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19:03
e~=163^(32/163)
that's a wonderful approximation, because it has a 163
@Maltysen lol i assure you i am my own person
/me squints
^ read that as squirts
and was like wtf is going on?
Wello!
I got OBS to work yayyyyy
Also, x^(1/x) is at its highest when x=e
19:16
^ e and 1/e are often maxima and minima for a good deal of functions
e^(1/e) is also the largest value of x for which x^^a converges as a goes to infinity
is it the e day today?
Oh no@
I haven't installed git or python on my new PV
PC*
I never got around to installing git either
@SuperJedi224 Thank you for reminding me of one of my favorite facts
19:18
x^^a is tetration?
x↑↑a is Knuth up-arrow for tetration
I knew that, just wasn't familiar with it's ASCII representation. Thanks :)
So you people were talking about CGOL earlier?
19:21
Noice
CGOL is <3
Precap: Bill is a stick man
Bill's keyboard is bigger (sideways!) than his arms.
@anOKsquirrel Have you something to say about it?
uhhhh the wifi is terrible in my room
And he has an HD monitor
19:21
20 secs ago, by Optimizer
Precap: Bill is a stick man
that's not an excuse
@ThomasKwa not really, other than it's amazing and fun
Who here actually knows Lojban?
I know one word
@aditsu its a fact
19:22
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ I know about fifty words
@Optimizer it's a trivial and irrelevant fact
@ThomasKwa cool! That's more than I know.
Q: 7zip or winRAR?
I personally like 7z
not an answer, silly
19:24
tar
just tar
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ you should try learning Ithkuil; it's better*
xz (which is derived from 7z, and supported by tar using -J)
@RookieTEC9 Wello
19:25
My feelings when using the iMac...
(* but literally no one speaks it, and it's pretty much impossible to pronounce)
@ThomasKwa Ithkuil... thanks, I'll look into it!
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Sorta like this.
apple sucks lol
@anOKsquirrel brotli
19:26
@RookieTEC9 'Hoy
Apple is for people who like to appear professional
The only good product they made was the `IphoneMini` (also known as AppleWatch)

