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El'endia Starman
El'endia Starman
6:00 AM
Yeah, seriously.
 
Anonymous
@phase You should update the index file too so that it shows up
 
Anonymous
Oh wait I still need to pull
 
phase
phase
@Mego index.rst?
 
Anonymous
Ugh why did you do it on master
 
Anonymous
It should be on docs
 
phase
phase
6:05 AM
it should be fine as long as you don't modify stuff that isn't on my fork
i think
 
Anonymous
@phase Can you modify the pull request so that it goes to docs instead of master?
 
phase
phase
I think so......
 
Anonymous
I don't want the docs to get merged into master until they're completely done
 
Anonymous
master is the stable branch
 
phase
phase
@Mego Do you want it to go to Mego/docs or Mego/master?
 
Anonymous
6:12 AM
@phase to Mego/docs
 
phase
phase
urrrrgggg
 
Anonymous
I know, I'm impossible to please :P
 
phase
phase
@Mego hot dog
 
Anonymous
Why is ideone giving a different sha256 hash for this than my python?
 
phase
phase
For my commit?
I --amend'd a few times
to condense it
 
Anonymous
6:16 AM
No not that
 
Anonymous
A stupid thing I'm doing
 
Anonymous
That will probably byte someone in the ass later but oh well
 
Anonymous
Now it's mostly working as intended, except python aborts and dumps stack :/
 
phase
phase
This working for you?
It wasn't working earlier and I start to try to fix it and it works fine
something with /. I'll fix it tomorrow, night empty chatroom!
 
Alex A.
Alex A.
nait
 
Anonymous
6:23 AM
Bye phase
 
phase
phase
holy crap chrome changes google.com\blah to google.com/blah
so now I have to escape both ;-;
ima just b64 encode it
that usually solves my problems
but, nait @AlexB. @Shmego
 
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

TanMathMake an American Flag Just like the recent French flag challenge, please generate an image of the American flag just like this: The ratio for the flag is 10:19. It must have thirteen horizontal stripes alternating red and white; in the canton, 50 white stars of alternating numbers of six and ...

 
Anonymous
Super secret stuff added to Seriously. Good luck, and I'm not sorry if it breaks a program at some point in the future.
 
VoteToClose
VoteToClose
6:40 AM
\o/
Vitsy's better for this anyway. :D
 
Anonymous
Seriously now has 2 easter eggs. Both can be found with the online IDE, though one is much harder to crack.
 
Hipe99
Hipe99
@Mego crack 'em with the source code! I saw your commit.
 
Anonymous
@Hipe99 You can see the source code for both easter eggs in the commits :P Like I said, one is much harder to crack
 
Anonymous
It requires a lucky guess or breaking sha256 hashing
 
Anonymous
(or brute force, but good luck brute-forcing a 10-character sha256 hash)
 
Calvin's Hobbies
Calvin's Hobbies
7:26 AM
Mini-challenge: Solve this challenge.
 
Anonymous
@Calvin'sHobbies That doesn't seem all that mini
 
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Q: Digital Cellular Automata

Calvin's HobbiesWrite a program or function that takes in an odd positive integer N and a string of decimal digits (0123456789). The string represents a ten-state one-dimensional cellular automaton. Each digit occupies one cell and the update rule from one generation to the next is that every cell becomes the di...

code-golf number arithmetic sequence cellular-automata
 
Calvin's Hobbies
Calvin's Hobbies
Mini-challenge: Inform @Mego which animals are better than penguins.
 
Anonymous
@Calvin'sHobbies []
 
El'endia Starman
El'endia Starman
@Calvin'sHobbies You're missing a 3 in (8+0+3+8+0+3)%10 = 5.
At the beginning, that is.
 
