The Nineteenth Byte

Martin Büttner

14:00

yes

Doorknob 冰

> An obfuscated format where the small numbers indicate the positions where the large digits should be placed. In this reading, 0 is used at positions 2 and 5, 1 is used on position 3, etc.; the result being 20130227

Oh, that's actually really interesting.

Martin Büttner

did you really need to look that up? ;)

Doorknob 冰

... maaaaybe >.>

JimmyJazzx

Would you have to use Super/sub Script? or are you not that mean?

Martin Büttner

I was thinking ASCII grid

e.g.:

not exactly sure what to do with more than 3 occurrences of a digit though

Doorknob 冰

14:02

You could say "half the digits on top and half on the bottom"

(and when there's an odd number, the extra goes wherever you want)

Martin Büttner

hm yeah

TimmyD

1111-11-11 will be an interesting test case

Martin Büttner

indeed

Doorknob 冰

It might get ugly-ish if the string is more than 10 chars long, though

JimmyJazzx

Could you use those Weird Stacked ascii letters that mess up every text box every created?

Martin Büttner

14:03

I'm not even sure I'd focus on dates. this doesn't really have anything to do with dates in particular.

Doorknob 冰

That's what I was about to say, yeah

Martin Büttner

I might sandbox this tomorrow or so

TimmyD

To the Sandbox!

Batman Transition (+ download sound link)

►

Martin Büttner

anyway, time to post sierpinski...

Doorknob 冰

Oh, I just noticed you became Darth Büttner. Nice :P

Martin Büttner

14:05

finally a hat that looks alright ;)

Rainbolt

Noooo it covers up your pretty face :(

I want to put my handsome face on here but I also want to continue the block of whatever thing

maybe I can change into a block that has my face on all sides?

Doorknob 冰

Squish your head into a cube-shape, then take a picture.

(should probably put legal disclaimers of some sort on that)

Rainbolt

This is as close as I can get destinyislands.com/images/official-artwork/kh2/…

Doorknob 冰

what... is that

Rainbolt

Don't tell me you've never seen Tron

JimmyJazzx

14:10

@Rainbolt Block of whatever thing? You mean Minecraft Ice?

Rainbolt

@JimmyJazzx It's seasonal. Right now I'm a block of ice for the winter

TimmyD

@Doorknob冰 ಠ_ಠ

New Main Posts

1

Q: Help, I'm trapped in a Sierpinski triangle!

Drawing the Sierpinski triangle has been done to death. There's other interesting things we can do with it though. If we squint hard enough at the triangle, we can view upside-down triangles as nodes of a fractal graph. Let's find our way around that graph! First, let's assign a number to each n...

Lembik

hi

Doorknob 冰

@NewMainPosts ponders on speed/size tradeoffs

Martin Büttner

14:18

@Doorknob冰 if you want to store the entire tree as a graph in memory, you'll need more than 5 seconds to set it up, I think.

Doorknob 冰

Yes, probably

Martin Büttner

my reference implementation doesn't use a lot of memory either.

Hurricane996

14:43

something hard

That was there when I logged in

??

Rainbolt

14:58

I posted an alternative on Alex's "increase reputation for challenges" proposal: meta.codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/7741/18487

BrainSteel

@MartinBüttner Dang that's a good challenge.

Doorknob 冰

^

Rainbolt

Then I realized right after I posted that +15 means 13.3 votes and you hit the rep cap

Martin Büttner

@BrainSteel Thank you :) (cc @Doorknob冰)

Rainbolt

We need another proposal for eliminating the rep cap on PPCG

BrainSteel

15:01

@MartinBüttner Out of curiosity, why 1743392200 as the upper bound?

Doorknob 冰

@Rainbolt no

Rainbolt

And maybe a translation mechanism so that PPCG reputation is worth less than reputation from other sites, due to inflation

Doorknob 冰

@BrainSteel 10 layers, I think

Rainbolt

Like a reputation exchange

Doorknob 冰

> Note that this corresponds to 20 levels of the tree.

Martin Büttner

15:02

@BrainSteel yeah, it's exactly 20 layers. 21 layers would exceed 2^31

BrainSteel

@Doorknob冰 Ah, right, the layers get exponentially bigger. One more layer might be a problem.

Looks like I have some serious thinking to do.

Martin Büttner

a really useful feature for regex would be non-local alternation. i.e. an equivalent of a?bc? which would require that either a or c is actually matched.

