The Nineteenth Byte

orlp

00:13

@MartinBüttner @El'endiaStarman I just finished creating the first part of my paper on pdqsort, would love some feedback

Alex A.

@orlp I had always known the acronym PDQ to mean Pretty Damn Quick, so I figured pdqsort would be a play on quicksort as Pretty Damn Quicksort.

Doorknob 冰

@orlp What did you use to make that PDF?

orlp

@Doorknob冰 latex

with the tufte-handout document class

and a whole bunch of manual labour

Alex A.

It looks really nice

Doorknob 冰

Ah, okay. It looks very nice ^.^ (although the content is mostly completely over my head)

ninja'd

orlp

00:18

@Doorknob冰 why?

it's not supposed to be difficult

Doorknob 冰

I haven't spent much time (read: any time at all) purposefully learning about algorithms, etc. (although I probably should)

Calvin's Hobbies

00:33

@orlp "Why doesn't some person on the internet instantly understand this random cs topic I threw at them?" - ftfy

Doorknob 冰

I would lean more towards blaming my relative incompetence in these subject areas. :)

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El'endia Starman

@orlp Reading it now.

orlp

@El'endiaStarman you gave me a heart attack

El'endia Starman

The PLUNK sound? :P

orlp

00:42

for some reason the sound notification turned back on on this chat

FULL MAXIMUM OVERVOLUME

El'endia Starman

heh heh whoops :P

Alex A.

@orlp Sounds loud

quartata

Was cruising around for low quality answers when I found this

Maltysen

41 3

?? ok

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Alex A.

@quartata @Maltysen Uhhhhhhhh

El'endia Starman

00:55

@orlp I'm quite intrigued. Kinda want to make a visualization of it now.

Is the "Dutch national flag problem" well-known in this area? I've never heard of it before.

So I have no idea what it is...

orlp

Dutch national flag problem

The Dutch national flag problem (DNF) is a computer science programming problem proposed by Edsger Dijkstra. The flag of the Netherlands consists of three colours: red, white and blue. Given balls of these three colours arranged randomly in a line (the actual number of balls does not matter), the task is to arrange them such that all balls of the same colour are together and their collective colour groups are in the correct order. The solution to this problem is of interest for designing sorting algorithms. In particular, variants of the quicksort algorithm that must be robust to repeated elements...

I should probably add a reference for it

Alex A.

Of course as a Dutch person you'd pick the Dutch national flag problem :P

#dutchproblems

orlp

@El'endiaStarman My algorithm is significantly faster for sequences not containing many duplicates than previous solutions

El'endia Starman

Funnily enough, the "See Also:" section had a link to...American flag sort.

orlp

and it should be nearly as fast for sequences with very few distinct elements

it depends a bit on whether or not you use a comparison model that gives three-way comparison

El'endia Starman

01:00

huh, okay

orlp

(I don't), but even assuming three-way comparison it saves a CPU branch

El'endia Starman

Is pdqsort entirely your creation?

orlp

define 'entirely'

this portion of quicksort is (to my knowledge) novel, and fully my idea

El'endia Starman

Well, you're the only author, but you use "we" in the paper.

orlp

Yes

El'endia Starman

01:03

I know there's usually a tendency to avoid using "I" in academic papers, but it just seems a little weird to me when there's only one author.

orlp

I'm not decided either way yet

'I' also feels wrong

El'endia Starman

hmm

orlp

and writing everything in the passive voice gets boring

El'endia Starman

haha, yeah

orlp

@El'endiaStarman but does the paper explain the partitioning algorithm well?

El'endia Starman

01:05

I think that if I tried my hand at it, I'd be able to give a definite answer.

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El'endia Starman

I think I understand the single step portion, where the pivot is the leftmost element and at the end of partitioning, it is followed by all of the lesser elements and then all of the greater elements. I think I don't get the recursive step.

