The Nineteenth Byte

FlagAsSpam

15:00

> heriting, n.: a form of inheritance specific to herring

Anonymous

It's satisfying how well my hat goes with my avatar

FlagAsSpam

xD I got that hat too.

<-- No hat goes with this.

Sven The Surfer

Not with that attitude

Doorknob 冰

I bet the bathtub does. :P

FlagAsSpam

If you star that, it'll make much moar sense. c:

PhiNotPi

15:06

Hats don't exactly go with my avatar either, but I make them work.

Anonymous

@PhiNotPi Perhaps if you had changed your avatar from the default gravatar some time in the 4 years you've been here you'd have an easier time :P

PhiNotPi

I like how it covers up the first two letters of my chat messages as I type them.

Anonymous

I'm sure that's not at all irritating

FlagAsSpam

@DanHenderson What language we talkin' here? cracks knuckles and gets out the extended keyboard Seriously? Vitsy? Maybe good ol' Java? — FlagAsSpam 11 secs ago

That moment you join a new community.

Anonymous

Lol

Anonymous

15:14

I should join WB... I spend a lot of time reading their stuff

quartata

@Katenkyo Eh. More like inheriting strengths from both.

Hey, truth machine in 2 bytes and Catalan Numbers in 4 is nothing to scoff at.

Anonymous

Oh apparently I joined WB already

quartata

@PhiNotPi lel

Katenkyo

@quartata I was saying that ironically :)

quartata

That's OK.

Katenkyo

15:16

(I am pretty sure I could do Catalan in less than 350 with Lua... xD)

PhiNotPi

What is this pl language?

Katenkyo

@PhiNotPi PowerLlesh

PhiNotPi

And why does its name look like a file extension?

Katenkyo

just joking, looks like a golfed pearl

PhiNotPi

Maybe I should work on Phigs over my winter break.

Katenkyo

15:21

@PhiNotPi Phigs?

(do you really put your nickname in everything you do? :o)

PhiNotPi

Phi's Golfo Supreme (don't ask, Alex named it) is a golfing language I've been procrastinating on since I started.

mınxomaτ

I made the hat-count-hat my hat. Fck the system :).

Anonymous

How all of my programming projects go:

1. Make a GitHub repo
2. Procrastinate indefinitely

7

Anonymous

@mınxomaτ I still see cake

mınxomaτ

@Mego here

Katenkyo

15:24

@PhiNotPi That name !

You should do a language called procrastinate...

Anonymous

mınxomaτ

Clear the cache.

Anonymous

Cache cleared; still see cake

Katenkyo

The cake is a lie

Don't trust it

mınxomaτ

@Mego Yeah, this can't be.

Sherlock9

15:26

How my golfing language learning has gone:

1. Open the esolang wiki page, the GitHub repo and the online interpreter
2. Leave the tabs open, do something else
3. Golf in Python 3 anyway

Anonymous

PhiNotPi

My plan for Phigs involved a really complicated method of evaluation, which I've re-designed like 2 or 3 times.

Anonymous

Your profile update probably just hasn't proliferated yet

Anonymous

Make sure you actually remove the cake hat from your profile

mınxomaτ

@Mego I'm not even in winterbash.

Katenkyo

15:28

@PhiNotPi I have faith in you, you can do it !

Anonymous

Weird... Why is it showing you with a hat when it doesn't say you've earned any hats?

Anonymous

What is this witchcraft?

Katenkyo

people actually wrote something in Unreadable? oo

PhiNotPi

I wanted to combine "the best of both worlds" (tm) for the CJam and Pyth. The advantages of CJam being stack-based, allowing for stack manipulation and stuff, while Pyth often has greater compression because it parses the operator before the operands, allowing the operator to determine how the operands are interpreted (useful for lambas&cohorts).

The first time around, it was going to have reverse-polish notation for most stuff that's stack based, but forward polish notation for lambdas and stuff, creating a bizarre nested mixture of polish and reverse polish notation with infix operators separating the two.

Katenkyo

15:33

@PhiNotPi not an easy thing to design

@PhiNotPi would have been hard to use, as you couldn't nest thing as you want, the interpretor may sometimes interpret things the wrong way

my god, so much typos...

PhiNotPi

But this next time around I think it's going to be all reverse-polish notation, but with the interpreter reading right-to-left with some weird look-ahead (behind?), so that the overall program looks stack based but isn't really.

