The Nineteenth Byte

Alex A.

04:00

@Geobits D:

Anonymous

@quartata Heat and noise

quartata

The joke

Anonymous

Something was making the system process use a gig of memory and max out all 4 cores

quartata

print '|'x1000000

Your head

Anonymous

I understood the joke

Calvin's Hobbies

04:00

@Mego Seriously?

Geobits

A proper jet or a turbojet? I mostly worked with turbojets, so I may be of some help there.

Anonymous

I chose not to acknowledge it

quartata

@Mego OK. Phew.

Anonymous

@Calvin'sHobbies ಠ_ಠ

Alex A.

@Calvin'sHobbies lal

Anonymous

04:01

@Geobits Improper jet, one side went to infinity and beyond

quartata

(no one noticed that little bit of perl code)

(...maybe it can just slip by undetected)

Geobits

@Mego Just one side? Yea, that's pretty improper.

Eridan

Ew. Perl

quartata

(but secretly it will burrow itself into their subconscious)

quintopia

Hey guys. Guys. Aubergine is super fun to golf in: codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/63402/47050

quartata

04:01

(and bring them to the dark side)

Anonymous

@quartata Like your joke, I noticed it, but elected to ignore it

quartata

@Eridan D:

Anonymous

@Geobits It didn't even have the decency to converge

quartata

@Mego I hate it when stuff doesn't converge.

It's just so.. rude and improper.

It's like the numbers hate me.

Eridan

Was improper a pun?

quartata

04:03

@Eridan Yes it was.

Eridan

:D

Anonymous

@Eridan No why would I ever make a pun

quartata

A very mathy pun.

Improper integral

In calculus, an improper integral is the limit of a definite integral as an endpoint of the interval(s) of integration approaches either a specified real number or or or, in some cases, as both endpoints approach limits. Such an integral is often written symbolically just like a standard definite integral, perhaps with infinity as a limit of integration. Specifically, an improper integral is a limit of the form or of the form in which one takes a limit in one or the other (or sometimes both) endpoints (Apostol 1967, §10.23). When a function is undefined at finitely many interior points of an...

Anonymous

An improper pun

quartata

Or similar such stuff

Alex A.

04:04

Puns don't integrate well with this site.

Calvin's Hobbies

@AlexA. y?

Geobits

It's not like they diverge from the usual topic though....

Anonymous

@AlexA. As long as you can differentiate the puns with respect to the text, it's not so bad

Eridan

Tbh I don't like improper integrals because you can just say f(infinity) in your scratch work and get the same answer. It's annoying to write the limit all the time

Doorknob

I'm almost certain the newest main post is a dup but I can't find it...

Calvin's Hobbies

04:05

@Doorknob me too

Alex A.

Me three

Anonymous

Found it

Doorknob

... the dup? or something else?

Anonymous

Though it's not a cut-and-dry dupe

Anonymous

9

Q: Align the text to a block

Task Your task is to write whole program, which will align given input to a block of given size. Input: 40 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco labo...

New Main Posts

04:07

1

Q: Layout Text in Columns

Write a program or function that given some text, a number of columns, and the column width, formats the text into columns. This is plain text typography. Rules Input The text will be a string of printable ASCII and may contain newlines and spaces (but not tabs). The number of columns will be...

code-golf typography

Alex A.

Hm. Related but sufficiently different IMO

Geobits

^

Alex A.

Fitting into one box I think is different than trying to divide it into columns

Anonymous

That's the one I remember, anyway

Alex A.

If my pudding doesn't set, I'll be pissed.

Anonymous

04:10

What if it bags?

Calvin's Hobbies

@AlexA. gross

Alex A.

@Mego What?

Calvin's Hobbies

bags

Anonymous

@AlexA. Or lists

Alex A.

@Calvin'sHobbies Dude pudding is the shit

@Mego My pudding is an array and I'm not casting it to anything.

Geobits

04:11

Dude pudding? Ew.

Anonymous

@Geobits Dude pudding >? dude soup

Alex A.

@Geobits ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Anonymous

@AlexA. tree pudding

Alex A.

@Mego Dude Soup live was fun

Anonymous

@AlexA. I like their gameplay videos better than Dude Soup. Their podcast style just doesn't interest me.

BrainSteel

04:12

Oh no! I missed a calculus pun discussion?