Do you have a due date of any kind for this, @orlp?

orlp

@El'endiaStarman no

El'endia Starman

okay

orlp

@El'endiaStarman I'm in general pretty happy with my exposition

I still have some loose ends to tie up however

b might be smaller than the >= partition of A

because there are partition steps in between

@El'endiaStarman but once these loose ends are tied up my next section will be really elegant

El'endia Starman

01:11

Okay, cool. So this is a paper-in-progress?

orlp

yess

it's only the first section of many

Maltysen

I screwed up my computer and can't even boot :(

El'endia Starman

AH, okay.

orlp

@El'endiaStarman the elegant part is that it will be easy to show that a certain value can only be selected as pivot value twice

once as p, and once as q

this instantly gives me a proof for O(n * k) runtime for k distinct keys

in other words, when k is a small constant, pdqsort runs in linear time

and scales smoothly to linear time

El'endia Starman

Yeah, that bit jumped out at me from the introduction. O(n) in most common cases is amazing.

orlp

01:13

@El'endiaStarman github.com/orlp/pdqsort

more information about the algorithm there

implementation is fully complete

BlockCoder1392

Hey

El'endia Starman

@orlp I like that chart. :)

Impressive that your algorithm does almost as well as Timsort in many cases.

orlp

01:28

@El'endiaStarman which part of the recursive step is unclear?

also, there isn't really a 'recursive' step

I just proved it works for 'Any non-leftmost subsequence'

El'endia Starman

My brain isn't functioning as well as usual at the moment, so new concepts are not "click"ing as well as they normally would. I'm also trying to make myself hunker down and finish Minkolang.

That's why I asked if there was a due date. Since there isn't one, I can get back to this in a few days.

orlp

@El'endiaStarman due date is tomorrow

hurr

El'endia Starman

22 mins ago, by orlp

@El'endiaStarman no

orlp-is-self-contradictory

;)

CSᵠ

01:43

boom, 10 stars remaining...

Hipe99

10 stars on what?

CSᵠ

--------------------------------------------------------------------->>>

Ampora

I was about to say that this room is almost at 10000 chats with stars.

3

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

I just watched The Force Awakens \o/

Ampora

8 Omar

Omar

MOAR

CSᵠ

01:44

^

Ampora

My iPad don't want my continuation of not typing my bad char.

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

Are we star happy, today? :/

Ampora

along with many of you I think :P

2

CSᵠ

star gazing

3

history !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

\o/ no mods in the room afaik

quick let's party

2

CSᵠ

01:46

ohh well

Ampora

10000!!!!!!

4

CSᵠ

BOOM

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

@Ampora that's a large number

CSᵠ

/<[^>]+>/

that's beautiful

Ampora

@Cᴏɴᴏʀ It in fact has much big to it

CSᵠ

01:47

@Ampora needs a space

otherwise... factorial factorial factorial...

Ampora

Or it's n(n-2)(n-4)(n-6)... for !!

CSᵠ

n=x?

Ampora

If you want

CSᵠ

x = k ?

Ampora

I bring forth a thing from @Wrong - b/c this room has 10000 chats with stars, all of you who star chats from now on will b BAN'D. Thank you.

3

CSᵠ

01:53

you mean, like that ^ ?

Ampora

BAN

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

@CSᵠ I͒ͬ̋ͧ ̓̐̓̊ͪ͌w̋̑̍͂̔̒iͮ̍̂l̋͗͋l̐͂̓͛̍̍̌ ͦ̎ͦ͂̾u͑̚s̄ͪȇͥ ͑ͭͨȞ̾̽Tͥ̏ͭ̉Ṁ̐ͥ͒͌́L̋̄̅ͥ ͯ̐tͩ͛̇̚ŏͧ̆̎ ̉̔͗̊̍͆pͣ̄̎ͫͧaͫ̈́̽ȑ̇̾̇͛̚s̉ͬ͐̉̋e̒̄̿ͩͭ̇͛ Reg͗̐ͭE͊̈x͆̑͌ͪ̾̈́̐

Alex A.

@Ampora ?

CSᵠ

@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ 4eva, so will I m8, KTHNXBYE /\R/

Ampora

Hi Al. @CSᵠ put a star and now this room has 10001 chats with stars. That's an ugly # so ban amiright :P

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

01:55

@CSᵠ *KTHXBAI

Ampora

@Cᴏɴᴏʀ What is this, LOLCOD*?

CSᵠ

E

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

@Ampora ... maybe

CSᵠ

or...

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

CAN I HAZ i

CSᵠ

01:56

NO you CANNOT

Hipe99

@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ CAN HAZ STDIO

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

@Hipe99 YEA U CANZ

CSᵠ

import ERROR, export NO ERROR

@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ hmm, this starting to sound like a nice fork to LC

2

Ampora

I HAS A HAT

Hipe99

@Ampora *HAZ

Ampora

01:58

IPAD IS BAD

I PUT HAZ DAGNABFLIPPINABBIT!

CSᵠ

MEMORY ALLOCATION ERROR, HAT iz BAN

2

Doorknob 冰

hi I am fun police I have come to kill the fun

3

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

@Doorknob冰 NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Doorknob 冰

... ehhh too much effort. Enjoy your dirty stars. :P

9

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

Yay!

