The Nineteenth Byte

Lembik

13:00

I am never quite sure of the etiquette

I suppose I should have specified a time limit?

Katenkyo

@BrainSteel So someone called for it ^^

feersum

I guess?

You can re-accept a better one later

Katenkyo

@Lembik If you see it 1 week without any move, you can approve :)

Lembik

on the other hand I don't want to put anyone off from putting in a new answer

@Katenkyo the question is if it will put people off from contributing new answers

@feersum or even yourself :)

Katenkyo

@Lembik Accepting answers will always contribute

Lembik

13:02

@Katenkyo what do you mean. What is "It" in that sentence?

Katenkyo

But 1 week is safe, it'll be rare that someone will even see your question

Lembik

@feersum accepted

@feersum I will try not to beg too regularly for a j =3 answer :)

and thank you!

feersum

The difference between j=3 and j=2 is less than from 1 to 2

It's just very long and tedious

Lembik

@feersum did you suggest it could be automated?

to reduce the tediousness.. or did I make that up?

feersum

Yes

Lembik

13:05

that already sounds very cool in itself!

maybe a PPCG challenge :)

(except you would have to write most of it as I don't understand your method properly yet)

feersum

I thought you understood the j=2 answer?

Lembik

well yes I can follow it

but I really don't get how you would extend it to j= 3

so for some version of understand

or write code to do it automatically for general j

feersum

So you could sum over each of the 2^j initial sequences (which must be repeated at the end)

Then have 2^(j-1) indices which are used to count all of the 2^j possible substrings of length j

Then 2^j-n indices for how many steps are taken in each possible direction, and the other n are fixed to make it end at 0

Lembik

13:24

is that it?

you do make it look very simple

Sparr

there is a cubic half-inch of tungsten sitting on my desk. it is heavy.

Katenkyo

@Sparr Why do you have it?

Sparr

kickstarter reward

it's a novelty prop. it's just a lot heavier than you would expect from such a small object

Optimizer

what's the weight ?

1 kg ?

oh, you are in inch zone, 2.5 pounds ?

Geobits

I had a tungsten ring some years back. I liked the weight of it, and it just plain didn't get scratched up.

Sparr

13:27

158g

Optimizer

that's not much

Sparr

for a 12.2mm cube

Vioz-

12.2?!

Sparr

err

12.2mm :)

Vioz-

Hahah :P

Sparr

13:29

@Optimizer it's 2.5x the weight of an iron cube the same size

Geobits

Tungsten is denser than mercury IIRC.

Sparr

yeah

by quite a bit

~40% denser?

Lembik

@feersum there was a compliment for you above :)

Optimizer

mercury is even lighter than iron ?

Geobits

It's about on par with gold I think, but it's not soft and crappy like gold is.

Optimizer

13:31

@Sparr some online thingy showed 14g weight for same size

Vioz-

Not quite what I was looking for

Geobits

I don't think the engine in a tungsten Nissan Cube would move it very well.

Optimizer

Osmium - 22.61 g/cm³
Iridium - 22.65 g/cm³
Platinum - 21.45 g/cm³
Gold - 19.3 g/cm³
Tungsten - 19.25 g/cm³
Lead - 11.34 g/cm³
Mercury - 13.534 g/cm³
Silver - 10.49 g/cm³

gold and tungsten are almost equal

Geobits

Huh, I thought platinum was quite a bit lighter than gold.

Lembik

uranium?

Optimizer

13:34

That is why they show so much trouble while lifting gold bars in movies

Geobits

Gold bars are f*ing heavy. I held one at some museum once.

Optimizer

fling ?

Lembik

uranium - 19.1 g/cm3

given that they fire this at people.. it's worth knowing

Optimizer

@Lembik this list is of common metals :)

Geobits

@Optimizer Yes, they are fling heavy = hard to fling.

Lembik

13:35

@Optimizer Is iridium more common than uranium?

f*ing != f?ing :)

Optimizer

@Lembik uranium is nuclear, iridium is inert precious metal like gold.

Lembik

"[Uranium] is considered to be more plentiful than antimony, beryllium, cadmium, gold, mercury, silver, or tungsten and is about as abundant as tin, arsenic or molybdenum."