Calvin's Hobbies
Calvin's Hobbies
7:40 AM
thx
@MartinBüttner "Will add an answer later" :P
 
Martin Büttner
Martin Büttner
I have no clue what you're talking about ;)
@Mego eh, 21 bytes is fairly mini :)
 
Anonymous
@MartinBüttner "mini" means a simple, not-too-complicated task
 
Anonymous
At 2 AM, that task does not fit :P
 
El'endia Starman
El'endia Starman
^
 
Anonymous
Coffee at 9 PM is a bad idea
 
Anonymous
7:47 AM
Don't do it, kids
 
El'endia Starman
El'endia Starman
8:07 AM
@Calvin'sHobbies: Can I mandate for my program that the input be like 7038?
No wait, that wouldn't work for N = 43. Nevermind.
 
Anonymous
8:34 AM
starts CPR on chat
 
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Q: make a web engine

SidsyThis is a standard code golf that requires you to make a web engine. The user inputs a search query and the programme prints 5 results, with a title and a 40 word limit body. Leaderboard The Stack Snippet at the bottom of this post generates the leaderboard from the answers a) as a list of shor...

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Anonymous
Nevermind chat can be dead if that's what we get
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El'endia Starman
El'endia Starman
@NewMainPosts Looks like that guy forgot to put the leaderboard snippet in a codeblock.
 
Anonymous
@El'endiaStarman Looks like that guy forgot every important detail in the question
 
El'endia Starman
El'endia Starman
Well, that too...
 
Anonymous
8:37 AM
And probably some of the less-important ones, too
 
Sp3000
Sp3000
@El'endiaStarman I don't think your solution works for f(1, '1')
 
El'endia Starman
El'endia Starman
Yeah, it's actually not working for the first example either, as I just found out.
I have a bad habit of testing with only one thing...
 
Sp3000
Sp3000
Calvin's got a pretty orderly test case format, which makes a test env pretty quick to set up :P
 
El'endia Starman
El'endia Starman
yeah yeah yeah... :P
I'll do that now.
 
Anonymous
8:54 AM
Who flagged Calvin's question as "unclear"?
 
El'endia Starman
El'endia Starman
To be honest, it is a bit unclear, though mostly in the sense that it takes a bit of time to figure out exactly what's going on.
@Sp3000: Fixed it.
 
Calvin's Hobbies
Calvin's Hobbies
@El'endiaStarman ^_____^
 
El'endia Starman
El'endia Starman
Haha, it was amusing to see that in your challenge. :P
 
Optimizer
Optimizer
wow 57 chatters!
@phase How can someone go through you? I think only Flash can do that (or ghosts) and both are likely fictional.
 
El'endia Starman
El'endia Starman
Fun fact: N = 31 and digit string 038 is a fixed point.
 
Sp3000
Sp3000
9:09 AM
@El'endiaStarman f=lambda D,N,i=0:D[i:]and str(sum(map(int,(D*N)[(i-N//2)%len(D):][:N]))%10)+f(D,N,i+1) <-- lot shorter in Python 2, but shrugs
 
El'endia Starman
El'endia Starman
Figures. :P
Wait, I don't see any Python-2-only bits in there. Lemme try it.
 
Sp3000
Sp3000
That's cos I ported from what I had :P
 
El'endia Starman
El'endia Starman
I got this: TypeError: 'int' object is not subscriptable.
Oh, you changed the order of D and N.
Shame on you!
Other than that, works perfectly. :P
 
Sp3000
Sp3000
Er... yeah my test cases were the other way around
 
El'endia Starman
El'endia Starman
That was only -6 bytes. :P
 
Sp3000
Sp3000
9:14 AM
Py 2 is -another 6
 
Anonymous
@El'endiaStarman There's a difference between "this is unclear" and "I didn't spend the time reading this to understand it"
 
El'endia Starman
El'endia Starman
Maybe they did take time and still didn't figure it out.
 