Rainbolt

Like (abc?)|(a?bc)

Excuse my awful regex skills - I probably used the wrong symbols

New Main Posts

3

Q: Find the number in the Champernowne constant

Introduction In base 10, the Champernowne constant is defined by concatenating representations of successive integers. In base 10: 0.1234567891011121314151617... and so on. You can see that the first appearence of 15 starts at the 20th decimal: Position 000000000111111111122222222223333333...

code-golf math number

Martin Büttner

@Rainbolt hm, I wasn't quite clear whether it should be exclusive or or not, but yes. although I'd leave out the a? frmo the second alternative

there are three cases to distinguish I guess:

a) match at least one of them: (abc?|bc)

b) match exactly one of them: (ab|bc)

c) match at most one of them: (a?b|bc)

all three are annoying because they repeat the b and apart from the second case, they hide the symmetry of the pattern

Rainbolt

15:11

Took me a second to understand why a) is equivalent to what I wrote but I get it

BrainSteel

@MartinBüttner I'm suddenly curious if there's a Brainfuck derivative where, instead of traversing and manipulating a tape, you traverse and manipulate a Sierpinski triangle, using the movements you use in your challenge. That would be fascinating.

Martin Büttner

@BrainSteel there's Treehugger which uses a binary tree.

that said, this challenge may or may not have been inspired by an esolang I'm working on...

wow... Ell answered the challenge within an hour, including one of their great explanations with diagram and everything

3

BrainSteel

I've seen that one! I'll have to see what your esolang is, then :D

Martin Büttner

I hope I'll finish it over the holidays, but I'm not sure yet... it's a bit ambitious.

definitely not a BF-derivative ;)

ah right, Ell started on it while it was in the sandbox.

BrainSteel

I'll look around and see if there's a BF derivative using such a sierpinski triangle. If there's not, I'll have a go at implementing one.

Martin Büttner

15:20

...making my upcoming esolang look like a rip-off... I knew I shouldn't have used unfinished concepts for challenges :P

BrainSteel

I'll be very quiet about it :P

'Tis to sate my own curiosity and have a giggle or two.

quartata

@BrainSteel I don't think there is, although for a while I was thinking about making a BF derivative on a spiral tape

So by "using a sierpinski triangle," do you mean travelling between the centers of the nested triangles?

Hm.

Martin Büttner

see the challenge codegolf.stackexchange.com/q/66875/8478

BrainSteel

@MartinBüttner Maybe I'll just make the tape a Koch Snowflake instead. Similar idea, less ripoff-ish-ness.

quartata

OK so yeah

@BrainSteel Koch Snowflake would be much harder to program ;)

Martin Büttner

15:24

@BrainSteel yeah fractals are definitely interesting in general for esolangs, and as far as I know unexplored

quartata

I don't think it is really a rip-off.

BrainSteel

@quartata Really? I think it's actually easier than sierpinski, as you can only go "deeper" in two directions, rather than three.

It'd be interesting though, 'cause it's inherently a loop, and thus you can get back to "the start" by going right or left.

quartata

Hm. I was thinking more along the lines that after going along the tape for a while it might consume a lot of memory :P Whereas with Sierpinski's Triangle, I don't think you need to store all the triangles in memory at once.

BrainSteel

Yeah, I can see where you're coming from. I think there's a clever way to dynamically allocate the tape. It should be less efficient than the sierpinski triangle, but perhaps not by much...

That's it. I'm making this.

quartata

He

Sherlock9

15:30

from fractions import*
from functools import*
from operator import*
b=lambda m:sum(reduce(mul,(Fraction(i-k,i+1)for i in range(v)),Fraction(1))*(v+1)**m/(k+1)for k in range(m+1)for v in range(k+1))

Well @MartinBüttner, this is what reduce got me

Aside from moving to Python 2 to get rid of functools I don't think I can get down under my current Bernoulli solution

It's times like these that I remember than I should start really learning a golfing language

quartata

@Sherlock9 If you wait a day you can start learning pl

That'll be fun

BrainSteel

pl?

quartata

The language I'm making.

BrainSteel

Oooooo...

Sherlock9

I think I'll start with CJam or Vitsy or the half dozen other languages I said I was going to learn

Maybe just CJam and Vitsy to start with

BrainSteel

15:48

@quartata I was wrong, You can go deeper in four directions.

Martin Büttner

16:00

@Sherlock9 CJam is a great choice :)

Sherlock9

To be honest, my first choice was Pyth... Well no, it was gs2, then Labyrinth (IIRC, written by Martin), then Golfscript, and now CJam, not counting the many esolangs I read through before all this.