Optimizer

and yes, iridium is common

Lembik

from en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uranium_in_the_environment

I sound like the uranium marketing board :)

Optimizer

common != abundant or plentiful

Katenkyo

13:37

@Lembik It's also what gets you your electricity :p

Optimizer

common in a sense of commonly available..

Vioz-

You can buy an ounce of Iridium for.. $1500 :(

Lembik

@Optimizer well.... you mean easy to buy in a shop?

Katenkyo

It can be really hard to reliably and costlessly extract, even if it's common

Lembik

@Optimizer if uranium is as abundant as tin then that's fairly abundant

Optimizer

13:38

@Lembik forget easy, just to be able to buy in a shop

Lembik

@Optimizer I can't buy iridium in my shops! :)

or osmium

Optimizer

your shops s*

Lembik

amazon.com/Images-SI-Uranium-Ore/dp/B000796XXM ....

Optimizer

is that legal ?

Lembik

look more closely :)

in particular at the questions and answers

If I opt for air mail does it get delivered by Amazone Prime Air or CIA drones?

A: No sir, just give us your coordinate and we will deliver it via intercontinental missile in less than an hour, guaranteed speed.

Or do they just toss you into Gitmo after adding to your cart?

A: [Deleted by the CIA on May 27, 2010 6:30 PM PST]

etc.

oh and...

Geobits

13:41

> I purchased this product 4.47 Billion Years ago and when I opened it today, it was half empty.

Lembik

Will this take me back to the future in my DeLorean?

A: No. Your DeLorean uses a standard GE General Purpose Waste Disposal FUSION Reactor. U238 is not a fusible material, and thus will just clog up the intake, rendering your reactor useless. I recommend ordinary H20 for the reactor, and place the canister of U238 in your pocket, where it will best serve the interests of the human race by improving the gene pool.

@Geobits sue! :)

sorry,,,, have I ruined an entirely serious PPCG debate... :)

Vioz-

Magic stuff. Been taking 1 spoon a day for 3 weeks. I can now type this review using all 12 fingers.

Optimizer

@Lembik why not compliment it with another of yours linear time challenges related to strings

Lembik

@Optimizer I would love to thank you! However....

I worry every time I pose one of those.... they always get a small number of wrong answers by people who get slightly annoyed

and an even smaller number of correct answers.. perhaps zero

@Optimizer or were you teasing me about compliment versus complement?

in which case I am crestfallen :)

I am waiting for a cjam/pyth/apl answer to codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/51948/… :)

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13:56

0

Q: Draw Growing Stacks of Boxes

The Task In this challenge, your task is to draw an ASCII art representation of several stacks of boxes of increasing height. You are given as input the number of stacks, which is a positive integer. The first stack contains one box of size 2x2. The second stack contains 2 boxes of size 3x3. In ...

Mitch Schwartz

@Lembik hi

Optimizer

@Lembik oh I meant complement

and that was sarcasm

Lembik

@Optimizer I think that is Muphry's law

Muphry's law

Muphry's law is an adage that states: "If you write anything criticizing editing or proofreading, there will be a fault of some kind in what you have written." The name is a deliberate misspelling of Murphy's law. Similar laws have also been coined, usually in the context of online communication, under names including Umhoefer's Rule (or Umhöfer's Rule), Skitt's Law, Hartman's Law of Prescriptivist Retaliation (or The Law of Prescriptive Retaliation), The Iron Law of Nitpicking, McKean's Law. and Bell's First Law of USENET. Further variations state that flaws in a printed or published work will...

@Optimizer so.. are you saying you hate my linear time stringy questions?

@MitchSchwartz how things?

@Optimizer if so.. why?

and beware.. an awesome answerer of one is here :)

Phase

14:13

"linear time stringy questions" sounds fun :3

Lembik

@Phase :)

Phase

woot, got vertical line drawing done 2 "+"n@ {.1>}{"|"n@1-}while; "+"

Lembik

@MitchSchwartz did you see feersum thinks one can write an automated solver writer for my prob puzzle?

Optimizer

Anyone trying growing stacks ?

@Dennis ^ ?

Dennis

Hadn't even seen it yet. Just woke up...

Optimizer

14:28

so posting in next 5 minutes ? (now that you've seen)

Dennis

You have at least 2 hours.