Let's say you wanted a program to follow these steps:
1) push a 2
2) push a 3
3) swap (the 2 and 3)
4) push a 4
5) add (the 4 and 2)
6) multiply (the 6 and 3)

In Phigs, that program might be 2 3\4+*

But it's actually interpreted like this:

2 3\4+*  stack
      *  *
     +*  * +
    4+*  * + 4
     +*  * + 4
   \ +*  * + 4 \
  3\ +*  * + 4 \ 3
   \ +*  * + 4 \ 3
2  \ +*  * + 4 \ 3 2
   \ +*  * + 4 2 3
     +*  * 6 3
      *  18

Anonymous

So essentially it's RTL RPN

PhiNotPi

Except, now that the operators are read before their operands, it can potentially do lambda expressions the same way Pyth does.

Anonymous

It looks like postfix and acts like prefix

PhiNotPi

I personally decided I liked the way postfix looks.

We could swap the order of tokens and be prefix.

Katenkyo

15:47

@PhiNotPi So dev-side, nothing change (other than some fonctionnalities), but your interpretor will have to be really robust ^^

PhiNotPi

I guess one important thing is that when operators are given more arguments than they can take (like the addition operator in my worked-out example), they leave the others on the stack.

Katenkyo

@PhiNotPi how does reverting the stack will act?

PhiNotPi

reverting?

Katenkyo

@PhiNotPi wait, looking for the word...

PhiNotPi

reversing the whole stack?

Katenkyo

15:51

@PhiNotPi that's it

(sory fo bad engrich)

Optimizer

hrlp how to wear a badge?

Katenkyo

speaking of esoteric languages xkcd.com/1537

PhiNotPi

The way the look-ahead works, each time it evaluates one of the operands for an operator, it checks whether or not another is needed. So, instead of going "we have an addition operator, let's evaluate two operands" it's "here's an addition, does it have enough operands? No, then evaluate some more. Still no? Then evaluate some more". A "reverse stack" operator would be implemented as an operator which takes an unbounded number of operators and returns the same number, in reverse order.

Katenkyo

@PhiNotPi so basically, it require at least 0 operand

Optimizer

halp

PhiNotPi

15:58

I"str"#X2+7L\^P     stack            explanation
              P     P                fancy print, takes 1 arg (1 -> 0)
             ^P     P ^              exponent, 2 args in, 1 out (2 -> 1)
            \^P     P ^ \            swap top of stack (2 -> 2)
           L\^P     P ^ \ L          lambda (2 -> 1)
          7L\^P     P ^ \ L 7        literal 7, first arg ("input") of lamba (0 -> 1)
           L\^P     P ^ \ L 7        lambda has 1 of 2 args
         + L\^P     P ^ \ L 7 +      add (2 -> 1)

Here's an explanation for a more complicated program.

Katenkyo

@PhiNotPi Sums it up well, thanks. I love the job that this string do ^^

Optimizer

halp

Katenkyo

@Optimizer hum? x)

Optimizer

10 mins ago, by Optimizer

hrlp how to wear a badge?

hat

i mean hat

no wonder no one was hrlping

Katenkyo

xD

Go to your profile

(or simply click on the snowflakes in the top left corner)

click on your picture, choose hat, have fun

Cyoce

16:05

Woo 303 rep! I went to bed with 193!

Katenkyo

@Cyoce you posted some good answer, good job :)

Optimizer

I went to bed alone :(

2

Cyoce

XD

Optimizer

he went with 193!!

Cyoce

And it was great

Katenkyo

16:07

@Optimizer ...

Do you think you'll find the door alone?

:(

Optimizer

door?

Cyoce

As in xknob?

Katenkyo

To get out of there before the god of humor comes in and keep your ass è_é

Optimizer

huh?

Katenkyo

it's nothing, continue as if nothing happened, just some french insanity there

Optimizer

16:14

Katenkyo

@Optimizer Oh, One Punch Man... Should read the lasts scan, thanks

Optimizer

4 mins ago, by Optimizer

Katenkyo

@Optimizer How long will you continue? ^^

Optimizer

its too sad that the anime is only 12 episode long..

Katenkyo

@Optimizer read the mangas ^^

Optimizer

16:22

and miss out on all the action?

Katenkyo

@Optimizer You can feel the action in mangas too you know ?

Optimizer

"feel the action"

Sherlock9

@Optimizer Wait, why?