I really should try writing Josephus in Piet again now that I have reference implementations in stack-based languages. Maybe someday

Timwi

16:15

Or try Hexagony :-) or Mornington Crescent :-)

Who was it who recommended ChatSEy to me? Or does anyone know it well?

Martin Büttner

I'm using it

I think Dennis suggested it though

@Sherlock9 Labyrinth is definitely not a golfing language ;)

Rainbolt

It is if the challenge is "Solve this task using Labyrinth in as few characters as possible"

Timwi

@MartinBüttner How do I get rid of the sidebar, which overlaps and obscures part of the chat messages?

@MartinBüttner second question, once I open the sidebar, how do you close it again?

Martin Büttner

there's a blue arrow to collapse it (the one that also opened it)

Timwi

Well then it's broken for me

I think I get it. The sidebar is just always too far left. That way it overlaps the chat messages when collapsed and goes off the left side of the screen when open. This is much more broken than the web UI...

Martin Büttner

16:35

odd

TimmyD

Good gravy, I'm just reading up on the proposed change to MIT licensing instead of copyleft licensing. Holy yuck, is that a big steaming pile ...

"You have to use the MIT license, but you don't have to use the MIT license" is basically what it boils down to.

New Main Posts

3

Q: Rollover Calendar

This is inspired by one of Downgoat's questions in Sandbox, where I suggested that he include April 31 as Pi day for people who use day/month format, only for him to inform me that there is no April 31! Given a date string in month/day format that might be invalid, output the correct date using ...

code-golf date

quartata

@BrainSteel Ah

I still think you should go for it though. We can call it "SnowFuck"

0

A: Rollover Calendar

LabVIEW, 32 LabVIEW Primitives

BrainSteel

@quartata Currently in progress :D I've called it "KochFuck" but it now occurs to me that Koch was a person.

quartata

This guy is the true FGITW

@BrainSteel Yeah, maybe not that...

Sherlock9

16:49

@MartinBüttner Well, throw Labyrinth on that esolang pile I mentioned

quartata

People might think it's political commentary

Koch brothers and all

I think "SnowFuck" is very fitting for the season though ;)

BrainSteel

@quartata At least I didn't go with "FuckKoch." Yeah, the Snow alternative will do for now.

Sherlock9

That pile includes Piet, Labyrinth, Velato, Whitespace. All sorts of stuff

BrainSteel

@quartata Or perhaps I can use a non-vulgar alternative. "KochFluke" has a kinda nice ring to it :P

quartata

Hmmm

BrainSteel

16:52

(I already named the project "kf" and I don't feel like renaming it right now)

quartata

What IDE are you using?

Just curious.

BrainSteel

Currently XCode. For command-line tools, I've found it to be excellent.

quartata

Hm.

BrainSteel

Why do you ask?

quartata

I haven't found a good IDE for C projects that I like on Linux (other than NetBeans and good old vi)

I usually use NetBeans for C projects as a result but I've been exploring some other options lately

BrainSteel

16:55

I'm guessing you've seen Code::Blocks?

quartata

I don't program in C much so it isn't that big a deal

@BrainSteel Yeah I have

IIRC I couldn't get it working for some reason...

BrainSteel

I use CB on my windows machine, but I haven't actively developed for it in months.

quartata

Lemme try it again maybe.

BrainSteel

When in doubt, nano.

ASCIIThenANSI

Hey guys, I'd like some advice on this sandbox post: meta.codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/7733/38891

quartata

16:57

@BrainSteel ಠ_ಠ

vim for life dawg

Although I'm not against other clones. elvis is nice too.

BrainSteel

@ASCIIThenANSI I would suggest using a task more complex than "Hello, world," as it's been done to death and there's not much room for creativity there. Perhaps primality testing would be a better choice.

quartata

FizzBuzz!

Optimizer

@quartata coz you were unable to exit vim?

quartata

FizzBuzz would be a much better choice.

@Optimizer ...

That joke's old

BrainSteel

^ Fizzbuzz is a fine choice.

TimmyD

17:01

@Optimizer Use emacs and then you don't need to exit ...

ASCIIThenANSI

@quartata Thanks, I'll use that instead of Hello, World.

Anything else that I need to fix with the challenge?

BrainSteel

17:17

@ASCIIThenANSI I might recommend you put a hard upper limit on the Levenshtein Distance between the working and broken variant.