Anonymous

@BrainSteel Yep. Don't be sad though, no need to curl up in the corner

Alex A.

@Mego My girlfriend and I both like Funhaus. She likes it because she loves video games and I like it because I appreciate the inane humor.

So the podcast does just fine for me in that respect. :P

BrainSteel

@Mego That would be quite the dirac-stic reaction.

Eridan

@BrainSteel It's ok. We won't be jerks about it.

Anonymous

@AlexA. Their humor is great. The Kerbal Space Program video with Geoff and Michael make my side hurt for days.

Alex A.

04:14

Haha that was a good one

Anonymous

I'm just not a fan of the hybrid gameplay and discussion format.

Anonymous

For the same reason, I'm not that big on AH's Sunday Driving show (that hasn't had a new episode in months)

Alex A.

Yeah I wasn't really interested in that either

I lost a lot of interest in AH after Ray departed.

Anonymous

It's gotten better lately with Jeremy. He's filling in the void that Ray left

Anonymous

Though tbh Ray left long before Ray actually left

Alex A.

04:17

Yeah I know what you mean

Anonymous

The negatower Minecraft LP really sucked because he didn't want to be there

Alex A.

I don't remember that one very well

Anonymous

Let's Play Minecraft - Episode 104 - Enter the Negatower Part 1

►

Anonymous

Fair warning for anyone unfamiliar with AH: Their primary audience is 16-25 year old males. That should tell you what to expect.

Alex A.

Oh, okay. Yeah I remember that one now.

Anonymous

04:21

Also the Call of Duty LP (Ghost? MW3?) where Ray decides to go knife-only in the second game and still wins

Alex A.

I don't usually watch the CoD ones

I actually haven't watched pretty much any AH since Funhaus came about.

Anonymous

I watched that one a lot later, after seeing a link in a reddit thread discussing just how bad the others were at video games compared to Ray

Alex A.

I think everyone is bad at video games compared to Ray.

Doorknob

idk who Ray is but I bet he's bad at Nethack

Alex A.

Everyone is bad at Nethack compared to Doorknob.

Doorknob

04:24

actually, no :P

Anonymous

Well, Geoff explained it pretty well in a recent video - it's really hard to be good at a video game and provide interesting, funny commentary at the same time. Watching someone be good at a video game but boring is, well, boring. It's more entertaining to focus on being entertaining, even if you suck more as a result.

Alex A.

Nethack barely counts as a video game IMO. It's like if someone was narrating D&D while watching their keyboard glitch out.

3

Doorknob

>:(

TheDoctor

parts-express.com/…

Anonymous

I wonder what you would get if you recorded Doorknob's keypresses while playing Nethack and ran them as Seriously code

Alex A.

04:26

@Doorknob |:D

Doorknob

@Mego next time I play Nethack I'll run a keylogger or something and find out :P

Anonymous

@Doorknob Turn that frown upside-down! ):< ...that looks like a depressed bull

Anonymous

@Doorknob Please don't run it in the online IDE

Alex A.

@Doorknob Please run it in the online IDE I want to see why Mego doesn't want you to

Doorknob

yeah that's what I was gonna say...

Anonymous

04:29

@AlexA. Two bad things will happen. The less bad thing is that it'll crap out after like 30 seconds of execution. The more bad thing is that the permalink will be like a bajillion characters long.

Alex A.

Who cares how long the permalink would be?

As long as it can fit in the clipboard you can use a URL shortener

Anonymous

Us, when he posts it in chat

TheDoctor

Alex A.

AHHHHHH WIDDLE SHEEEB

Anonymous

I'm reasonably certain a bajillion characters won't fit in the clipboard

Alex A.

04:30

Get a bigger clipboard

Anonymous

I'd have to download more ram first

Alex A.

Wow, ninja'd that joke

On a more serious note, has anyone here ever tried juicing an avocado?

Anonymous

@AlexA. why

Alex A.

Why:
a.) am I asking,
b.) do I want to, or
c.) would someone ever do that?

Anonymous

d.) all of the above

Anonymous

04:40

It's sad that question counts as "a more serious note"

Alex A.

Sep 22 at 3:19, by Alex A.

@PhiNotPi hello i have quetions how does juice an avocado i have try for thirtee minut and no juic

"A more serious note" wasn't intended to be taken seriously

Anonymous

@AlexA. ಠ_ಠ

Alex A.

