that command

Razetime

i know osabie has it

PyGamer0

is it useful?

Razetime

i remember seeing it once or twice

dunno its total use. better to search kevin cruijssen answers for that

Fmbalbuena

@Razetime osabie? 0sab1e? 05ab1e? 05AB1E? 054313?

PyGamer0

2:13 PM

yeah ok i am not going to add that

pxeger

palindrome checker for strings seems like a reasonable idea

Fmbalbuena

@PyGamer0 why?

pxeger

and having that work for numbers as well isn't unreasonable either

Fmbalbuena

@PyGamer0 why not reverse strings or integers?

PyGamer0

@Fmbalbuena why do i want a palindrome checker for numbers

@Fmbalbuena there is no strings in flax, there is a reverse atom

Fmbalbuena

2:14 PM

What is reverse atom?

PyGamer0

reverse atom (command, flax is just an extension / rewrite of jelly breaking backwards compatibility)

@Fmbalbuena it reverses lists

Fmbalbuena

@PyGamer0 I will make a golflang, this is the time to ping @taRadvylfsriksushilani

PyGamer0

@Fmbalbuena which paradigm are you thinking?

Fmbalbuena

@PyGamer0 tacit

PyGamer0

i know you will implement it in python

Fmbalbuena

2:19 PM

@PyGamer0 how?

PyGamer0

@Fmbalbuena oh you gotta decide which tacit system to use

@Fmbalbuena you said so

Fmbalbuena

@PyGamer0 what is tacit system?

PyGamer0

@Fmbalbuena examples: J, APL, Jelly

the way you combine builtins on the inputs

pxeger

why are all modern tacit languages array languages?

Fmbalbuena

@PyGamer0 what is J? (jk, AI content)

Adám

2:21 PM

@pxeger You mean Jelly?

caird coinheringaahing

Arguably, Husk is also a tacit lang

PyGamer0

@Fmbalbuena J K Rowling

pxeger

@Adám APL, J, K are all basically array based aren't they?

@cairdcoinheringaahing well I suppose you could argue that stack-based languages are tacit as well

Adám

@pxeger Yes, but they are not "tacit languages". They support tacit programming.

PyGamer0

JK Rowling is an array language??!?

Adám

2:22 PM

But so does Haskell.

pxeger

But I mean why aren't there any languages which support the same manner of tacit programming as APL, other than the array languages

mathcat

@PyGamer0 That ... explains everything

PyGamer0

@pxeger i think APL tacit is different from J and K tacit

Fmbalbuena

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code_page += "ôâÊÛÎÔÂ\nëÿüöïäËÜÖÏÄᐍᐎᐓᐗᎾᚁᚂᚃᚄᚅᚆᚇᚈᚉᚊᚋᚌᚍᚎᚏᏔᏕᏖᏗᏘᏙᏚᏛᏜᏝᏞᏟᏠᏡᏢᏣᏤᏥᏦᏧᏨᏩᏪᏫᏬᏭᏮᏯᏰᏱᏲᏳᏴᏵᏸᏹᏺᏻᏼᏽᎳᎴᎵᎶᎷᎸᎹᎺᎻᎼᎽᎿᏀᏁᏂᏃᏄᏅᏆᏇᏈᏉᏊᏋᏌᏍᏎᏏᏐᏑᏒᏓ×ĀāĂăĄąĆćĈĉĊċČčĎaĐ"
i=""
for w in code_page:
    i += w if w not in i else print(end="")
print(len(i))
with open(__import__("sys").argv[1], 'rb') as file:
    code = file.read()
    code = "".join(code_page[i] for i in code)
    print(code)

caird coinheringaahing

@pxeger Arrays + numbers have always seemed like they work best with the tacit model

pxeger

2:23 PM

@PyGamer0 But they're still fairly similar when compared to the type of tacit programming that Haskell uses, for example

Ginger Industries

I'd love to make a pun here but I can't think of one so instead enjoy this list of other names for Wheat Wizard
Magister of Maize
Overlord of Oatmeal
Ruler of Rice
Controller of Corn

PyGamer0

@mathcat Harry Potter loves arrays

Razetime

@pxeger K is quite far, and APL's one was derived from J.

caird coinheringaahing

For example, regex or string langs don't work well with the 1 and 2 argument basis of tacit langs

PyGamer0

@cairdcoinheringaahing or 3 :p

mathcat

2:25 PM

@GingerIndustries Banisher of Beans

caird coinheringaahing

@GingerIndustries WW used to go by Einkorn Enchanter :P

Ginger Industries

@mathcat Sultan of Soy

mathcat

Is there already a challenge to turn a list into a representation like this: [[][[][]]

pxeger

was there one between the current cereal-based series and "Ad Hoc Garf Hunter"?