Dennis

Why do so many users have the ask, answer, or vote on December 18th hat? Am I missing something?

Like, a day?

BrainSteel

Are they users from this site?

ASCIIThenANSI

@Dennis Supposedly (from what I've heard) you can get it +/- 12 hours from Dec. 18th UTC.

Dennis

@TimmyD has one.

ASCIIThenANSI

@BrainSteel How does 15 sound? I think that's enough for people to make significant enough changes without drastically altering the code.

BrainSteel

17:19

@ASCIIThenANSI 12 hours before?

ASCIIThenANSI

@BrainSteel Yeah. I have one (I'm just wearing another hat).

TimmyD

@Dennis waves hand This is not the hat you're looking for.

2

BrainSteel

I think that's a little high, but I can't say I know exactly what it should be.

ASCIIThenANSI

@BrainSteel I'll put it as 10 in the sandbox and leave a note.

Dennis

@TimmyD That's a Star Wars reference, right?

Ah, now I got it too.

quartata

17:21

@Dennis I just got it

BrainSteel

Oh hey, I've got it.

TimmyD

(I'm an idiot)

Dennis

@TimmyD You're over 62?

TimmyD

Wait, no, that's the other guy

Argh

quartata

Alex?

So, you're over 50?

Dennis

17:24

@TimmyD I'm not the door knob you're looking for.

TimmyD

@Dennis ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

quartata

@Dennis You do however have a plate of pasta on your head

TimmyD

whoa, escape fail

quartata

Maybe that counts

@TimmyD Just use backticks

Dennis

@TimmyD That gotta hurt.

TimmyD

17:25

Poor dude lost his arm to a Jedi

Dennis

Hm, it looks odd with backticks.

TimmyD

Tiny hands

Dennis

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

quartata

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I think it looks good with backticks.

And it's easy to do

Dennis

s/\\/\\\\/

Easier than adding a backslash?

TimmyD

17:26

(>*.*)>

(>*(>O.O)>

Surprise!

Dennis

(ಠ_ಠ)>⌐■-■
(⌐■_■)

SuperJedi224

17:50

Hi

Dennis

Hi!

¯\_(ಠ_ಠ)_/¯

Hurricane996

something hard

Keeps appearing in the box

Why?

¯_(ツ)_/¯

\

Martin Büttner

18:17

¯\_(fail)_/¯

New Main Posts

1

Q: Mixed Number to an Improper Fraction

Mixed Number to an Improper Fraction In this challenge you will be converting a mixed number to an improper fraction. Because improper fractions use less numbers, your code will need to be as short as possible. Examples 4 1/2 9/2 12 2/4 50/4 0 0/2 0/2 11 23/44 507/44 Specification You...

code-golf number rational-numbers

Cyoce

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

oh that is weird

Zgarb

<_<
>_>
._.
'-'
o_o

Optimizer

vim users be like

randomra

this is weird and google offered no answer: if I click on some empty space on webpages, it takes me to an Avira Safesearch website, I have Avira installed, but this seems way too aggressive to be some intended promotion

undergroundmonorail

18:29

@randomra have you tried having less viruses

2

randomra

and I would assume it to be a virus, but it is the legit avira site

Optimizer

@randomra its called adware

randomra

@Optimizer but is it avira's?

Dennis

Have you tried having less antiviruses?

Optimizer

yes, adware is not neccesarily from viruses.

randomra

18:32

If it is avira's, I would expect some internet outrage, or at least some google hits

Dennis

There's one way to know for sure: Get rid of Avira.

Optimizer

is it in firefox or chrome?

either ways, going to the extensions/addons page should show you the list of addons installed

you should see one from avira

randomra

@Optimizer there is no extension and if I click on chrome, it takes to a FF page too

Optimizer

if you click on Google Chrome, it takes you to Firefox Page?

that doesnt make any sense whatsoever

randomra

@Optimizer if it is the avira's crap, it makes some sense

Optimizer

18:35

well, not investing much time in this crap, but can you confirm that you actually mean "when I try to open google chrome, it opens a webpage in firefox instead.."

Dennis

randomra

@Optimizer yes, if you click in Chrome, FF opens with a new tab

Optimizer

lololololol

Dennis

Well, that's obviously not a browser extension. You should totally drop what you're doing and disable/uninstall Avira.

Optimizer

yeah, it has messed up with your browser binaries..

coz ain't no way google is willingly redirecting to firefox...

undergroundmonorail

18:38

nuke it from orbit, it's the only way to be sure

randomra

@Dennis I was thinking about that, but it might be a virus whose goal is exactly that

Optimizer

a virus whose goal is to get anti-viruses uninstalled!!!! What is it?? 2215?