Mitch Schwartz

@Lembik things are progressing in an orderly fashion toward oblivion

Phase

I'm doing the stacks :3

Optimizer

today must be my lucky day

Mitch Schwartz

@Lembik yep

Lembik

14:30

@MitchSchwartz I love the idea of code that writes code to solve puzzles

Geobits

I was about to do stacks, then I remembered why I don't usually do ascii art golfs ;)

Optimizer

lol

Lembik

@MitchSchwartz good news on the orderly front :)

Vioz-

Yep, I tried for about a minute, not going to bother with it

Phase

doing... well...?
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|3|
+`

Optimizer

14:36

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++-+--+
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++-+--+
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++-+--+
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doing well ?

Phase

:o

Lembik

how do you get a list of who is currently logged into this chat?

Geobits

You mean beside the list on the sidebar with the icons?

You could also use this.

Lembik

hmm... I must be being blind but... i don't see the list in the sidebar

the link you gave works

Geobits

Lembik

14:44

oh right I see those pictures

Katenkyo

Yahoo, Finally implementing the capacity for Summoner Wars, it will be real soon !

Lembik

@Geobits thanks very much

Martin Büttner

15:44

I've been playing Sokobond the last two days, and it's one amazing puzzle game.

Vioz-

15:55

Anyone who's on OEIS know how long it took them to approve your registration?

Sp3000

16:05

@MartinBüttner :D I second that

Lembik

@Vioz- I know Peter Taylor is on it

Martin Büttner

16:29

@Sp3000 did you finish it?

@Vioz- My first submission was approved in less than 24 hours, my second one has been waiting for approval for two weeks now.

Sp3000

No, I got stuck on the last few of the lanthanides/actinides and haven't touched it since

Martin Büttner

@Sp3000 I don't know enough chemistry to be able to tell which part of the table that is.

Sp3000

Er... the dangly table at the bottom right

Martin Büttner

oh, the bonus levels

I'm doing those right now

Sp3000

:P tell me how you go

Martin Büttner

16:31

I already started skipping some, so... :D

Sp3000

I seem to be missing Combine, Jellyfish, then everything to the right of that

Martin Büttner

I really want that last achievement though ;)

let me see

Sp3000

I want it so I can clear it off my drive, but thankfully it doesn't take up much space :)

Martin Büttner

ah okay, I've got the first four columns but skipped Bunny Ears and Combine

bunny ears looks so simple...

Sp3000

Bunny ears was fun :) it's the only level I seem to have taken a screenshot of

Martin Büttner

16:51

Flower is surprisingly a lot harder than Clockwork

Dennis

0

Q: Are languages like sed exempt from "no input" rules?

Some types of challenges require submission that produce constant output and, as such, forbid the solutions from taking input of any kind. That presents a problem for languages like sed, which execute code for each line of input, so they downright refuse to do anything if STDIN is empty. On one...

discussion policy answers

(Didn't we have a bot for that?)

BrainSteel

It'll probably catch up in a minute or two :)

Dennis

@NewMetaPosts: Quit slacking off!

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Q: Are languages like sed exempt from "no input" rules?

Some types of challenges require submission that produce constant output and, as such, forbid the solutions from taking input of any kind. That presents a problem for languages like sed, which execute code for each line of input, so they downright refuse to do anything if STDIN is empty. On one...

discussion policy answers

BrainSteel

My immediate thought is to just give such programs a single newline (\n) as input.

Martin Büttner

17:03

@Sp3000 Oh I did skip ahead to Fortress earlier, so I've got that one.

Sp3000

k, will give it a try :)

Optimizer

I failed to find a mathematical formula for the growing stacks :(

Sp3000

Which part of it? Also, it's probably easier done via zipping, surely?

Optimizer

not tried zipping approach

was hoping to get a formula for the whole thing

Agawa001

17:48

@Optimizer: 2*n=sqrt(1-4k+4i)-1 where k<n+1 and i actual index

does that help ?

Martin Büttner

@Sp3000 Did you try Elephant in the Snake? :/

Sp3000

Yeah, I seem to have that one

Martin Büttner

it looks so simple

Optimizer

@Agawa001 I have no idea what you are talking about Mr. Troller

Sp3000

So does Bunny Ears :P

Agawa001

17:51

lol i have a reputation of troll now

wonder where did that thing come from and when

Optimizer

not reputation, but that equation certainly looks like trolling

Agawa001

anyways if you look for explanation just ask me

Optimizer

what is k, n, i ?