(J.K.)
Hmm, Lojban gave me an idea for a challenge
Anonymous
I'm finally back home, so now I can work on my language implementation... And all motivation is gone
19:27
Megone?
I don't often use apple products, but when I do, I wish I didn't
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Anonymous
No, Seriously
@ThomasKwa I'm looking at ithkuil. And I'm like... Oumpeá äx’ääļuktëx says thirty words. wtf!?
Gismu formation. Given a list of six words, output the valid gismu that maximizes the score that Lojban gives.
python yu no download faster
19:27
@aditsu I only have an iPhone.; That's it.
Anonymous
@anOKsquirrel The issue is you're supposed to already have Python
@Mego Just got a new PC
so no
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ When there's no redundancy, and 60 different phonemes, you can pack a lot of information in.
@ThomasKwa Huh... that's fantastic. It's like an English golfing language.
Sounds like this esolang is Unusable for verbal communication.
19:29
python faster than git to download?
wat?
only 26 seconds left...
nope 1 minute
no, 2 minutes
no, 10 minutes
@Mego And you call yourself a motivational penguin
no, 4.3 seconds.
no, 1 minute
19:31
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ did I mention three- and four-consonant clusters are very common in Ithkuil?
lojban is a cool idea, but they already lost me with their terrible choice of alphabet; ithkuil (first time I heard of it) seems 1000 times worse
@ThomasKwa That's appealing! Easier to memorize, eh?
@aditsu how is it terrible?
back to one and a half minutes
30 seconds
Anonymous
19:32
@Calvin'sHobbies I motivate other, not myself :P
Granted, ' is a bit strange, but everything else seems fairly good
Anonymous
I decided to finally install git. Will relocate stuff there from pastebin as soon as I have it installed and figure out what the heck I'm doing.
@Mego my favorite one :)
Anonymous
Why won't the image appear :(
19:33
@Mego top 10 for me
mego stop editing your posts and giving me messages lol
Heyyy it's done!
@ThomasKwa they use "c" for a "sh" sound, and punctuation for certain other sounds
Anonymous
Sorry
With git, you never figure out what the heck you're doing.
5
Anonymous
Trying to make markdown work
Anonymous
19:34
It doesn't like to lol
Anonymous
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Anonymous
@feersum git gud
2
Hey, in some of Joyce's arithmonyms he insists that a triple c is pronounced as "shk"
@feersum I don't understand why people don't understand git and then blame git.
Anonymous
Anonymous
19:35
@Optimizer git blame git
I don't blame git. I see it as a feature.
while they say that svn/cvs/hg is much easier, while all they've used in those three would be just committing and pushing
Lol wtf's wrong with me. I'm making yet another golfing language. >_<
19:36
Optimizer, stop wasting my stars
@aditsu I don't have a problem with c, but '., are probably not the best choice.
@anOKsquirrel et tu
et tu
wait what?
if they wanted a single symbol for "sh", they should have picked the Romanian "ș" :)
@anOKsquirrel you too
19:37
@Calvin'sHobbies no
@Optimizer Yeah, I know.
I didn't mean to press enter
heyyy python and git are done \0/
I think Turkish has a similar letter too
@aditsu or esh!
huh?
Esh (majuscule: Ʃ Unicode U+01A9, minuscule: ʃ Unicode U+0283) is a character used in conjunction with the Latin script. Its lowercase form ʃ is similar to a long s ſ  or an integral sign ∫; in 1928 the Africa Alphabet borrowed the Greek letter Sigma for the uppercase form Ʃ, but more recently the African reference alphabet discontinued it, using the lowercase esh only. The lowercase form was introduced by Isaac Pitman in his 1847 Phonotypic Alphabet to represent the voiceless postalveolar fricative (English sh). It is today used in the International Phonetic Alphabet, as well as in the alphabets...
The IPA symbol for sh
19:41
ah, like ʃ? I suppose that works too
Anonymous
Yay, my REPL works
Is there a good or a bad squirrel too?
Anonymous
Now I just need to implement the hundred or so commands I've defined
Anonymous
While trying not to add more until I get done
Own language?
Anonymous
19:44
Yep
@flawr nope
Anonymous
Anonymous
s/it/them/g
@Mego k fine
but then I have to dowload that, too D:
Anonymous
git clone https://github.com/Mego/Seriously.git
19:49
but why
Anonymous
The entire project is 66.5 KB lol
I have things to do, too :P
Anonymous
If your computer takes too long to download a 66.5 KB git project, it's time to upgrade the hamster
aBusySquirrel
I think I got it working
Took a while to register my changes though
:(
19:54
> be happy that it happened, not sad that it took a while
@Mego I think you need a "convert whole stack to list" and "pop list, then push all its elements" function
Anonymous
@ThomasKwa Probably. I think I considered adding those to the list, and then fell asleep.
Anonymous
Thanks for the suggestion
Anonymous
20:04
@ThomasKwa For the first one, should it flatten lists on the stack or no? Or have a function for both?
Anonymous
Also the second one is i (when a list is on top of the stack)
I just had an idea for a new challenge, but I am not sure whether we've already covered it.
The problem is that I do not know how to call it
I've relocated two things from pastebin to Github so far
The idea is: How can you efficiently calculate a^n where n is a given number. Efficiently = least number of multiplications.
a^5 = a*a*a*a*a but you can also calculate a = (a*a)*(a*a)*a where you only really have to calculate one parethesis.
Does anyone remember something like this?
20:15
a^8 is ((a*a)*(a*a))*((a*a)*(a*a))
Anonymous
Ask Dennis, he probably knows what that's called in math words
@Calvin'sHobbies This is AMAZING.
@flawr This is intrinsically connected to prime factorization and modulo.
@flawr Project Euler #100-something.
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ Yes.
Oh noh, someone stole my idea=)
9.5 years ago! :P
@El'endiaStarman ahhh
Anonymous
@flawr votes to close as dupe
0.o I have already completed this challenge
... about 1.5 years ago!
20:18
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Q: help in PHP palindrom

chrisPalindromes: Write a function isPalindrome that accepts a string as a parameter and returns true if the string is a palindrome and false otherwise. A string is considered a palindrome if it has the same sequence of letters when reversed (for example, "radar","toot", "mom", "a", ""). Your function...

How the hell didn't I remember???
Anonymous
Why did someone star the dupe?
@flawr Maybe that is the reason that idea came to mind. :P
No way!
@Mego It's your language.
Anonymous
20:20
@ThomasKwa What?
Anonymous
Oh
Anonymous
Silly auto-reply thing
Anonymous
Was showing it as replying to my dupe star question
Anonymous
I decided to add both... Not like I'm running low on characters :P
@Mego You'll run out sooner than you think. :)
Anonymous
20:23
@El'endiaStarman It'll be hard with over 1000 instructions :P
Oh, never mind then. :P
(Though, at that point, how do you expect to remember them all?)
General question: Is it allowed to post project euler questions?
^ I don't think so.
Even if it was, I think that it wouldn't be in the spirt of PE
Anonymous
@El'endiaStarman commands.txt
@flawr What CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ said.
Anonymous
20:26
Like Conor said, it wouldn't be in the spirit of PE to post the exact question, though you could post a PE-inspired question
We should probably start thinking about a christmas/new year challenge.
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^^ that too
Anonymous
@flawr Input x, print the line(s) for 12 Days of Christmas for day x
Funnily enough, a PE-inspired question is on-topic at Puzzle.SE
Anonymous
Dibs on that btw
Anonymous
20:27
If it hasn't already been asked :P
^ you can take it.
@Mego Or print the full lyrics
Anonymous
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Q: 12 Days of Christmas Lyrics

macekI thought this would be a fun challenge for everyone and I'm curious to see the solutions people come up with. Print the "12 Days Of Christmas" lyrics On the first day of Christmas, my true love gave to me, A partridge in a pear tree. On the second day of Christmas, my true love gave to me,...