\\\\o////

Hey, guys, I have a new esoteric programming language: Brainbash

It's brainf*** with two tapes.

And extra mobility

BlockCoder1392

02:16

....

@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ That'sjust brian&chuck?

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

@BlockCoder1392 what's that?

BlockCoder1392

uhm'

Adnan

@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ esolangs.org/wiki/Brian_%26_Chuck

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

@BlockCoder1392 Ah, no, it isn't. Two tapes, not programs.

Alex A.

@Doorknob冰 Can I chat ban @Ampora until they start using the letter e again?

Doorknob 冰

02:26

@AlexA. Ampora used the letter e once, but is still in denial

Thomas Kwa

@ןnɟuɐɯɹɐןoɯ if you don't explain your ESMin answers, we won't understand them, and we won't vote for them.

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

@ThomasKwa Speak for yourself.

Alex A.

You vote for answers you don't understand?

Granted, I vote for answers that are explained and are proven to work, even if the methodology used is over my head.

Doorknob 冰

02:41

I simply don't vote for answers that use all possible 256 byte values (with a custom charset to be able to access more than the 95 chars of ASCII), out of principle.

Dennis

Em... I... yeah.

orlp

@El'endiaStarman I've got it

I know how I can close the loose end

ןnɟuɐɯɹɐןoɯ

@ThomasKwa Then learn the language. (meant as a joke, please don't kill me!)

orlp

@El'endiaStarman we don't have to worry about arbitrary recursive trees for b at all

ןnɟuɐɯɹɐןoɯ

Of course, I'll add explanations.

orlp

02:43

if q != p in the first iteration, we know that q can never be equal to p since we select q as the median of 3

Alex A.

@Doorknob冰 What about Julia, which accepts a limited set of Unicode input?

Doorknob 冰

@AlexA. Nah, that's fine. Julia uses UTF-8, not a custom charset that gives you more than 95 one-byte characters.

Alex A.

@Doorknob冰 <3

Hipe99

Is there a code golf wiki?

Dennis

@Doorknob冰 Not sure what that has to do with custom charsets though or why ASCII would have only 95 characters...

Alex A.

02:47

@Hipe99 What do you mean?

Dennis

@Hipe99 codegolf.stackexchange.com/tags/code-golf/info

Alex A.

Well, there's that ^

Doorknob 冰

@Dennis Right, I meant printable ASCII

orlp

@El'endiaStarman actually, you don't even need median of three for that

Hipe99

@Dennis That would be one article.

Doorknob 冰

02:49

faq?

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Dennis

@Hipe99 Not sure what you mean. That is *the*/our code golf tag wiki.

PhiNotPi

03:06

If we were to star every chat message from now on, assuming that everyone here chats at the maximum rate, what is the theoretical minimum łength of time it would take to reach 20000 starred messages?

Doorknob 冰

By "everyone" you mean "everyone in the room?"

Anyway, I think the details of the rate limit aren't public

Alex A.

That's why gnibbler never says anything in here. He's been rate limited to once a year.

Doorknob 冰

So has the lurker Brian guy

Thomas Kwa

Here's an idea: Forbid non-CW answers to one's own question.

It could solve meta.codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/7760/…

Doorknob 冰

Solve a non-issue?

Alex A.

03:10

^

PhiNotPi

It could conflict with stuff like KOTH hosts submitting their own bots.

Dennis

I wish SE got rid of CW once and for all. It never gets used like it's supposed to.

PhiNotPi

That reminds me, did that whole "community-made documentation" thing ever go anywhere?

Doorknob 冰

Yep.

As did Teams.

Thomas Kwa

@PhiNotPi hmm, you're right

Alex A.

03:17

@Dennis I think it works fine for what it's used for on our site. If you post something you found somewhere else and it's useful to have as a submission to the challenge, it should be CW as a rep waiver since it isn't the poster's own work. Otherwise they'd basically be rewarded for their Googling skills.

Dennis

But that's not at all what CW is supposed to do. Using CW as a rep waiver is CW abuse.

Alex A.

Sure, it's not the intended purpose of CW, but it CW works fine in this particular case.

It's better than getting rep for something you didn't do yourself.

Dennis

Finding a properly golfed solution to a specific problem with Google is probably just as much work as writing it yourself.

Also, forgetting about PPCG for a moment, getting rep for stuff you found on Google ought to be one of the cornerstones of SE.