Anonymous
Then there's a difference between "this is unclear" and "I don't want to devote the brainpower to understanding this problem"
 
xnor
xnor
9:56 AM
@Sp3000 @El'endiaStarman there's a trick I learned from Sp3000 that I think is useful for the automata quetion: sum(map(int,s))%10 can be done as int(s,11)%10, for the same reason that in base 10, the values of a number mod 9 equals the sum of its digits mod 9
 
randomra
randomra
that's very nice ^
 
Sp3000
Sp3000
Oh that's what it was, I was trying to remember that but forgot how to apply it :P
Yep, 80 for Py 3, 75 for Py 2
 
Anonymous
@Sp3000 And in string challenges those numbers are flipped :P
 
Anonymous
Wow, this blows my mind
 
Sp3000
Sp3000
Hmm only if you need input()
 
Anonymous
10:09 AM
I spend hours working on this, got 11 ups. I spent 2 minutes on this, and it just got 30
 
Anonymous
The bounties on the former were nice, though
 
Sp3000
Sp3000
HNQ does that, unfortunately :/
 
Anonymous
Oh well
 
Anonymous
Bounties were acquired, rep was farmed
 
Sp3000
Sp3000
@xnor btw have you seen quintopia's latest "Tips for Golfing in Python"? I'm having trouble finding a reason why they'd ever be needed, but on the flip side I don't think I can show they'd never be needed...
 
xnor
xnor
10:13 AM
i have never done a really long golf, so i'm not sure, but i'm skeptical
i'm getting issues in the Python 2 version of automata with L's
 
Sp3000
Sp3000
Hmm yeah, not sure how long a long golf would need to be for that to help, if at all..
 
xnor
xnor
i feel like even long golfs rarely use that many different built-ins, so it would be shorter to save them all to vars
 
Sp3000
Sp3000
(Oh... it does give an L, darn)
Yeah that's true as well
79 for Py 2 I guess then? Unless it's fixable somehow
 
randomra
randomra
10:40 AM
hmm, x div 2 (where x is odd) takes me 7 bytes in J (-:@<:@[). this isn't great :P
 
xnor
xnor
out of curiosity, why doesn't Haskell allow let f l = [l] in iterate f []?
it complains "Occurs check: cannot construct the infinite type: a0 = [a0]"
 
Anonymous
I am not smart enough to understand elliptic curves
 
Anonymous
I read the wolfram and wiki pages and I understood like 3 words
 
Anonymous
@El'endiaStarman if you could fill my head with elliptic curve knowledge I would be forever in your debt
 
randomra
randomra
10:55 AM
@Mego I had half a course about them and still don't understand it :)
 
Anonymous
@randomra El'endia is a star, man. I'm hoping he can drop a knowledge bomb
 
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Q: Opening program on commandline in new terminal with new profile

Mathias Jacob SchreinerI'm using OSX Yosemite and the built in Terminal on my mac. I have quite a few terminal windows running most of the time and it's hard to navigate around in all of them as they all look alike. So what I want to do is run my commands as usual, but in a new terminal window with a chosen profile. ...

vim
 
Geobits
Geobits
Design question: I have an idea for a live-action KotH. I want to send regular (fast) map/position updates to each player, but give them more than one frame's worth of time to process each (and not require an action/response for each frame). I'm worried about spawning a bajillion threads for this, though, and am looking for some way to do this smoothly. Ideas?
 
Anonymous
@Geobits VTC as unclear :P
 
Anonymous
Can you give some more details?
 
Geobits
Geobits
Yes, I'm trying not to give away the exact game until it's more complete, but let me think...
I need the controller to asynchronously accept input from the players, while feeding them info the whole time. Basically how an online client/server model might work for a shooter or MMO, but I'm hoping not to have to go that far.
Hmm. Actually, I think I have something figured out. Maybe. Thanks, rubber duck/penguin.
 
Anonymous
quack?
 