If I'm talking about moderation stuff then I'm all fo realz but otherwise I'm about 30/70 serious/not.

Anonymous

I'd say 30 is a bit high

Alex A.

Haha

@Calv question for you

Calvin's Hobbies

04:46

I accep

Alex A.

Should you decide to add a "t" to "accept," I was wondering what your opinion of this is, given your PPCG seniority.

@Geobits My pudding is almost complete. Ready your fax machine.

Calvin's Hobbies

@AlexA. Pudding can be eaten warm

Alex A.

I know, but I'm making it with soy milk which doesn't work as well for pudding as regular milk. The last time I made it, it didn't set at all. I'm hoping that keeping it in the fridge for the requisite 90 minutes will help.

Anonymous

Why soy milk?

Alex A.

Lactose intolerance, brosky

Calvin's Hobbies

04:54

@AlexA. I think it's fine, though it shouldn't be the norm. A plain code-golf should almost always accept the shortest answer since that's the major point of golf. But there are many possible scenarios where having multiple winners is totally legit.

Anonymous

@AlexA. Gross

Calvin's Hobbies

@Mego Soy milk is good

Alex A.

@Mego Haha it's only gross if I eat dairy

@Calvin'sHobbies Fact

Calvin's Hobbies

But udder milk is good as well

Alex A.

I prefer the udders of soy beans.

Almond udders can secrete some tasty fluids as well.

Anonymous

04:56

Almond milk is pretty good, and I'm not even lactose intolerant

Alex A.

@Calvin'sHobbies I agree that it shouldn't be the norm and that it's fine in some cases. But I'm of the opinion that those cases are quite few (and largely limited to "catalogs")

@Mego I usually only use almond milk for baking. That and coconut milk.

Calvin's Hobbies

@AlexA. Coconut milk pudding sounds good

Alex A.

Sounds too rich.

Coconut milk on its own is quite thick and rich. I can't imagine it thickened and sweetened...

No, I can

I make whipped cream out of it

Calvin's Hobbies

@AlexA. Glad you got through that

Alex A.

Haha

It was a struggle

Calvin's Hobbies

05:01

I feel for those with pudding intolerance

Alex A.

If you get coconut milk that doesn't have a lot of emulsifiers in it, you can put it in the fridge overnight, pierce the bottom, drain out the liquid, and keep the solids in the can. Then open the can, scoop the solids into a mixing bowl, add powdered sugar, powdered vanilla, and a hint of cardamom, then use an electric mixer thingy to make whipped cream. Keep refridgerated.

@Calvin'sHobbies You feel for them in that you're sorry for them or you feel for them in that you share their intolerance for pudding?

Anonymous

Lactose intolerance must suck

Alex A.

No, it's fine.

Anonymous

That's a lot more complicated than making real whipped cream

Calvin's Hobbies

@AlexA. I feel for them in the dark.

Anonymous

05:04

Heavy whipping cream and sugar in a 4:1 ratio, add enough vanilla extract that you smell it. Whip until whipped.

Alex A.

@Mego Tastes super taste-tastic though. And actually the only more complicated part is separating the solids.

@Calvin'sHobbies Careful grabbing around in the dark. You never know what's in there.

Calvin's Hobbies

strawpoll.me/6027877

Alex A.

I haven't had flan in well over 10 years I think.

Anonymous

strawpoll.me/6027880

Alex A.

I don't eat eggs either so I end up not having that many custardy desserts.

@Calvin'sHobbies Giga pudding is winning

> also yes

lal

Calvin's Hobbies

05:08

strawpoll.me/6027882

Alex A.

Everyone but the Polish is winning

Gross, who picked jello?

Anonymous

I picked all 3

Alex A.

Gross

Anonymous

Jello is alright. Flan is great. Pudding is the shit.

Alex A.

Do you like oatmeal?

I feel like pudding and oatmeal are divisive foods due to their consistency

Dennis

05:14

I like both.

Alex A.

:D

Anonymous

Oatmeal is great

Anonymous

In fact, I plan on having some for breakfast in the morning

Anonymous

So 2/4 of the mods like oatmeal

Anonymous

There's no oatmeal in Nethack so I don't think Doorknob will like it

Anonymous

05:16

Which leaves just Martin

Alex A.

(there are 5 mods on this site...)