Martin Büttner

@Sp3000 oh I've got an idea

Sp3000

:)

Agawa001

17:53

really ? i read the question , then understood it, then spent few minutes writing that equation

Optimizer

Growing stacks question ?

Agawa001

yes

Martin Büttner

@Sp3000 worked

Agawa001

and why theres no latex here

Sp3000

Nice!

Geobits

17:54

Some people are allergic to latex.

Optimizer

its not even on our main

Agawa001

:(

Optimizer

ok, so can I have explanation now ?

Agawa001

that would make reading mathematical equation look like a torture

Compass

Glorious Potato

Agawa001

17:55

its just arithmetic summation

Compass

\o/

Optimizer

but why is there an equation here ? shouldn't it be a function ?

Agawa001

well, the function i culdnt do it

look

1+2+3+... = actual index

everythng is extracted from this principle

Geobits

Even if you extracted that into something useful, that only (seems to) give the vertical wall locations.

Optimizer

let me see an answer based on that equation

Agawa001

17:57

except if you wanna settle another variable which incremets each new term of this arithmetic series of difference=1

Sp3000

The problem with doing it by indices is that to revert a triangular number back you have to take a square root :/

Agawa001

@Sp3000 exactly

Sp3000

btw @Optimizer if you're bored, here's a zipping that I can't be bothered golfing: ri:X{'-SI*+I)*'-+aI*}fI][LX{'+'|I*+I)*'++}fI_]2ew{~.e<a}%.\:~z{XX)*2/)Se[N}%W%(‌

Geobits

My original thought was to build it rotated by 180, then reverse the string.

Compass

stabs eyes out

2

Sp3000

17:59

(hint: the only awesome part is .e<)

Martin Büttner

@Sp3000 Meditation was fun :)

Sp3000

Oh boy, that's another I haven't done

Martin Büttner

it's not quite as bad as it looks

Sp3000

Hmm where to stick these bonds...

Martin Büttner

come on, together we can sort out the remaining ones... I really want move on to some other game :D

Sp3000

18:07

Almost... got... this... full.. loop

Oh, I managed to resolve Bunny, if you need a hint

Can't remember the other's solutions though

Martin Büttner

@Sp3000 trying Complex right now, but I'll probably take you up on that

Geobits

Did I click on the Puzzling chat by mistake? :P

Sp3000

Welcome to Steam Games and Molecules.

Geobits

We're supposed to be talking about important things here, like ramen burgers and the density of various metals.

Martin Büttner

pfff

Human Resource Machine Self-Help Group

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18:09

0

Q: Cut a silicon wafer into dies

When manufacturing chips, circular silicon wafers are cut into dies of needed size: The goal of this challenge is maximizing the number of whole dies that can be cut from a wafer of a given diameter. The machine puts the wafer into an angular compartment: _____________________ | xxxxxx |...

code-golf geometry

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19:01

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Ionic Compound Golf code-golf chemistry Challenge Given two inputs, a positive ion and a negative ion, you must output the formula for the ionic compound which would be made from the two ions. This basically means balancing out the charges so they equal zero. Do not bother with formatting the...

Dennis

19:15

Unless somebody can think of a compelling reason not to, I'm going to post this:

0

A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

First code golf decathlon code-challenge math string array-manipulation ascii-art Tasks All competitors try to solve the following list of 10 tasks: math Read a positive integer n from input and return the sum of the cubes of the first n non-negative integers. Read a positive integer n fr...

Martin Büttner

@Dennis I'll have a look

Vioz-

Well, my first attempt at contributing to OEIS has failed :(

Martin Büttner

@Vioz- which sequence?

Vioz-

oeis.org/A049064

Dennis

@MartinBüttner Thanks!

Doorknob suggested a stack snippet for the leaderboard, but that's way beyond my capabilities.

Vioz-

19:18

I was going to add a b-file to it, unfortunately it looks like it will not be very useful considering how fast the sequence grows.

by a(17) the value is 973 characters long, and a(30) the value is over 140,000 characters long

Martin Büttner

@Dennis a stack snippet would definitely be helpful

Dennis

@MartinBüttner Sure would, but I don't know how to deal with edits. Rule 6 should be especially tricky.