@Mego Oh, okay
Anonymous
Why is the BF answer accepted when it's at least twice as long as the others?
Anonymous
20:29
Though the "print 12 days lyrics for day x" challenge would probably get closed as a dupe of that one, tbh
Anonymous
Hmm
I'm making a JavaScript extension that allows for the use of #define f(x) adfasf(x). Again, wtf is wrong with me.
Anonymous
why
> The bald and not excessively bald and not excessively smart hamster obeyed a terrified and not excessively terrified hamster.
-MatLab
oh right
That is what you get when you type why in Matlab=)
why.m
Anonymous
why.py
Anonymous
20:33
why.yhw
Anonymous
why.carrot
looks for it
yhwh
yahweh
warum.wiso.weswegen.weshalb
why.are.we.doing.this.question~Mark
Anonymous
20:35
do.you.ever.wonder.why.we're.here
we.are.never.ever.ever
getting.back.together
ಠ.ಠ
best_file_ever.ಠ_ಠ
@sparr One cell grid?
no, a square grid where each row has squares smaller than the previous. exactly half the size for my first implementation, although other ratios could work as well
whoa that's cool
Hm, that reminds me of adaptive grids for numerical stuff.
20:39
> Must contain... finitely many... differently shaped prototiles
1 is finitely many :p
oh, damn, it does say at least two
@Sparr That would be cool, but it breaks the finite number of tiles as jedi said
Hm, but two squares of different size would count as different shapes, don't you think?
20:41
this might fall into my previously discussed category of times where I think it's ok to submit an answer that breaks a rule. I'll disclose that first in the description.
this late in the game there's no way it will get a lot of votes
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ I'd go with no.
@ThomasKwa Thanks man
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that's the tiling, btw
unclear on whether I'd render it as rectangles or squares. purely an aesthetic choice.
I think that seems to be interesting
20:43
@Sparr Personally I'd be ok with it :) (though I wouldn't be accepting it as the answer if it did get the votes) Just other people may start fussing at you :P
But I'd make it refine the grid in different dimensions.
8 neighbors per cell, just like original life, but the shape of the neighborhood is different. vaguely hyperbolic.
is there a python data structure like an array but that I can specify the behavior when I request an index out of bounds?
I think I'm going to make one too just for fun
yeah, I know
Anonymous
20:47
@Sparr try: array[i] \n except: #do stuff
gotta run, back later to work on this.
It has most certainly not been 13 hours since my last contribution. Why the heck is it saying that it has.
Hm yes, try would be the way to go in python.
@SuperJedi224 git?
20:49
@El'endiaStarman Yeah
@SuperJedi224 If you're working with a remote repository, perhaps you forgot to push?
Anonymous
^
@El'endia Starman The online repositories are all up to date.
Anonymous
20:51
I was stuck being unable to work on Seriously for nearly a week because I forgot to push before leaving
While you guys are upvoting my old challenges I'd like to advertise Red vs. Blue - Pixel Team Battlebots which is so close to 100! (but no pity upvotes please, only vote if you mean it :P)
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Q: Red vs. Blue - Pixel Team Battlebots

Calvin's HobbiesThis contest is officially over. The Blue Team won! I autoran two sets of 50 battles and amazingly, Blue won all 100 of them. Looking at the stats, it is clear that the cooperative entries of PhiNotPi and Sp3000 were the real heroes. Great job you two! In fact, if you disqualify every other memb...

@Calvin'sHobbies +1
I forgot to do it when I was on vote restriction
Let me unvote
Anonymous
@Calvin'sHobbies I swear I upvoted that like a month ago, but apparently not
20:53
I like 99 way more than 100
=)
@Calvin'sHobbies I remember someone dissing someone on the means of getting gold badge ;)
@Optimizer Hey, I'm asking for honest upvotes, seriously!
Anonymous
@Calvin'sHobbies No that's my language
I am not complaining, but honest upvotes are never asked ;)
20:54
@Optimizer And when was this?
Is this a bad/good idea?
4 mins ago, by Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ
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May 23 at 16:15, by Calvin's Hobbies
@Optimizer tsk tsk. You don't Publicist to accumulate golds
For what?
(For Game of Life)
What exactly does this represent?
20:56
It represents a titling of a cell
So this is one cell?
I don't see it either.
Or 5?
One section; it's five cells
20:58
example small board:
So each corner cell has three circles as neighbours?
I see it. But depending on what how infinitesimal you get all tiles have 8 neighbors, no?
unless it's not actually a circle
its a squircle

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