Calvin's Hobbies

@Mego @Martin likes coats, therefore he likes oats

Alex A.

Infallible logic

@Mego What do you put in said oatmeal?

Anonymous

But what about boats? Does he eat his oats on boats while wearing coats? And are the boats where he eats oats and wears coats on moats? And what about the goats?

Anonymous

@AlexA. Oats, milk, cinnamon, small amount of sugar

Alex A.

05:18

Good answer

I like brown sugar rather than white in oatmeal

Anonymous

I use brown sugar if I have any handy, definitely

Anonymous

It's just not something I typically have on hand, since that's really the only thing I use it for

Alex A.

Yeah.

@Calvin'sHobbies It was never explicitly stated that @Martin likes coats. He might be in the coat in his profile picture against his will.

Calvin's Hobbies

@Mego He wears stoat coats on moat floating boats, eating oats with goats, gloating till he bloats.

2

Alex A.

that was legit

Calvin's Hobbies

05:24

feel free to take notes

El'endia Starman

Real-time map of people checking out Stack Overflow.

Alex A.

@El'endiaStarman Yes

Calvin's Hobbies

@El'endiaStarman Did you sandbox the colormaze one yet?

El'endia Starman

@Calvin'sHobbies Working on a reference implementation.

I.e., to generate an example image.

Calvin's Hobbies

Pshh

Anonymous

05:29

@El'endiaStarman -1 no zoom out

El'endia Starman

WHY ME?!?

Anonymous

You're the messenger. Tradition dictates we shoot you.

Calvin's Hobbies

@El'endiaStarman reference implementation smechfrence shmimplementation

El'endia Starman

@Mego :'(

Alex A.

05:52

@Calvin'sHobbies @Mego My pudding is pretty good

Anonymous

@AlexA. Share?

Sparr

When a challenge says "Gets a number (either 0 or 1) from STDIN" is it reasonable to assume that inputs of either "0"/"1" or "0\n"/"1\n" are acceptable? Is there a meta post on this subject, possibly in a more broad context?

Calvin's Hobbies

@Sparr I'd say that's an acceptable assumption

Alex A.

@Mego I can fax it to you

Anonymous

@Sparr That's acceptable - many languages require newlines to end inputs

Anonymous

05:55

@AlexA. plz do

Anonymous

38

Q: Who is this chatbot?

Objective: The task is to create a chatbot with whom you can spend your time discussing your deepest thoughts with. Create a chatbot with an AI that learns from your input. Your bot should inspire you to releave your darkest inner truths. Inspiration: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chatte...

popularity-contest

Alex A.

@Sparr What Calvin and Mego said.

Anonymous

That's a neat challenge

Anonymous

Reminds me of an IRC bot I worked on ages ago

Anonymous

@Sparr I would recommend having the fully-golfed version at the top, and the (current) less-golfed version below for clarity

Sparr

06:04

@Mego many tiny esolangs, perhaps. Python can do unbuffered input, and thus so can Pyth.

@Mego why post the golfed version at all, in this instance?

the golfing is literally "remove padding"

also, for my curiosity, in what way do you use the site that you ran into my solution so soon after me posting it?

Anonymous

@Sparr To make it easier to manually count the bytes and verify the score

Anonymous

@Sparr 1 question with new activity click "Truth Machine" "oh that's why he asked"

Sparr

I actually do post golfed marbelous scripts when some of the padding is necessary

this is a rare instance where all the padding is superfluous

El'endia Starman

0

A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Hue, Hue Everywhere code-golf or popularity-contest The Task Given an image that has only black and white pixels and an (x,y) location that's a white pixel, color the white pixels connected to the start based on their distance from the start, bending around corners as needed, and rotating thro...

@Calvin'sHobbies: Ta-da!

New Sandboxed Posts

0

A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Hue, Hue Everywhere code-golf or popularity-contest The Task Given an image that has only black and white pixels and an (x,y) location that's a white pixel, color the white pixels connected to the start based on their distance from the start, bending around corners as needed, and rotating thro...

Anonymous

06:16

@El'endiaStarman If you get rid of the "output must be pretty" req, it's suitable for code golf

Anonymous

If you want popcon, you'll need some suggestions on what criteria to vote for

El'endia Starman

Alright, two people have said it should be code-golf. It shall be so!