Katenkyo

Action scenes in animes are often done poorly, personnaly it's a "hype" cut off, at least, in magas, the scene is there, well worked

Optimizer

probably split into seasons

anime is taking up around 3 manga chapters per episode

Katenkyo

16:24

@Sherlock9 Split into seasons :)

Optimizer

@Katenkyo this one is by the exact same artist, so that are exactly what they are supposed to be

and better

Katenkyo

@Optimizer that's why I was general, but you don't miss anything by reading the manga

Sherlock9

@Katenkyo I see. Thanks

Katenkyo

Your mind should be able to make up the images for you

Optimizer

you miss those goosebumps when you get to know the plot/story for the first time along with that awesome music and sequence going on

Katenkyo

16:26

As when yo'ure reading a good book, you've never been in the action?

Optimizer

i dont read books

Katenkyo

@Optimizer I agree with the fact that the music is a big plus

Oh... ^^'

Optimizer

dude, music is added benefit. animation is a big plus

for instance, in one piece, i am too eager to wait for the story as the story is going so awesome.. so i read manga too

opm is not really about the story, but the awesome fight sequences

Katenkyo

I can't say a thing about one piece, because I hate (litterally) this one

Optimizer

this one?

you literally hate one piece? wow!

Katenkyo

16:30

But actually, opm isn't really about the action, it's centered about the gag-ish character

Optimizer

did a rubber band hurt you when you were a child?

PhiNotPi

Katenkyo

@Optimizer Yeah, don't like the drawing (but well...), find the storyline repetitive and boring (I wanna be the King of Pirates! Oh a new ennemy, he's strong, much stronger than me, but because of X i beat him) and some other points

Optimizer

you can pretty much generalize all animes like this then.

anOKsquirrel

i got a wig!

Katenkyo

16:33

Actually, i'm starting to be less and less attracted to shounen, but I didn't like one piece since my 12 cause it always looked so boring and overated ^^'

Optimizer

oh sasuukee, strong enemy, train hard, get closer, even stronger one appears, convert the lesser stronger one to a good guy

Katenkyo

@Optimizer Guilty crown? Mirai Nikki? Doubt? Judge? Death Note?

@Optimizer don't like naruto either :)

Optimizer

@Katenkyo not seen those except death note..

Katenkyo

the problem with big series is that they have no end, authors continue again and again with bad plot twists

Optimizer

I haven't picked up on pre 2012 animes that much

Katenkyo

16:35

@Optimizer I don't think Doubt and Judge have an anime, but Mirai Nikki and guilty Crown are worth watching

Gangsta is a good one too

(could say much more, but don't remember all the names ^^')

Oh, and if you want to stay in shounen, take a look at FullMetal Alchemist : Brotherhood :)

Optimizer

@Katenkyo gangsta gets boring 7 episodes in..

Katenkyo

@Optimizer actually on fifth one, so can't say

Optimizer

and not like its as unique of a story..

Júlio Murta

hello

Katenkyo

@Optimizer If you want a unique story -> Terror in resonance

Júlio Murta

16:38

does anyone here can help me with lolcode?

Katenkyo

@JúlioMurta hi, and no ^^'

Optimizer

@Katenkyo whats with weird caps?

Júlio Murta

@Katenkyo why?

Katenkyo

@Optimizer fixed

@JúlioMurta because I don't know the lolcode ^^'

Júlio Murta

-.-'

FlagAsSpam

16:40

This guy knows what's up:

4

A: Everything Joe says is true. How can he get around it?

Joe should say a paradox (such as "this sentence is false"), smile, and walk off. Then we'll find out how super Joe's superpower is =) Edit: For those who are not familiar with what a paradoxical statement is, its one which cannot possibly be true because it contradicts itself. Thus his statem...

Lembik

oh no.. I have become "important" by getting 1000 rep

time to give some away :)

hi @Optimizer

Júlio Murta

i have this piece of code

I HAS A test ITZ function YR number MKAY

but im getting the following error

expected end of expression at: test

im using lolcode 1.3

New Main Posts

17:00

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The goal: write a single script file foo.cmd which can be invoked from the vanilla Windows command prompt, to execute arbitrary Windows-specific code... > foo Hello Windows! ...but also be invoked unaltered from a typical POSIX-compliant (Linux/OSX) shell prompt (bash, tcsh, or zsh), to exec...

code-challenge

Cyoce

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Q: Why was 6 afraid of 7?