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ןnɟuɐɯɹɐןoɯ

Um, what's CW?

Alex A.

Community wiki

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ןnɟuɐɯɹɐןoɯ

03:24

Oh.

Alex A.

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Dennis

> But that is not how it is used most of the time. If a user that is completely new to SE would look at CW posts, I strongly doubt that they could make any sense of why certain posts are CW. There is nothing "wiki" or "community" about those posts, and that is because in most cases CW is misused as a reputation denial mechanism.

My thoughts exactly.

Also, going back to the rep for stuff did not write yourself topic, I see reputation as a reward for contributing something useful to the site, not a reward for hard work.

That's not how rep works anyway, since you almost always get more rep for trivial answers than for complicated ones.

Alex A.

03:39

@Dennis Granted, that's not by design, that's just an unfortunate fact of life :P

Dennis

Well, it makes sense for SE's Q&A format. A solution to a simple problem is more likely to help a lot of people, so it gets more upvotes.

How often do you read solution to highly specific and convoluted programming problem just to cast a vote on the answer?

Alex A.

It certainly makes sense for SE's Q&A format, but we don't really make sense for SE's Q&A format.

Dennis

True dat.

Dennis

04:03

Does anyone here have experience with GitHub Markdown?

Nevermind.

Alex A.

@Dennis Yes

@Dennis Okay

Dennis

Couldn't get a single backtick between backticks.

At last, Jelly has a code page: github.com/DennisMitchell/jelly/blob/master/docs/code-page.md

Alex A.

Does your interpreter read those exact bytes?

Dennis

Yes, the Python interpreter uses that code page by default.

Alex A.

Nice

Dennis

04:11

jelly f file uses CPJelly, jelly fu file UTF-8.

ןnɟuɐɯɹɐןoɯ

Haha, jelly fu. The new martial arts movement.

Alex A.

2

Jelly logo

Dennis

That is one tasty looking logo.

Alex A.

quintopia

@AlexA. too bad that is not the solution anymore

@AlexA. this one is the win

Alex A.

04:17

@quintopia This one is copyrighted though :(

quintopia

@AlexA. make one just like it but in different colors and fonts and generally better

Alex A.

@Maltysen Did you see my ping from earlier?

Maltysen

nope, my computer is broken thanks to @Dennis

i'm on the live installation media now

Alex A.

Hahaha

Maltysen

i'm running some stuff on a chroot now

Alex A.

04:21

Thanks a lot, @Dennis. Sheesh.

Dennis

@Maltysen What did I do? Installing KDE didn't go well, huh?

Maltysen

well I wanted plasma 5, so I went and tried installing ubuntu 15, and then that deleted my sbin/init

I didn't even know till I tried restarting a few hours ago

Alex A.

4 hours ago, by Alex A.

@quartata @Maltysen Uhhhhhhhh

Maltysen

lol who's that?

Alex A.

Hm?

Who's what? The other Maltysen account?

Maltysen

04:24

yeah. I'm pretty sure I didn't make two

Alex A.

When did you first join the site?

Dennis

@Maltysen In my experience, that's pretty much the expected outcome of upgrading Ubuntu.

Doorknob 冰

@AlexA. \o@

Alex A.

@Doorknob冰 \o@

Doorknob 冰

you should have replaced the @ with a picture of a cinnamon roll

Maltysen

04:27

@AlexA. a year or so ago

Dennis

It still hurts that that code doesn't work anymore. ;?;

Maltysen

is there any way to tell how close to completion an apt-get command is?

Doorknob 冰

Is there not a progress bar?

Dennis

I don't think so.

Maltysen

only for the download step

Doorknob 冰

04:29

There's always a progress bar for me

Alex A.

@Dennis Is ;?; an emoticon? If so, what is it? If not, new Jelly logo confirmed?!

Doorknob 冰

oh

Dennis

@AlexA. That's also not valid Jelly. :(

Alex A.

(╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻

Maltysen

why are there python upgrades when from ubuntu 14 to ubuntu 15?

Dennis

04:31

@AlexA. jelly.tryitonline.net/…

Alex A.

@Dennis ........ what

Doorknob 冰

@Maltysen new sources.list, I assume

@Dennis ... okay what does that do

Doubling the input doubles the output, so I guess it's linear?

Yes, it seems to be linear

Google tells me that 0.00030461741978670857 is DEG2RAD2, whatever that means

Dennis

Jelly only supports the 256 characters of its code page. Everything else gets silently ignored. The two °'s perform degree-to-radian conversion twice.