Anonymous

some languages with built in graphics-to-array and pathfinding algorithms are going to be VERY good at this. I predict a 100 byte mathematica solution, 80 bytes of which will be function names. — Sparr 19 secs ago

Anonymous

huehuehue

El'endia Starman

^ pun intended?

:P

Anonymous

06:19

Calvin's Hobbies

@El'endiaStarman Maybe make it so there's only one hue cycle (or a tiny bit less). Like the pixel on the input point would be exactly red and the pixel and the pixel farthest away would be exactly purple.

Sparr

maybe make the distance metric euclidean rather than manhattan

Calvin's Hobbies

@Sparr But thats harder to measure around corners and such

El'endia Starman

@Sparr I did manhattan distance because that's significantly easier. I don't have to do any edge tracing.

Sparr

the marbelous truth machine is the first time I've made a small loop to input a single character

I am retroactively not-sad at the way the stdin operator ended up working

Calvin's Hobbies

06:22

With one hue cycle then it's clear which points are equidustant away, which I think is a very interesting attribute

Sparr

good point

El'endia Starman

Working on that now.

Anonymous

Hmm

Anonymous

I should slap memoization on some of the more computationally-expensive functions in Seriously

Anonymous

Especially primality testing

Sparr

06:28

no reason not to make it universal

probably

Anonymous

But it's in Python 2 so I can't just do @functools.LRU_cache() :(

Anonymous

@Sparr There's a memory/time tradeoff to be considered. Some functions are very quick and used often, so the extra memory cost wouldn't offset the negligible time saved

Sparr

oh, heh, sorry

got caught in the marbelous mindset

with 8 bit ints, the memory consumption isn't a concern

I memoize all 0/1/2-parameter functions by default

Anonymous

With bignums, lists, strings, and other objects, the memory consumption absolutely is

El'endia Starman

Makes a full cycle from red to red. I do like it this way a lot more.

Anonymous

06:32

I'm having a hard time thinking of an example of a 0-param function where memoization would help

Anonymous

0-param functions should be O(1) by definition, since they take no inputs

El'endia Starman

They might act on global variables/memory though...

Calvin's Hobbies

@El'endiaStarman Can we see the other image like that?

El'endia Starman

Like r for reversing the stack.

Sparr

well, if my memoization worked right, it would include stdout from the function, which 0-param functions might have, or exceptions, and return values.

I guess that might get out of control with 32bit int parameters, let alone strings and floats.

El'endia Starman

06:34

Calvin's Hobbies

:D

Sparr

so, you can have a 0-param function that just prints a bunch of stuff to stdout, which you want to memoize because it involves a bunch of calculations.

Anonymous

If they act on globals, then they aren't really 0-param then, are they?

El'endia Starman

To the user, they are.

Sparr

I'm not referring to globals

Anonymous

06:35

That was @El'endiaStarman

Sparr

print_asciichart():for c in 0..255 print str(c)+chr(c);

slightly shorter than print".......ABCDE.....abcde....{}..."

Calvin's Hobbies

@El'endiaStarman How about at (0,0). (Or can I just have the code :P)

Anonymous

Memoization only works for return values, not side effects, unless you're doing it weirdly

Anonymous

For print_alphabet:

El'endia Starman

Sparr

06:37

I do plan to memoize side effects.

particularly stdout

no reason not to, for little cost it increases the range of functions that can be memoized greatly

Anonymous

But memoization is specifically getting the return value from a lookup table of previous inputs

El'endia Starman

@Calvin'sHobbies Pastebin. It's Blitz 2D (a.k.a. Blitz Basic) code. Windows-only. Good luck. :P

Calvin's Hobbies

@El'endiaStarman Blitz Basic was my first programming language! Though I haven't used it in years

El'endia Starman

Woah really?! AWESOME!

Sparr

@Mego you say "return value", wikipedia says "results"...

Anonymous

06:39

@Sparr potato potahto

Sparr

@Mego in the same way that python has an implicit (self) in every method param list, we could just pretend that every marbelous function returns [return value, "stdout string"] and memoize THAT

Anonymous

2 days ago, by Mego

stop golfing your interpreter

Sparr

which is actually what I do :)

Marbelous is actually ridiculously slow to execute with the existing interpreters, so memoizing as much as possible is important

Anonymous

What that actually sounds like is lazy evaluation - you run the code once, the first time it is called, to generate the output, and then you just return the output after that

Anonymous

Which memoization is a subset of

Sparr

06:42

Marbelous is actually ridiculously slow to execute with the existing interpreters, so memoizing as much as possible is important

the 128 bit counter I wrote for that count-up-forever challenge runs at about 5Hz on my laptop, with memoization for all the logic functions, compared to 2Hz without

Anonymous

Why the double message?

