I find it kinda funny those videos of the noises sorting algos make have spread beyond the world of programmers so they're filled with "I have no idea what this is but I love it" sorta comments
Is this propositional formula an instance of an axiom?
code-golf parsing logic
Please help me automate my discrete mathematics homework. Given a valid propositional formula, check if it is an instance of one of Łukasiewicz's axioms. Here's how it works.
A term can be defined inductively as follow...
Challenge:
In the programming language of your choice,
Get multi-line string input from user
Check if the string input has include guards (example below)
Remove them
Example:
Note: assume include guards don't have comments next to them, and always start from line 0 and end on the last line.
Inp...
i feel like there is some value to the idea of growing part of what you need around what you need it to replace but you have to be careful not to waste extra effort on it or let it damage the structure of the new stuff
@RadvylfPrograms also the free soloing analogy seems to stress the idea of practicing the big stuff, but what the fuck are you practicing for in rewriting a codebase
you aren't going to make the same refactor 10 times
i do like the idea of committing whenever you have successfully made a meaningful change but that should not so much as cross your mind while you're actually writing the code
Draw the Norwegian flag
I feel like it's about time we give the nordics a chance.Mostly inspired by this flag challenge.
The Challenge
Here's the flag:
The flag has a ratio of 22:16.
It is divided into proportions like such:
The exact colors on the flag are #BA0C2F or (186, 12, 47) (red), #002...
@Bubbler I tried it and got an error when I clicked on the Share tab: Uncaught TypeError: i is undefined. After that, it seems like the PNG and SVG buttons don't do anything.
Ideas for the opcodes of my audio stack-based language? The audio will be dissected using FFT into its individual frequencies, and each frequency will represent a stack. The amplitude of a section of audio will determine the operation on that stack. Currently I have 22 slots (I can always increase the amount), and slots 0 and 22 are already taken up by NOPs (0 is nop to filter out noise and 22 is nop for a certain reason).
That leaves 1-21 as free space
All stacks will be executed concurrently (not on different threads, but all stacks must "tick" before the next tick starts)
> We have previously mentioned our plans for a new section on the site called the Staging Ground, which is aimed at improving the new user onboarding experience and increasing the quality of first questions.
Hold up
Haven't read anything about this
But it sounds, at least on the surface, like a sandbox of sorts
Very likely something has to do with the js error. I'll try publishing in dev mode so that the console gives you the precise error location in original code
@RadvylfPrograms in light of the difficulty of doing user-submitted interpreters, I suggest that we pivot RTO to have a different flagship feature, something that was orignally planned to be added regardless: live KOTH arenas
The KotH tools would primarily have the responsibility of acting as a way for people to run a large number of rounds at once (instead of on their own computer, using like four cores on my server), allow people to run the controller online even if it's in something like Python, and automatically updating the list of bots from a CGCC question.
None of those require something as restrictive as a concept like an "arena mode" that implies you'd have to use some cookie cutter model for how your controller's output looks
Well like, these are some of the common issues you run into when running a KotH:
1. Making your controller easy to use. If it's in a language like Python, you need people to download it and run it and stuff, and they often have to manually download all of the bots.
2. Running lots of rounds, especially in randomness-based KotHs, is really time consuming.
3. It takes a lot of work from the author to update lists of bots and leaderboards
4. Cross-language KotHs are totally infeasible since anyone wanting to run the controller needs to download all of the languages, and the controller author needs to get them all to play nice
Points 1 and 4 are the most important ones
RTO, having a ton of languages pre-installed, is in the perfect position to be able to run cross-language KotHs
A few possibilities. One would be the most compatible, and that's STDIO. The controller says "give this info to this bot", and RTO does that, and returns its response to the controller. The better option for most people will be premade libraries for Node, Python, Java, etc.
Challenge:
In the programming language of your choice,
Get multi-line string input from user
Check if the string input has include guards (example below)
Remove them
Example:
Note: assume include guards don't have comments next to them, and always start from line 0 and end on the last line.
Inp...
Draw the Norwegian flag
I feel like it's about time we give the nordics a chance.Mostly inspired by this flag challenge.
The Challenge
Here's the flag:
The flag has a ratio of 22:16.
It is divided into proportions like such:
The exact colors on the flag are #BA0C2F or (186, 12, 47) (red), #002...