Anonymous
1:49 PM
see what you do is you spawn a new process for each client, and have each process spawn a new thread for every input, but make sure not to kill any threads in case you need them later /s
 
Geobits
Geobits
Wise penguin is wise.
2
 
Anonymous
Listen to the penguin; he shall not lead you astray, but rather to glorious enlightenment and deadlocks
 
Geobits
Geobits
And fish
or close to them anyway
 
Anonymous
no fish mine
 
Anonymous
I'll get it eventually
 
Anonymous
1:56 PM
But for now, cereal
 
Nathan Merrill
Nathan Merrill
2:17 PM
I have some python code that is throwing an Integer divide by zero error
but I have no idea where, because it's simply stopping with the 0xC0000094 exit code
how would you debug where its happening?
actually, now that I ask the question, the answer it obvious
 
Sp3000
Sp3000
Comment stuff out and put print statements everywhere [/expert debugging]
 
Nathan Merrill
Nathan Merrill
use a debugger
duh
 
Sp3000
Sp3000
:P or do it properly, that works too
 
Anonymous
@Sp3000 But what you said is doing it properly
 
Geobits
Geobits
For some definition of properly, they both are :)
 
TimmyD
TimmyD
2:23 PM
> The most effective debugging tool is still careful thought, coupled with judiciously placed print statements.
•Brian Kernighan, "Unix for Beginners" (1979)
 
Sp3000
Sp3000
Something I've realised is a fun game to play while watching a friend code is seeing what they choose as their debug print statements. We've had the basic print(1) or print("Here") to the more imaginative print("lololololololol")
 
Geobits
Geobits
The most effective debugging tool is poison.
 
Anonymous
The most effective debugging tool is rm -rf ./*
 
Anonymous
Delete all your code, and the bugs magically go away
 
Geobits
Geobits
Only if it was local :/
 
Nathan Merrill
Nathan Merrill
2:26 PM
that doesn't fix the bug "My system won't start"
 
Anonymous
@NathanMerrill Sounds like a hardware problem
 
Anonymous
And the best thing about hardware problems is they're not my problems
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Geobits
Geobits
They are if it's your hardware.
 
Anonymous
Nope, I'm a software guy
 
Anonymous
That's for the hardware folks in IT to figure out
 
Nathan Merrill
Nathan Merrill
2:33 PM
bah. I'm using python bindings for FANN (a neural network), and I literally just copy/pasted their example, and it doesn't work
 
Anonymous
Have you tried turning it off and on again?
 
Geobits
Geobits
The Android docs used to be really good about having non-working examples. They've cleaned it up nicely over the years, though.
Half the Android questions on SO used to be something like "example not working. halp!"
 
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Q: Would this be eligible on code golf (to know before writing a contest in Sandbox)?

TensibaiA while ago I ended up on a StackOverflow question which I believe could fit under king-of-the-hill category as it's all about killing the idea a C program could bet any thing else in speed (here the main competitor is mawk for text processing with regexes). As there's already been a wide meta-e...

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

MegoClock Hand Syzygy Given a positive integer n and a list of positive integer rotational periods for a number of clock hands (in seconds), output the smallest positive integer representing the number of seconds that must past for exactly n of those hands to be aligned. All hands are initially alig...

 
Anonymous
 
Nathan Merrill
Nathan Merrill
2:41 PM
bah, @Geobits
you sniped me
 
Geobits
Geobits
Aww, I wanted to say ninja'd, but you did first :(
 
Anonymous
?
 
Nathan Merrill
Nathan Merrill
lol
 
Anonymous
Oh the meta post that I just wrote an answer for :P
 
Geobits
Geobits
@Mego This is basically "find the smallest LCM among size-n subsets", right?
 
Anonymous
2:44 PM
@Geobits Essentially
 
Geobits
Geobits
K, I thought so, just making sure.
 
Anonymous
So it's somewhat related to subset-sum
 
Anonymous
:o mod impersonator
 
Geobits
Geobits
Yea, Dennis is such an uncommon name it can hardly be a coincidence :P
 
Anonymous
Of course
 
Anonymous
2:46 PM
It'll make things seriously confusing though
 
Geobits
Geobits
Huh, there are already five Dennis users on PPCG, and more with that as part of the name. I'm just going to start assuming they're all socks.
 