Dennis

@randomra If that's the work of a virus, it already got in. Avira is obviously helpless.

undergroundmonorail

war... has changed

randomra

@Dennis that makes sense

Optimizer

18:40

guys, its getting out of hand..

undergroundmonorail

i love the idea of a spy virus sneaking in through the back to disable security and let the troops proper get into your system

Optimizer

NSA right now:

> they figured it out, send the nukes

randomra

I guess I'm changing passwords on another PC and then going to war here :)

New Main Posts

2

Q: Find the XOR Primes

In this challenge posed by xnor, we were asked to implement XOR multiplication. In this challenge the goal is to find the first n XOR primes. XOR primes are very similar to regular primes as you can see by the following definitions: Definition of Prime Number: A positive number greater than 1 wh...

code-golf number primes bitwise

TimmyD

18:58

> War. War never changes.

2

Dennis

Said the guy with the force choke and the steel helmet.

TimmyD

@Dennis Fallout reference, this time. Which I think actually came from a real-life general or somesuch.

Hehe ... looking at the star board ... Stars are greater than War.

Star ... War ...

2

Episode VII confirmed.

New Main Posts

19:41

1

Q: No strings (or numbers) attached

Make 12 snippets/expressions, in the same language, that result in the numbers 0 through 10, and 42 respectively, but without writing any literal numeric, string, or character data. Build-in data, like PI() and ALPHABET(), are fine, and so are e.g. CJam's U, X, Y, Z, and A constants, and Process...

code-golf number restricted-source generation

1

Q: 1/N probability (Simple)

Because there are not enough simple code-golf challenges: Create a named program or function that, given (by any means) an integer N ≥ 1, outputs your language's TRUE value with a pseudo-random probability of 1/N, FALSE otherwise. Some languages use 1 (or -1) and 0 for TRUE and FALSE, that is f...

code-golf probability-theory logic

TimmyD

@SuperJedi224 I saw that >40 character golf ;-)

SuperJedi224

@TimmyD Which one?

TimmyD

0

A: 1/N probability (Simple)

Java, 57 bytes boolean b(int a){System.out.println(a*Math.random()<1);}}

SuperJedi224

I realized you probably meant that one shortly after I asked.

TimmyD

:D

SuperJedi224

19:44

Basically I just changed it to a method.

TheNumberOne

Is there an O(n) algorithm for finding the distance between the two farthest nodes in a graph?

New Sandboxed Posts

0

A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Shorten an already short mathematical expression code-golfmathnumber I was doing some read work, updating old code, and bumped into an expression that is equivalent to what would be written as πx + ex in good old-fashioned math. I thought it would be possible to write it shorter than it was, an...

Kevin W.

@TheNumberOne it looks like O(n*lg(n))

Doorknob 冰

@TimmyD winterson.com/2005/06/episode-iii-backstroke-of-west.html

2

TheNumberOne

Hrm, I'm trying to find the distance from the median node of a graph to the farthest node from it, which is equivalent to finding the distance between the two farthest nodes in a graph divided by 2.

Cyoce

19:54

Wouldn't that be the average node?

TheNumberOne

I meant the node where the distance from it to the farthest node from it is minimal. Not median node or average node :)

TimmyD

@Doorknob冰 OMG, that's hilarious

Quill - HAT MANIAC

> dintmeister

lol

Cyoce

Wait how do you guys have the new hope hat

Doorknob 冰

@Quill-HATMANIAC ohai, since when were you in this chatroom? :P

Quill - HAT MANIAC

20:02

Like a few hours ago when I decided to try this Code Golf thing all the kids are doing

Doorknob 冰

Guaranteed to be at least 5000% better than CR or your money back. :D

Quill - HAT MANIAC

is that so

speaking of CR, we have more hats than you guys

Martin Büttner

@Cyoce date constraints for hats start 14 hours before the UTC day and end 12 hours later.

Cyoce

...

TopinFrassi

@Doorknob冰 Is it a coincidence you start this Holy War the day Star Wars comes out?

Doorknob 冰

20:05

@TopinFrassi Oh, it's been going on for a loooong time.

Martin Büttner

does anyone know whether common file systems allow empty file names?