I feel like there was

Fmbalbuena

CMC: implement Jelly

Adám

2:27 PM

@pxeger It requires infix operators.

user

I saw it as more crop based than cereal based

caird coinheringaahing

@user cereal as in the food family, not cereal as in breakfast cereal

user

Ah

Til that is a thing

PyGamer0

@Fmbalbuena python 334392bytes

i did it a while back, not fun

user

@pxeger 🤬

pxeger

2:28 PM

lol

Ginger Industries

@PyGamer0 man it's a good thing i can recognize rickroll links

Razetime

dang, didn't know they were on the 33439th version of python

mathcat

@PyGamer0 a round of applause to Pygamer0

well done

Ginger Industries

todo: make a browser plugin that highlights all links to rickroll videos

user

Redwolf has done that iirc

PyGamer0

2:29 PM

haha @emanresuA's website go brrr

pxeger

hehe time to create at0.pxeger.com which links to a rickroll

mathcat

python, License

user

But redirects and ifeames are hard to detect

Ginger Industries

@user well now i'mma do it better

PyGamer0

@user ifeames lol

Fmbalbuena

2:30 PM

Never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down,
Never gonna run around and desert you.
Never gonna make you cry, never gonna say goodbye.
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you.

Ginger Industries

wait is it "i'mma" or "im'ma"

mathcat

imma

caird coinheringaahing

@GingerIndustries imm'a

mathcat

apostrophes are for hard working people

Ginger Industries

@cairdcoinheringaahing i'mm'a'm'y'st'd'ff've

user

2:31 PM

I’m going to -> I’m gonna -> I’mma

Fmbalbuena

@cairdcoinheringaahing Do you make a golflang?

user

@GingerIndustries wut

PyGamer0

@GingerIndustries relevant xkcd

mathcat

nope

user

Bruh

caird coinheringaahing

2:32 PM

@Fmbalbuena Yeah, I've made a few

Ginger Industries

@PyGamer0 according to my analysis that's a rickroll

Fmbalbuena

@cairdcoinheringaahing which?

PyGamer0

@GingerIndustries no lol

Fmbalbuena

@PyGamer0 you lied

Ginger Industries

idea: crowdsource a giant database of rickroll links that the plugin can use

PyGamer0

2:32 PM

@Fmbalbuena ?

caird coinheringaahing

None of them were great tho, I can never be bothered to fully put in the effort to complete them

mathcat

lies can be forgiven

only if it's a rickroll

PyGamer0

@GingerIndustries oh boi time to spam random links into that

mathcat

@cairdcoinheringaahing welcome to the club

Ginger Industries

@PyGamer0 Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.

Fmbalbuena

2:33 PM

@cairdcoinheringaahing which golflangs?

user

@GingerIndustries If you also want to detect redirects, you would have to ask your server to visit each and every link you see and check that for rickrolls. That sounds very hard

caird coinheringaahing

@Fmbalbuena github.com/cairdcoinheringaahing?tab=repositories

user

@cairdcoinheringaahing not even Add++?

PyGamer0

@GingerIndustries relevant xkcd

Ginger Industries

@user i would essentially be making a webcrawler

caird coinheringaahing

2:34 PM

Add++ isnt much of a golfing lang

user

What if a site is first a rickroll but them becomes notmal?