Nathan Merrill
Nathan Merrill
the problem isn't just limited to PPCG. I'm quite certain that Dennis users everywhere are all socks
 
Anonymous
Everyone is a sock of Alex. This is known.
 
Tensibai
Tensibai
Hello
 
Geobits
Geobits
@Mego What's the expected output for 2,[3,4,12] if exactly 2 must be aligned?
 
Anonymous
2:50 PM
Hiya
 
Anonymous
@Geobits Why must you ruin everything :(
 
Tensibai
Tensibai
Moving here as finally answers are bringing others questions ;)
 
Geobits
Geobits
I was just giving a concrete example to Peter's comment :)
 
Anonymous
I know :P I had actually been on the fence about that, whether to say those inputs are invalid, or have some error value be output. I decided to make them invalid.
 
Rainbolt
Rainbolt
Doing people's homework in Java is becoming increasingly difficult as I work in C# :-/
My rep on SO is plateau-ing
 
Nathan Merrill
Nathan Merrill
2:54 PM
lol @Rainbolt
 
Anonymous
@Rainbolt Don't do their homework, then
 
Tensibai
Tensibai
So one more derivated question: is a github+travis test system ok for a speed challenge ?
 
Rainbolt
Rainbolt
@Mego You must be very unpopular on SO
 
Geobits
Geobits
I haven't answered anything on SO for a while now. I still get occasional upvotes on old stuff, but that's only been about 2k in a couple years.
 
Nathan Merrill
Nathan Merrill
@Mego its either "do people's homework" or "do people's employee work"
 
Rainbolt
Rainbolt
2:55 PM
Everytime I get that comment "It works, Tank you muchly" I feel a huge sense of satisfaction knowing that my code works.
 
Anonymous
@Rainbolt I asked one question there 2 years ago, and it technically wasn't homework - independent research is different :P
 
Geobits
Geobits
My rep chart shows very clearly what happens when you start participating in SE sites beside SO (and especially this one ;)
 
Nathan Merrill
Nathan Merrill
 
Anonymous
 
Rainbolt
Rainbolt
Wow, I complained and then my SO answer was accepted. Haha.
(But I didn't complain on SO)
 
Nathan Merrill
Nathan Merrill
3:01 PM
geobit's theory confirmed
 
Anonymous
geolluminati confirmed
 
Rainbolt
Rainbolt
@NathanMerrill Who is geobit?
 
Anonymous
@Rainbolt Geobits's other sock. Geobit, Geobits, Seadrus, and his 5 other socks make up Geobyte.
 
Nathan Merrill
Nathan Merrill
I'm under the impression that Geobits represents the collective thought of several people
so, Geobit would simply be one of them
 
Geobits
Geobits
Mainly it's me, my kid, and my dog.
 
Anonymous
3:03 PM
That explains the drooling
 
Rainbolt
Rainbolt
Shouldn't Geobits be pieces of earth?
 
Geobits
Geobits
Finally!
 
Nathan Merrill
Nathan Merrill
aren't we all a piece of earth?
now where is Unibits?
 
Geobits
Geobits
Unibits feels wrong on some level.
 
TimmyD
TimmyD
Stibinu
 
Geobits
Geobits
3:05 PM
I Bust In
 
Anonymous
There's also Aquabits, Aerobits, and Pyrobits. Together, they make Planetbits.
 
Geobits
Geobits
You forgot Cardiobits.
 
Anonymous
eww
 
Rainbolt
Rainbolt
Nathan Merril -> Earn man thrill
 
Nathan Merrill
Nathan Merrill
now that I think about it, what is a Rainbolt?
 
Rainbolt
Rainbolt
3:08 PM
It's my last name
 
Geobits
Geobits
I always assumed it was related to lightning.
 
Nathan Merrill
Nathan Merrill
a pillar of water travelling at near light speed?
 