Doorknob 冰

llama@llama:~$ touch ''
touch: cannot touch ‘’: No such file or directory
llama@llama:~$ echo > ''
zsh: no such file or directory:

I can't seem to be able to create one

Martin Büttner

damn

TopinFrassi

@Doorknob冰 Oh, I knew yeah. But like... since we got our design I'm not sure we still have time to play the holy war game with you guys... :p

Doorknob 冰

@TopinFrassi Oh, you're from CR too?

kicks :P

TopinFrassi

20:08

@Doorknob冰 Lol! :p

Your comment got shared in our room :p So I wanted to see in which context was the joke made!

Doorknob 冰

Heh, which comment?

TopinFrassi

@Doorknob冰 that one!

Doorknob 冰

Ah :P

Cyoce

none of the hats fit properly on my avatar XD

TimmyD

@Doorknob冰 Your shell prompt reminded me of this -- Llama, llama, duck.

TopinFrassi

20:10

I can't stay here, I'm not worthy of the Code Golfers. :p Have fun!

Cyoce

We're not some alien race

(at least most of us)...

Doorknob 冰

Sure about that?

Martin Büttner

they might be, though.

Cyoce

(cooouugh) alex (coouuuugh)

Quill - HAT MANIAC

I just thought I'd be a friendly neighbour and spread some christmas friendly-ness :P

and we have a few regulars who contribute here

Doorknob 冰

20:12

Hey, Hosch was originally one of ours and then you stole him :P

Quill - HAT MANIAC

Blame the mug for that one :P

TopinFrassi

@Cyoce That's what they taught me at CR. :p

Cyoce

don't listen to those people

they're just nitpickers

Quill - HAT MANIAC

pedants, actually...

Doorknob 冰

haha

Cyoce

20:14

it's an entire site devoted to "fixing" working code...

TopinFrassi

@Quill-HATMANIAC Sweet irony

Doorknob 冰

@Cyoce To be fair, they make code better. Our site is literally about making code worse :P

Quill - HAT MANIAC

smaller != worse

TopinFrassi

@Cyoce Well, that depends on your view of "working". :p

Cyoce

We are devoted to making code smaller

Dennis

20:15

9 times out of 10, smaller == worse.

Cyoce

They are devoted to making it faster

TopinFrassi

@Quill-HATMANIAC In their case, yeah. I would snap the neck of anyone doing code golf in production code. ahah

Quill - HAT MANIAC

I always found Code Golf used functions and methods that I wouldn't find on CR, I always enjoyed reading CG posts that landed in our chatroom

TopinFrassi

@Cyoce Usually more readable/maintainable* :D

Cyoce

ehh who needs readability

TopinFrassi

20:16

Me.

Doorknob 冰

^^ PPCG in a nutshell

TopinFrassi

:p

Cyoce

you are only strengthening my argument

Quill - HAT MANIAC

@TopinFrassi nah, it's just minification without assistance

also job security?

how can somebody else maintain it when they can't read it?

TopinFrassi

@Quill-HATMANIAC You'd need "real security" if you were golfing as my dev partner. :p

Cyoce

20:17

Taken from my doc on platypar

> The postfix equivalents of those two would be abc*+ and ab+c*. This is a huge advantage, as it not only saves you space by not needing to use (), but it also makes this harder to read, making distinguishing noobs from pros such as yourself a trivial task

Doorknob 冰

@Quill-HATMANIAC se.rit.edu/~tabeec/RIT_441/Resources_files/…

Quill - HAT MANIAC

On a related note, my superior asked me yesterday whether we have to leave in Python a scraper I wrote

DogeScript - A JS dialect

TimmyD

139

A: Programming Languages Through The Years

2013 - Dogescript Dogescript is a language created in 2013 by Zach Bruggeman. It is nothing more than a syntax-replacement for Javascript to make it read like the internal monologues of memetic Shiba Inus. Hello doge console dose loge with "Dogescript was made in 2013!" ASCII Art such N mu...

Quill - HAT MANIAC

pretty funny

TimmyD

I like Arnold C better

49

A: Implement a Truth-Machine

Arnold C, 296 Bytes IT'S SHOWTIME HEY CHRISTMAS TREE i YOU SET US UP @NO PROBLEMO BECAUSE I'M GOING TO SAY PLEASE i STICK AROUND i TALK TO THE HAND i CHILL BULLSHIT TALK TO THE HAND i YOU HAVE NO RESPECT FOR LOGIC YOU HAVE BEEN TERMINAT...

Quill - HAT MANIAC

20:27

yes, I also like Shakespeare

Transcript for