Ginger Industries

@PyGamer0 that does not actually qualify as a rickroll

user

@cairdcoinheringaahing oh true

Ginger Industries

@user you cannot return from the dark side

Fmbalbuena

@cairdcoinheringaahing I mean golfing languages, every command must be less than 3 bytes

Ginger Industries

2:34 PM

@user wait shit I know how I'd do it

PyGamer0

@GingerIndustries oh.

user

@GingerIndustries rick astlry is hardly the dark side

caird coinheringaahing

@Fmbalbuena Most of my languages use single byte commands, but they aren't really golfing langs

pxeger

@PyGamer0 anyone know what the countdown in the header of xkcd is for?

user

@GingerIndustries caching?

Ginger Industries

2:35 PM

@user when your browser accesses a page the extension checks if the page is a rickroll and if it is it warns you! like ublock does!

Fmbalbuena

CMC: implement my language

caird coinheringaahing

@pxeger 3pm UTC Jan 31st

Ginger Industries

presenting: RickBlock Origin

PyGamer0

@pxeger time until the world ends

@Fmbalbuena No.

Ginger Industries

I'd basically be making an adblocker for rickrolls

mathcat

2:36 PM

@PyGamer0 no until pi gets replaced by tau

user

@GingerIndustries wouldn’t it be laggy if every page you visited had to firat be visited by your bot?

mathcat

then the world will end

PyGamer0

@mathcat noooooo

user

And what if tour bot is ever down?

pxeger

explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php/Countdown_in_header_text

Fmbalbuena

2:37 PM

Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up (Official Music Video)

►

^ click

PyGamer0

NO.

Ginger Industries

@user no, it's a browser plugin, like an adblocker! it checks the page you're going to before your browser finishes the request and it warns you if it's a rickroll!

caird coinheringaahing

> Randall will stop making xkcd (Goodbye in the image).
Hopefully not.
Agreed, to be avoided

user

Oh so you do have to go there yourself, no server to watn you before you even click the link

Razetime

19th bakery time

caird coinheringaahing

2:38 PM

→ 1 message moved to The Nineteenth Bakery

Razetime

woooo

PyGamer0

woooo

Ginger Industries

@user yes, exactly

woooo

user

Wooden

PyGamer0

2oo?

Ginger Industries

2:39 PM

hello person

Kamila Szewczyk

i've got a flag from there and i immediately checked it

fun.

pxeger

the message is gone already

PyGamer0

@pxeger the one that was moved to bakery?

Ginger Industries

we do not tolerate spam here at Pode Polf Cack Gxchange

pxeger

yes

@PyGamer0 it's been deleted from there

caird coinheringaahing

2:41 PM

Also rickrolls will be punished by account nuking :P

2

We're a civilised room :P

2

Kamila Szewczyk

rickrolls are funny when they're very subtle

Ginger Industries

@KamilaSzewczyk valid

now I have to figure out how to make RickBlock Origin

mathcat

I i'll make a rickroll website

PyGamer0

@GingerIndustries i know how

mathcat

to fight against your exstension

caird coinheringaahing

2:43 PM

I'll update the chatiquette to ban rickrolls :P

6

PyGamer0

@cairdcoinheringaahing no pls

pxeger

@cairdcoinheringaahing gottverdammt

that one really got me

Ginger Industries

@mathcat good luck :]

@cairdcoinheringaahing no

caird coinheringaahing

Right, time to nuke my account :P

mathcat

no

Ginger Industries

2:44 PM

yallve done it this time

mathcat

@GingerIndustries wait first homework

caird coinheringaahing

(i suggest you click the link btw, it'll explain what I mean)

PyGamer0

step 1: find your axe
step 2: find your router / modem
step 3: chop your router / modem
step 4: no more rickrolls!!

@cairdcoinheringaahing cgcc.surge.sh lol

Ginger Industries

@PyGamer0 be sure to chop the correct cable

PyGamer0

@GingerIndustries you didnt get since i am on android so when it switched apps i closed youtube MUHAHAHA

Ginger Industries

2:47 PM

@PyGamer0 and this is why android is the best OS

pxeger

@Adám does this mean APL's grammar is not only context-sensitive, but can actually be undecidable?

actually, could that be the case even without that "feature"?

Adám

I think so.

Ginger Industries

okay so i asked GPT-2 how to rickroll (I swear this isn't a rickroll itself)

mathcat

try how to stop rickrolls

Ginger Industries

DND: Rickroll edition

The Edge of Propinquity

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