Why was 6 afraid of 7? Because 7 8 9! Given a string apply the following transformations: If there is a 6 next to a 7 remove the 6 (6 is afraid of 7) If the sequence "789" appears remove the 8 and the 9 (7 ate 9) (If I'm not mistaken it doesn't matter what order you do the transformations in...

code-golf string

That shows up on the hot page, and for people that don't know what "PCG" stands for it looks like they're telling the joke XD

Sherlock9

17:24

@Katenkyo @Optimizer WOOT

@Lembik Holy cow, primo got 15k

PhiNotPi

17:43

Who else in here was wanting to join a MC factions server?

quartata

@NewMainPosts Isn't this far too broad?

@PhiNotPi pl is the language I'm working on.

It started out as a golfy perl but has turned into this half-stack based half-imperative monster child thing

Either way it's good

TimmyD

@quartata ? David's Hat Shop?

quartata

David's hat store

The Winter Bash 2015! We talk hats, period... and more hats. w...

Sherlock9

I got an A in a subject and I may still technically fail it *facedesk

Lembik

@Sherlock9 in 4 seconds!

Sherlock9

17:51

@Lembik Was that the maximum you could get with their code? I accidentally ran for half an hour and it didn't get any more results

Lembik

@Sherlock9 oh I didn't do that.. what I now don't understand is how they get these records en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prime_gap#Numerical_results

let me try running it for longer now

15510 (8889407708938739 - 8889407708923229) 4.105326s
:)

Sherlock9

That's just the gap for regular primes

@Lembik Well, kill the program if it takes half an hour and does nothing

Lembik

@Sherlock9 I know but how to do they get 3311852

I mean what code could possibly find that?

primes are much more common than good primes

Sherlock9

Excellent question. No idea

Probably some sort of sieve that they just left to run for a week, I don't know

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18:15

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Input Two dates, each comprising of a month (Dec or Jan) and a day (01-31). This could be Dec 01 or 1,12 or any other format. The first date is supposed to represent today's date. Output If the second input date is Dec 14, output Sufganiyot If it is Dec 18, output A new hope For Dec 23, The a...

code-golf date

quartata

18:40

;_;

ARRAY(0x1db59d0)ARRAY(0x1db5af0)Hello, World!

dafuq are these references why perl

PhiNotPi

Could be worse

Lembik

@Sherlock9 still no progress!

@Sherlock9 4 seconds is all anyone needs apparently :)

PhiNotPi

Could be GLOB or CODE, at which point something went terribly wrong.

quartata

18:56

True

But I can't figure out why those are showing up at all

I double checked to make sure I'm not accidentally pushing any references to the array

@Mego Seems like a solid strategy.

Optimizer

either someone likes that I went to bed alone, or someone is empathizing ..

if its latter, maybe we can help each other.. ;)

New Main Posts

19:18

-1

Q: Randomize a list of pairs with restrictions

An arbitrarily long list of integer pairs is provided as input, where the first element of each pair appears only once in the list in the first position, but the second element may be repeated in the second position any number of times, up to and including the length of the list. Valid input Exa...

code-challenge

FlagAsSpam

19:42

I'm pretty sure that Java is one of the few languages in which you can shave off an entire 60 bytes and still know you're going to lose.

Martin Büttner

@FlagAsSpam I once golfed a Prelude answer by 95% and still barely beat BF (and didn't beat Java)

FlagAsSpam

Daaaayum.

This is why I said one of the few. :P

Martin Büttner

(that was the quine)

my first attempt was over 5000 bytes, and final (currently shortest) version is 214

FlagAsSpam

That kinda makes sense, though. Quines aren't really meant to be done by most languages (glares at Seriously).

Cyoce

In PlatyPar The quine is 1 character

Martin Büttner

19:46

I don't consider Seriously's built-in a proper quine ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

FlagAsSpam

@Cyoce Not a true quine. ;)

Martin Büttner

also, I think Fission wasn't meant to be easy to quine in and it has the shortest quine I know that I'd consider a proper quine

FlagAsSpam

I can say the same thing about AppleScript - 0 implicitly returns 0.

Cyoce

How so? The source code is 0 and the output is 0.

FlagAsSpam

@MartinBüttner Even shorter than Vitsy's 'rd3*Z?

Martin Büttner

19:47

@FlagAsSpam I think it's 6 bytes, too

let me check

yep '!+OR"

FlagAsSpam

Or, even better (not a true quine, uses file IO) iG`Z

@Cyoce But it's non-extendable - past the point of 0, it is no longer a quine.