Anonymous
 
Geobits
Geobits
Heartbending sounds like a very narrow skill. Poor guy :(
 
Anonymous
And already covered by waterbending - bloodbending
 
TimmyD
TimmyD
3:10 PM
@Geobits Very narrow, very deadly.
 
Geobits
Geobits
Unless it's metaphorical, and he can use it like thought control.
That would be pretty badass.
 
Anonymous
Mindbending?
 
Geobits
Geobits
And make for a nice villain.
 
Nathan Merrill
Nathan Merrill
reminds me of Heroes
 
Anonymous
 
Nathan Merrill
Nathan Merrill
3:11 PM
actually, have any of you seen the new Heroes?\
is it any good?
 
TimmyD
TimmyD
I've always thought that "fill it up" would be an awesome superpower. Bank account running low? Fill it up. Car run out of gas? Fill it up. Fighting a bad guy? Fill up their bladder.
 
Geobits
Geobits
The Last Heir: Bender
@NathanMerrill Somebody was talking about in in here a while back, said it was IIRC. Haven't seen to confirm.
 
Anonymous
@NathanMerrill It can't be any worse than the original
 
Anonymous
Great premise, brutally murdered by the writers strike
 
Nathan Merrill
Nathan Merrill
the first season was good!
 
Geobits
Geobits
3:13 PM
The first season was of the original was fine, lost interest after that.
 
Rainbolt
Rainbolt
I like the new season, and I'm caught up to the most recent episode.
 
Anonymous
The first season was alright. It felt like another "oh crap we're superheroes now" show. The second season was what would make or break it, and it broke it.
 
Rainbolt
Rainbolt
I think people judge the second season relative to the first. They are both good. The second one is just not nearly as good as the first.
 
Geobits
Geobits
That's all too common a problem :/
The second season being not as good, that is.
 
Nathan Merrill
Nathan Merrill
I really wish there was a super-hero/magic-powers show that was like Mistborn
where the people use powers in ways that you never thought of before
 
Rainbolt
Rainbolt
3:16 PM
I was pretty pumped about Lost a few months ago. Then some complete stranger made a single remark that made me completely lose interest: "They never answer your questions."
Had they not told me that, I'd have kept watching.
 
Geobits
Geobits
The last superhero show I really liked was Misfits ;)
 
Anonymous
I tried to get into Lost. It felt more like an art piece than an entertaining tv show.
 
Rainbolt
Rainbolt
I loved Mistfits. Mostly seeing Nathan dance around in his undies.
 
Geobits
Geobits
It's still jarring to me to hear the title song in any other context.
 
Anonymous
@Rainbolt I'll take things I didn't need to know for 200, Alex.
 
Geobits
Geobits
3:18 PM
y u no misfits?
If you want something that's more entertainment than art piece, it's good for that :P
At least the first few seasons anyway.
 
Rainbolt
Rainbolt
You also get to see Simon shirtless and holy crap is he ripped for a nerdy white guy. Another plus for that show. I can see why Geobits likes it.
 
Nathan Merrill
Nathan Merrill
lol
 
Anonymous
I meant the "dancing in undies" bit
 
Rainbolt
Rainbolt
Also, you'll have a new profanity in your arsenal if you watch Misfits.
 
Geobits
Geobits
It's hard to say whether he is better as Simon or Ramsay.
 
Anonymous
3:21 PM
Being low on profanities is a problem I didn't know I had
 
Geobits
Geobits
The first step is admitting you have it.
 
Anonymous
I've got plenty of profanities, like "Java" and "Perl" and "Alex"
 
Rainbolt
Rainbolt
Like Cooper says: "Wow. You guys are on like a completely different level of swearing over here."
 
Geobits
Geobits
Those are grade-school level profanity.
 
TimmyD
TimmyD
drops something What the Alex!
 
Anonymous
3:23 PM
@Geobits Hey now, despite what you might think from chat, Alex is older than grade school
 
Rainbolt
Rainbolt
Grade school has been around for centuries...
 
Geobits
Geobits
I do like "What the Perl", though, since you could probably replace it with "What the !@#$" and make valid Perl.
 
