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22:00
@AlexA. He's apparently really huge in India, too. Like, mega-pop-star huge.
Play the google doodle now.
@TimmyD That's impressive.
@RikerW you are late
We all played it...
23 mins ago, by El'endia Starman
@quartata I........uh....beat it first try.
22 mins ago, by TanMath
it isn't that hard...
etc.
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

TanMathBackbiting Alex code-golf Alex is wrong. But we do not want to hurt his feelings. So here is a challenge to write code that lifts Alex A.'s spirits, while realizing he is actually wrong. Input The input is a list of 1 and 0s. 1 means Alex is here. 0 means Alex is not here. Challenge If Al...

22:03
@NewSandboxedPosts this is just for the sake of it...
@RikerW I just tried it, and beat it on the first try as well :P
@AlexA. look up Vitas "Smile" or "Opera #2"
@Doorknob Find extra spicy mode.
@NathanMerrill What am I listening to
wtaf
22:08
super creepy too
> sudo apt-get rekt
E: Invalid operation rekt
Doesn't even work with sudo?
What a ripoff
Time to get a new OS
I know right.
@RikerW ?
22:20
@TanMath the sake of what? being borderline offensive to another user? I find the continued "alex is wrong" thing questionable enough in here, but taking it outside of chat is going a bit too far, I think.
6
I'm sleepy but I have to stay up for at least four and a half hours, probably more, and I can't stand the taste of coffee
Fml
@undergroundmonorail Tea?
@undergroundmonorail Embrace coffee and it will embrace you. shakes
22:34
@undergroundmonorail add milk. lots of it.
@AlexA. Even worse imo. It sucks because I wish I liked tea or coffee because they seem so convenient but I don't D:
Er
That message was for @quartata
I also appreciate you Alex I just didn't have a specific response to the thing you said
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@undergroundmonorail Soda?
22:36
Cocaine?
I am currently drinking pop (aggressively waves Canadian flag) but it is not as strong
( ͡o ͜ʖ ͡o)
It's not a huge deal, if I didn't want to be tired today I shouldn't have played hearthstone instead of sleeping last night. This is my cross to bear
Fun fact: if I don't keep a close eye on myself, I will apparently dump over $50 into hearthstone arena runs in two and a half days
@Adnan Is this Lenny on cocaine?
@AlexA. I thought you said you were trying to be a good role model
22:39
I don't even like the game that much I think it's okay
Oh right
@AlexA. Yes it is :)
I have removed my paypal from my blizzard account because enough is enough, at least for now
There are two legendary cards I want to complete my deck and after spending more than I would normally be comfortable with on arena trying to get dust and packs full of cards I can dust, I am relatively close to being able to craft one of them
Enough is temporarily enough
It's so easy to be like "arena is pretty fun and it's only two bucks, I did shitty this time so I'll play again" and then play almost 20 times (it comes out to $3 canadian). I am willing to spend money on it but I think doing so while I'm trying to achieve a goal is bad for me haha
22:51
The state of Oregon has 7.4 breweries per capita.
@MartinBüttner gosh...I have been the person to have the most misunderstandings about what I do...
So is my question offensive?
It is a joke you know...
@AlexA. is a great person and I do not want to offend him...
23:09
Hey, lookee me! I golfed today!
Someone else's answer.
And I have the SAT tomorrow, so I should probably be sleeping.
But heyyy, lookee me go!
@FlagAsSpam Good luck! (You'll need it after being sleep deprived. :P)
Psh.
I'd do worse if I wasn't sleep deprived.
Partially because I would just be relaxed.
I need... functional anxiety.
Also: 16 byte shave.
How about: void x(int[]a,int[]b){for(int i=0;i<a.length;i++)System.out.print(a[i]>0?"A":b[i]>0?"B":"C");} (94 bytes)? You don't need the static declaration on functions. — FlagAsSpam 6 mins ago
That reminds me of...hmm, what was it again?
Sheldon.
@FlagAsSpam good luck!
23:14
Parkinson's law is the adage that "work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion", and the title of a book which made it well-known. == History == Articulated by Cyril Northcote Parkinson as part of the first sentence of a humorous essay published in The Economist in 1955 and since republished online, it was reprinted with other essays in the book Parkinson's Law: The Pursuit of Progress (London, John Murray, 1958). He derived the dictum from his extensive experience in the British Civil Service. A current form of the law is not the one Parkinson refers to by that name in the...
@FlagAsSpam No, this ^
@TanMath Thanks. :D
> If you wait until the last minute, it only takes a minute to do.
... yes, actually.
@RikerW No, it must be just you being obsessed with planes.
Hello guys.
Hi. :D
Just came home after a few hours of marking a math exam.
You do not believe what shit people are able to write down.
I've marked math exams. I can believe and I make the same mistakes anyway :P
23:27
Yay. c:
I get this as the first result.
That's awesome.
@mınxomaτ Yeah, I saw that. xD
I'm okay with that. It proves that Vitsy can also be a name.
A surname, but a name nonetheless.
23:33
@FlagAsSpam The name is not Vitsy.
Desire in Any Language
by Anastasia Vitsky
Read the website.
Aw, dammit.
Also - of course my language is tied to a romance novel.
Or some variant unnamed thereof. o-o
"11 Chapters, 21,0900 Words", not very well golfed.
23:37
Desire bowling
translate: ._.
(from Morse) R
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A: Fibonacci function or sequence

CyocePlatyPar, 7 bytes 0A1wAC+ Try it online! Explanation: 0A1 ## push first two Fibonacci numbers to stack and print them w ## while last item != 0 (always true) A ## print the most recently calculated Fibonacci number C+ ## push the sum of the last two items of the ...

@Cyoce So?
Was I offending?
Like, seriously?
Why was I blocked??
Why??
@AlexA. As a mod, you should be able to explain...

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