Cyoce

I don't follow

FlagAsSpam

If I put in 01 in PlatyPar, would it output 01 or something else?

Martin Büttner

@Cyoce if you define a quine only as source code == output, the empty file is a quine in many languages.

FlagAsSpam

Not Vitsy. xD

Cyoce

19:50

A quine is generally defined as "a program other than the null program that outputs its source code"

FlagAsSpam

Not by our standards. :P

Well, "true" quines, at least.

Cyoce

What about "0"?

Changing it to "01" will output "01"

FlagAsSpam

But can I put anything after it?

"0"r -> "0"r?

TimmyD

@MartinBüttner Have you seen codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/66407/42963

Cyoce

Ok that's a weird definition...

Maybe I could abuse the quotes auto-closing...

FlagAsSpam

19:54

With a Vitsy quine, I could do 'rd3*Zrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr... infinitely, and still be a quine.

Martin Büttner

there are two attempts at defining proper quines on meta, neither of which is perfect though. I defined a proper quine as having "code" and "data", where the data encodes the code. and Ilmari defined it as having to be extensible to a generalised quine.

@TimmyD uh, no I haven't :D

FlagAsSpam

It could do any character (aside of something such as ' or n).

Martin Büttner

@TimmyD oh, they just posted a challenge to do the source code unfolding

FlagAsSpam

^ Was just about to say that, but I see you already commented on it.

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Q: D&D Skill Challenges

In Dungeons & Dragons, almost everything is decided by rolling a die. Typically, if the roll is greater than or equal to a specified value, your attempt at doing whatever you wanted to do succeeds, and fails otherwise. Most commonly, a 20-sided die (aka d20) is used to roll. Other times, the ski...

code-golf game random

6

Q: Provide the full Hexagony source code

Introduction If you're not familiar with Hexagony, it's an esoteric language created by Martin Büttner. The thing is that this language accepts multiple forms for the program. The following programs are all equivalent: abcdefg and a b c d e f g So basically, the code has been rolled up i...

code-golf string kolmogorov-complexity hexagonal-grid

quartata

20:09

Catalan Numbers in pl: ☼ç▲÷

Can't wait to get the interpreter working

PhiNotPi

How does that work?

quartata

Basic explanation:

☼ double

ç combinations

▲ increment last var

÷ divide

But it's a little more complicated than just that.

So in pl there are variables and there is also a stack of current arguments.

When you call a function it pops off as many arguments as it needs from the stack

But, if you are missing one (and only one) argument for a function, it will automagically include the default variable _ in the argument list

So if say you have a function that takes 2 args but you only have 1 arg on the stack

It'll do something like f(pop, $_)

FlagAsSpam

$_ ?

quartata

Default var in Perl.

perlmaven.com/the-default-variable-of-perl

PhiNotPi

AKA the best var in Perl.

quartata

20:18

^

Zgarb

@quartata Is _ initialized to n, if you call your Catalan numbers program with argument n?

quartata

@Zgarb Yes.

Zgarb

And the stack is initially empty?

quartata

Yes.

See how it works?

PhiNotPi

Yes

quartata

20:19

So the first instruction is like double($_)

Then combinations(DOUBLED $_, $_)

Then divide(COMBINATIONS, $_+1)

Zgarb

@quartata Yeah, that's pretty neat.

quartata

Tied with Jelly on that so I'm happy

More importantly though it beats Pyth

My only goal.

So far pl beats Pyth at Catalan Numbers, Hello World and the Halloween 2spooky4me challenge

Cyoce

tied with jelly on what

quartata

Catalan

Zgarb

Umm wait, so ▲ pops two items and increments the second?

quartata

20:20

@Zgarb No.

▲ increments the last used variable.

In this case that's $_

Zgarb

Ok.

quartata

I wish I could get the interpreter working so I could show off even more...

Hrmph.

FlagAsSpam

When you're testing something in Java and forget to remove it from a CompSci answer.

int a = 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001;

quartata

I call the $_ behavior off by one

It's nice.

And it's something I wish existed in real Perl too :P

PhiNotPi

How easy is it to change the value of _?

quartata

20:23

=_

Pretty easy.

I may add a one-byte thing that does that though.