Geobits

Hmm. Google just added this to their Play Store content policy:

> Sensitive Events: We don't allow content which may be deemed as capitalizing on or lacking reasonable sensitivity towards a natural disaster, atrocity, conflict, death, or other tragic event.

Vioz-

Probably has to do with that recent shooting

Geobits

Yea. Wonder if there was a specific app that triggered the ban?

Martin Büttner

19:30

@Dennis hm yeah

Vioz-

Man, it's hardly been 16 months and my Nexus 5 is showing signs of dying :(

Geobits

@Vioz- I've had mine for about the same time, no problems yet. Battery life dropping, or something else?

Vioz-

There's a chance it's something to do with my software, the memory leaking is rendering the phone useless after about 8 hours.

Maybe Spotify is causing some sort of problem..

Geobits

Could be. I don't use spotify much any more because it likes to use all my free space for its cache.

Vioz-

I'm always changing between streaming services, I was on Google Unlimited until I found out Spotify was doing $0.99 for 3 months

And I don't really notice any issues with taking up cache

probably because I keep most of the music I like saved on the phone anyways

Geobits

19:37

I like spotify a lot, and use it plenty on my desktop/laptop/chromecast/ps4. It just got aggravating on my phone.

Vioz-

Ooh, they have a Chromecast app?! When did that happen?

Geobits

It's not official. I think their official word is "when hell freezes over, maybe". I use spoticast, but it's a little funky sometimes. I end up using my ps4 moore often recently.

BrainSteel

Confirmed: Spotify Chromecast app coming with PPCG graduation.

6

Martin Büttner

It'll be bundled with Half-Life 3.

Geobits

They want to make their own TV streaming thing for some reason: phandroid.com/2015/01/14/…

Sparr

19:42

I love the "closer examination of the data" bit here: stackoverflow.com/research/…

Geobits

I don't think they understand that my TV has limited input ports, and I won't dedicate one of them for just spotify.

@Sparr Spaces are for sadists.

Vioz-

Who are the poor 0.2% using Vista?!

Geobits

What's the award for obvious studies again?

> It feels good to be the boss. Executives are 16% more satisfied (on an arbitrary 5-point scale) than average (3.36). Product managers are generally the least satisfied with their jobs.

Optimizer

@MartinBüttner and would be PS3 version playable on PS4 using native backward compatibility

Geobits

Really? Most recent I heard was that the PS4 was only going to be compatible with 360 games, not PS3.

Dennis

19:49

@MartinBüttner I've added a required answer format that could make the posts parsable for future stack snippets.

Any problems with the tasks themselves?

Optimizer

@Geobits Well, times will change when we graduate.

It will be a revolution

Geobits

Like the Vita was?

BrainSteel

Whoa, you used when instead of if. That's progress, right? Right?!

Geobits

Well once you know the date, "if" seems a bit wrong.

Optimizer

yeah, 27th July is finally finalized

They timed it with the Spotify Chromecast app release date

BrainSteel

19:53

Where has such a date been finally finalized?

Optimizer

Meh, they are obviously hiding it from google

its known only to 19th Byte as the dates collide

and we are hosting a joint celebration party in peru

Geobits

@BrainSteel There's a list on big meta of sites that are "semi-graduated", so they're doing it in increments now. We aren't first on the list, but I remember it being in July.

Optimizer

wow ^ that is taking it to extremes, quoting mother meta

Google was fine and all, but mother meta ??

Geobits

I figured I should keep it in the network. No sense sending people off to google ;)

Sparr

@Geobits spaces are for anyone who doesn't have total control over their development environment and the tools of their colleagues

Geobits

19:56

@Sparr Isn't that what I said? Sadists.

BrainSteel

Eww, spaces... Gross.

Optimizer

Space Invaders are even grosser

Martin Büttner

@Dennis nothing in particular, except that some individual tasks are duplicates, and the usual problem with minigolf-like challenges that people might copy some parts from others

Dennis

@MartinBüttner That would only help to complete the list of tasks, but completely forfeit bonus points.

@MartinBüttner Not sure if (near) duplicates would be a problem. All tasks are simple enough that a quick Google search should return usable code.

Martin Büttner

@Dennis Well I mean they could copy it and then golf off a byte or two.

Dennis

20:05

@MartinBüttner That's certainly possible. A problem the decathlon shares with rosetta stone challenges.