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Doorknob 冰

@Dennis Oh. That makes sense, then.

ಠ_ಠ seems to take any input and output 0.

Correction: 0 for integers and 0.0 for floats.

Dennis

04:36

For a single argument, yes. With to arguments, it will perform subtraction.

Maltysen

_ seems to be the active component of that

Dennis

Actually, it performs subtraction with a single argument as well, subtracting the argument from itself.

Doorknob 冰

oh, haha

Maltysen

@Dennis that seems useless

Doorknob 冰

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ seems to... output nothing.

Yet nothing but the _s are in atoms.md

Dennis

04:38

That's a compile time error. It will show if you tick debug.

Alex A.

feature-request ಠ_ಠ Implement the disapproval operator

Dennis

@Doorknob冰 The problem are the slashes, which aren't atoms.

Alex A.

They're molecules

Don't mind me, just contributing absolutely nothing to this discussion

Doorknob 冰

It's not like the discussion is in any way productive, anyway. :P

Alex A.

RABBITS

Dennis

04:40

@Maltysen It's far from useless. Say you want to calculate x**x - x. That's just *_ (2 bytes, jelly.tryitonline.net/#code=Kl8&input=&args=NA). The _ performs a hook, calling subtraction with the previous result and the initial argument.

Maltysen

yeah, but as a monad, shouldn't it do something else?

Dennis

Jelly's atoms (built-in operators) are either monadic or dyadic, never both.

Maltysen

o

Doorknob 冰

p

Alex A.

q

ןnɟuɐɯɹɐןoɯ

04:43

r

:)

s

Alex A.

Fool, there is no smiley face in the alphabet! WHAT HAVE YOU DONE

Dennis

That's a major reasons why Jelly is golfier than J/APL. It doesn't waste that many characters on currying/composition, since the interpreter never has to "guess" if you're trying to use an operator monadically or dyadically.

ןnɟuɐɯɹɐןoɯ

There is.

quintopia

is the nth triangular number divisible by n for all odd n?

Alex A.

(╯ಠ□ಠ）╯︵ ┻━┻

ןnɟuɐɯɹɐןoɯ

04:44

@AlexA. You should know by now that :) is hidden between r and s.

Maltysen

@quintopia yeah

ןnɟuɐɯɹɐןoɯ

@AlexA. Everyone knows that :) is a special letter.

Maltysen

the formula is n(n+1)/2

which is clearly divisible by n for all n

Alex A.

@ןnɟuɐɯɹɐןoɯ My life is a lie ;-;

ןnɟuɐɯɹɐןoɯ

It's okay, the truth is found in the :).

We must all worship :) !

quintopia

04:46

@Maltysen *odd n

Doorknob 冰

my dog just spent a full minute going in circles inside his beanbag thingy before lying down in it

Maltysen

@quintopia if it works for all n, it works for odd n

quintopia

@Maltysen but if it doesn't work for all n and only works for odd n, you should say so

Alex A.

@Doorknob冰 I read that behavior is left over from their wolf heritage, when they would trample a circle of grass or whatever to lay down in.

But they no longer need to do that, so it just looks foolish.

Doorknob 冰

It looks very foolish. :P

Maltysen

04:49

@Dennis trying the kubuntu install

finally

because I don't have gnome

Dennis

Did GNOME not survive the upgrade? o_O

Maltysen

a lot of things did not survive the upgrade

like the ability to boot up

Alex A.

haha

Maltysen

@Dennis lightdm or sddm?

Dennis

Is kdm not an option?

Maltysen

04:52

no

Dennis

Never heard of sddm, never tried lightdm with KDE.

Maltysen

btw the prompt is "Configuring ssdm"

oh ssdm looks to be the new thing for Plasma 5

Dennis

Oh, Plasma 5 doesn't come with KDM anymore.

ninja'd

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Maltysen

yay dependency screw up again

this time its something called whoopsie

Dennis

04:57

Perfect!

@Maltysen You don't need whoopsie. Nuke it.

Maltysen

I can't

purge isnt working

Dennis

>.<

Alex A.

Sounds like you need ipecac syrup

Dennis

The joy of upgrading Ubuntu is pretty much why I switched distros.

quintopia

what's that website where you can search for real numbers and find out interesting things about them

Maltysen

04:58

purge just tells me that libfreerdp-plugins-standard and remmina-plugin-rdp have unmet dependencies and I should use install -f to fix it

then, install -f complains about whoopsie

Dennis

priceless

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