Anonymous
ideone doesn't like it
 
Rainbolt
Rainbolt
Works in Python: repl.it/B1bV
 
Anonymous
$ perl -e '!@#$'
Scalar found where operator expected at -e line 1, near "@#$
;"
        (Missing operator before ;?)
syntax error at -e line 1, near "@#$
;"
Execution of -e aborted due to compilation errors.
 
Geobits
Geobits
3:26 PM
Sure, ruin the joke :P
 
Anonymous
 
Anonymous
As self-proclaimed DFL of Seriously, I decree that all NOP programs are profanities
 
Geobits
Geobits
Geobits outputs a truthy value :D
 
Anonymous
Well yeah, sgn(exp(rand())) is always 1 :P
 
Geobits
Geobits
Oh I don't care how it gets there, just that it does.
 
Anonymous
3:31 PM
:P
 
Rainbolt
Rainbolt
You have got to be kidding me... urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Rainbolt
3
 
Anonymous
 
Anonymous
Even Seriously agrees, alex-is-wrong
 
Optimizer
Optimizer
@Rainbolt totally true
 
Geobits
Geobits
@Rainbolt Wow, harsh.
 
Anonymous
3:33 PM
Sounds like a disgruntled former employee
 
Anonymous
No wonder you fired them, their spelling is horrendous
 
Geobits
Geobits
Mego has some interesting entries.
 
Rainbolt
Rainbolt
I submitted my own definition. A bolt of lightning made out of water.
I will let you know when it passes peer review, and you guys can all go upvote it and downvote this other guy.
 
Anonymous
urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Mego&defid=5650641 I didn't know any of my exes were smart enough to use the internet, much less add something to urbandictionary
 
Anonymous
Granted almost all of the definitions predate my use of the username (which started around 2007 or 2008)
 
TimmyD
TimmyD
3:37 PM
Timmy!
 
Geobits
Geobits
-1 Avatar is clearly not Timmy.
 
Anonymous
TIL
 
Anonymous
Must be the coat
 
TimmyD
TimmyD
@Geobits That's because I'm not the Timmy, I'm just a Timmy. Technically the D'th Timmy, I suppose ...
 
VoteToClose
VoteToClose
Can someone test this for me? I can't seem to get it to work on my machine.
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A: String to ASCII Art Text

TFeldPython 2, 3383 bytes Homemade compression, via lots of replacing of substrings. x,y,z='123456789abcdefghi','ABCDEFGHIJKL','MNOPQRST' k=dict(zip(x[9:],'10 11 12 13 14 17 21 24 25'.split())) for c in x[:9]:k[c]=c k.update(dict(zip(y,'2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 16 17 18'.split()))) k.update(dict(zip(z,'2...

 
Geobits
Geobits
3:43 PM
@TimmyD Hmm. Okay, I guess the random outburst of your own name had me confused. It seems like something the Timmy would do.
But if you want to be Delta Timmy, that's cool.
 
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@Geobits Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Delta Timmy
 
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@Mego If the code is AlexA. or Alex A., it should output "false".
 
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@VoteToClose No such thing
 
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0 seems falsy enough to me.
 
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Anonymous
3:48 PM
You have to surround the input string with quotes
 
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Awesome. Thanks.
 
Anonymous
No problemo
 
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That problem relating to keys sounds a lot like this:
 
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Q: A game of locks and keys

ghosts_in_the_codeThere are 100 boxes, numbered 1-100. Each box is locked, such that it can be opened by only one corresponding key (also numbered 1-100). These keys are randomly scattered in the boxes (one box may have any number of keys), and then all boxes are shut. A treasure (numbered 0) has also been locked ...

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Q: The days count since a year begins

edemInput: a date in format 'YYYY/MM/DD' Output: an integer number Examlpe: '2015/11/19' -> 322 Conditions: language Perl without using any auxiliary modules and using 'localtime' function. Leap years must be taken into account.

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