Martin Büttner

yeah exactly

Dennis

An enforceable rule regarding this would probably require calculating Levenshtein distances or something like that.

Wrong window. :P

Discovery requires experimentation. I'll just go for it.

Optimizer

I knew that profile pic of yours was just numerous snakes. You Hydra!

Dennis

:P

Lembik

20:28

@Vioz- Yeah..it's like the want you to buy a new phone ... :)

Dennis

The OnePlus One just got 50 dollars cheaper. Great phone.

Vioz-

The white one is out of stock :( And I'm not exactly looking to pay for another off-contract phone, when 100% of my money needs to go towards university-related things next year

Dennis

The dark one was out of stock yesterday.

Just try your luck tomorrow.

Vioz-

I don't exactly have ~$410 ($339 CAD + Tax & Shipping) to throw at a phone right now :(

Dennis

In my country, phones cost more with a contract than without. :P

Vioz-

20:31

Really? Wow

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Q: First code golf decathlon

Tasks All competitors try to solve the following list of 10 tasks: math Read a positive integer n from input and return the sum of the cubes of the first n non-negative integers. Read a positive integer n from input and return a truthy value if and only if n is a Mersenne prime. Read a non-em...

code-challenge math ascii-art string array-manipulation

Dennis

Basically one giant rip-off. Imported electronic articles usually cost at least 50% more than their real value in the official stores.

So you either buy them from some shady business or directly in the US.

mbomb007

I can't figure out what is wrong with this Python snippet. Any help? Why does the column get filled with only the letter 'd'?

a=[['.']*5]*5
for n in range(5):
print n,'abcde'[n]
a[n][3]='abcde'[n]

print '\n'.join(''.join(i)for i in a)

Sp3000

a=[['.']*5]*5

a has 5 copies (references) of the same list

mbomb007

How do I declare an array that I can modify nicely? Should I use numpy?

Sp3000

20:38

[['.']*5for x in[0]*5]

or the insane way, eval(str([['.']*5]*5))

mbomb007

Can you use eval(`[['.']*5]*5`)?

Sp3000

Oh you're using Py 2, yeah sure

mbomb007

Okay, thanks.

Dennis

@AlexA. I can already picture the upvotes.

(Does somebody have to be in the room to get pinged?)

Vioz-

I've been pinged when outside of the room

decathalon.. looks like now is a good time as any to learn CJam and Pyth

Sp3000

20:51

#9 looks like all hell's gonna break loose with people picking the right languages

Vioz-

What is the map syntax in CJam?

Sp3000

{}% in general, <arg>f<binary op>, or :<unary op>

Vioz-

Program #1 should probably not take 14 bytes, haha

Sp3000

9 bytes in CJam

Dennis

Or 7.

Optimizer

21:01

or 0

if you don't try.. that is

Sp3000

I guess implementing the formula isn't the way to go then :P but I won't be CJam'ing that one anyway

Optimizer

@Dennis how do you have 7 ?

I have 8

Dennis

The straightforward implementation is 8 bytes long, yes.

Optimizer

I have 7 in gs

Dennis

I have 5 in Pyth. :P

Agawa001

21:12

can you tell your ungolfed code @Optimizer

Optimizer

growing stack ?

maybe tomorrow

@Dennis betcha Jakube has 4

off to sleep now

Agawa001

happy nightmares

Optimizer

and then you ask about your trolling rep

Sp3000

21:32

@Dennis Can you check my #9 to see if it's okay?

Dennis

@Sp3000 I don't know Mathematica. Is #2#& a function?

Sp3000

Yeah, unnamed

But I was more concerned about whether it was a standard loophole because of builtins or whatnot

Dennis

The loopholes post says that a "standard loophole" has to have twice as many upvotes as downvotes, so using built-ins is not a loophole (yet).

Sp3000

Well there's probably languages with medians, subsequences and such builtin - are you okay with that?

Dennis

I've deliberately chosen a non-standard definition for the median, so I'd be surprised if somebody finds a built-in for that task.

I usually outlaw built-ins for my code-golf questions, but given the find-the-optimal-language-for-each-task approach of this one, I've opted for anything goes.

Sp3000

21:42

Ahaha k

I'll be looking forward to that language with access to pneumonoultra...

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