FlagAsSpam

hiss Perl.

quartata

You just jelly

Also truth machine is two bytes

in yo face Pyth

undergroundmonorail

PPCG friends, we are blessed with an active chatroom

I went to lifehacks.se and was planning on entering the chatroom to say "hey, i'm not familiar with the community here, would this be a decent question for the site"

I was literally the only one there

Cyoce

why is it always active when I'm supposed to be working but there's nobody on when I am bored and in need of entertainment?

undergroundmonorail

that's because you've made enemies with god

FlagAsSpam

20:30

> abandon all work, ye who enter here —aditsu

@AlexA. So what's up with no carrots?

Alex A.

@FlagAsSpam Huhwhat

PhiNotPi

^

FlagAsSpam

They get insta-removed.

PhiNotPi

I'm not sure what you are talking about.

quartata

@AlexA. Did you see my long monologue on pl?

Alex A.

20:38

@FlagAsSpam I've not witnessed this behavior

@quartata Nope

quartata

@AlexA. Scroll up

Witness the power

Alex A.

@quartata status-declined

FlagAsSpam

o-o

There we go.

I no delete it.

I no chat banned.

Where go?

Alex A.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

FlagAsSpam

@Doorknob冰 @Dennis Why dis happen? ^^^

PhiNotPi

20:39

FlagAsSpam

There's a specific link. ಠ_ಠ

http://i.stack.imgur.com/mecHl.png

^ That link gets deleted for me.

PhiNotPi

FlagAsSpam

o.o

Is it just happening to me?

quartata

I don't know what you're talking about. The carrot isn't gone on my side.

I hear that imgur in the UK has been cracking down on carrots due to that new law

Maybe that's it.

FlagAsSpam

quartata

20:41

I'm just kidding.

FlagAsSpam

ಠ_ಠ

You guys are the worst sometimes.

quartata

I was waiting for you to ask for a link...

FlagAsSpam

@quartata About the UK carrot law? That's actually a thing.

quartata

@FlagAsSpam kek

Thomas Kwa

I'm now responsible for 83% of the bounty rep on the table.

quartata

20:43

@ThomasKwa !

@FlagAsSpam If it is any consolation, I wasn't going to rick roll you. I was going to gabe roll you.

FlagAsSpam

I'm half-tempted to make a bounty of, like, 1000.

quartata

Never Gonna Gabe You Up

►

@FlagAsSpam It would have to be 2 500 rep bounties

mınxomaτ

@quartata Just the thumbnail is appalling.

Thomas Kwa

@FlagAsSpam Wait until I'm done with finals.

quartata

@mınxomaτ :/

FlagAsSpam

20:45

@mınxomaτ I agree with this.

quartata

praise gaben

Optimizer

never gonna gabe

FlagAsSpam

@quartata Seems as though this is correct. Huh.

Thomas Kwa

I did have award a 200+400=600 point bounty once, for (I think Calvin's) Twelve Task Tweet challenge.

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Q: Build a working game of Tetris in Conway's Game of Life

Here is a theoretical question - one that doesn't afford an easy answer in any case, not even the trivial one. In Conway's Game of Life, there exist constructs such as the metapixel which allow the Game of Life to simulate any other Game-of-Life rule system as well. In addition, it is known that...

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quartata

20:46

@ThomasKwa I thought no one did a TI-BASIC one

I tried but it was way too hard

FlagAsSpam

No answers.

Thomas Kwa

@quartata look again.

quartata

@ThomasKwa !

wow

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A: String to ASCII Art Text

Minecraft, 22313 (50% hand-written code) bytes Why did I ever promise to do this.... Well, it works, but I took a few liberties: Letters are followed by newlines There is no lowercase input (as uppercase and lowercase are the same) Letters look weird as Minecraft does not have monospaced font ...

quartata

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A: Cramming The Gramming - Twelve Task Tweet

TI-BASIC, 11 12 Tasks in 728 830 bytes Task 1 in 7 bytes Input is a list in Ans. Task 2 in 92 110 bytes Prompts for a list of digits Input is a string in Ans. Task 3 in 119 bytes Prompts for a string. Assumes C and L are either undefined or 0. Task 4 in 35 bytes Input is a string...

FlagAsSpam

20:47

@FlagAsSpam 300 rep bounty.

PhiNotPi

I actually have a plan of attack for the Tetris-Life challenge.

Thomas Kwa

to all, please upvote both of those TI-BASIC answers; they're truly impressive.

Timwi

I’m wasting too much time writing code in Unreadable.

Dennis

It's truly Unwritable.

Optimizer

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Alex A.

20:54

@Timwi appears to have a marked lack of hats.

Timwi

Eh? I do have one.

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