Sparr

crappy network connection confusing the SE chat interface about which messages need to be retried

Anonymous

Oh

Anonymous

Hmm, interesting thought for a discussion:

Anonymous

We require that you use a language version that existed prior to the challenge, which is defined by the compiler/interpreter/whatever, and not the spec

Anonymous

06:44

What about using a newer version that is identical to the older version in functionality, but has speed/memory optimizations?

Sparr

that's immaterial if the contest is code golf or runtime complexity or memory complexity. we rarely have challenges that rely on absolute speed between different languages

Anonymous

Well, consider challenges that require the code to run in under X time

Sparr

that's so rarely a factor

and again, even more rarely between languages

Anonymous

If the core language is the same but a newer version has optimizations that would allow it to run in under X time

Anonymous

Then it would be a factor

Sparr

06:46

can you give an example of such a challenge?

Anonymous

There's no harm in considering the situation in case it does come up in the future

Sparr

if the change affects all programs in the language equally, it doesn't change the results in a meaningful way

if it makes some entries in a language run faster but not others... that might matter?

Anonymous

This is theoretical - we have had non-fastest-code challenges with a time limit, but I'm too lazy to look for one right now

Sparr

I think most of the time limit challenges were "do as much of the work as you can within the limit"

like, generate the most digits of pi you can in 100 seconds or something

Anonymous

Those are fastest-code

Sparr

06:48

hm

well, find some examples, or make up some hypotheticals, and make a meta post

Anonymous

19

Q: Calculate 500 digits of pi

Write a program to calculate the first 500 digits of pi, meeting the rules below: It must be less than 500 characters in length. It cannot include "pi", "math.pi" or similar pi constants, nor may it call a library function to calculate pi. It may not use the digits "3", "1" and "4" consecutivel...

code-golf pi

Anonymous

"under one minute"

Calvin's Hobbies

[fastest-code] usually involves specifying the place it's being run, e.g. the OP's computer, where they will naturally use the same interpreter for all submissions anyway

@Mego But yes, this a potential issue here, and I guess code optimizations shouldn't be allowed

(though switching to an existing compiler that happens to be faster should be ok)

El'endia Starman

Sparr

ok, so, to make this discussion interesting, I'll posit three solutions to the problem in language X. solution A runs in 30 seconds and is 100 bytes. solution B runs in 59 seconds and is 99 bytes. solution C runs in 61 seconds and is 98 bytes. right now, solution B wins.

if a new compiler or interpreter for X is released that speeds up solution C, does it become the new winner?

Calvin's Hobbies

06:52

@El'endiaStarman purdy

Anonymous

@Calvin'sHobbies To me, the point of the rule is to disallow adding a one-byte command to a language that solves the challenge and post "lol 1 byte I win"

Sparr

that's definitely the main point of that rule

but it has had many other side effects over time

Anonymous

@Sparr That's an important consideration for fastest-code, and the author is expected to define which version(s) they will be using for scoring

Sparr

right, and if they do that, then your question is moot

Anonymous

Yes

Anonymous

06:54

But suppose this happens:

Calvin's Hobbies

@El'endiaStarman Wonder how much it would change if the black spirals met in their middles

Anonymous

Series of events:

El'endia Starman

@Calvin'sHobbies You mean where they spiral in?

I actually fixed it from what it used to be.

Calvin's Hobbies

yeah, if the arms were connected in the middle

Sparr

the arms appear connected in the middle in one spot

El'endia Starman

06:56

That is what it's like when they're connected in each of the three centers. It wasn't that way and didn't look as good.

Anonymous

Language X v1.0 is made, with a compiler/interpreter/whatever -> code-golf challenge C is posted with a time req -> X v1.0.1 is released with optimizations only -> Answer A is posted in X, which would not qualify under v1.0 but would under v1.0.1

Calvin's Hobbies

@El'endiaStarman Oh, ok. I'm just not looking close enough >.<

El'endia Starman

@Calvin'sHobbies Old version.

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