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grc
5:00 AM
windows 10 home 32-bit running in virtualbox
 
I have same VS but Windows 7.
 
5:15 AM
@Mods can my username be changed from Doᴡɴɢᴏᴀᴛ to Downgoat so I don't have to be DoNG?
 
Just a sec.
@Doᴡɴɢᴏᴀᴛ Here or on all SE sites?
Oh, it's already Downgoat on the other sites. Nevermind.
 
@Dennis just here, it's Downgoat on other sites
 
ninja'd
 
ninja'd x2
 
5:18 AM
ninja'd my ninaja
 
:|
@Dennis awesome thanks!
 
np
 
:D
 
5:38 AM
,ì;M@m for 6 bytes, beating Jelly, and great justice. — Mego 40 mins ago
 
>:O
 
Wow, Hosch250 gave me over 1/3 of his rep...
 
grc
@feersum here are the results from piping the same file through your cat program 10 times
 
5:53 AM
@grc lol 726 in one run?
 
grc
yep
different input file gave similar results
actually it often gives identical results
 
All I see when I look at this answer is that Java beats C#.
#javalife
 
6:29 AM
@Eridan And he golfed off an additional two bytes because of how my language works. o_o
 
@El'endiaStarman Why does [-] work on TIO? Reading the docs, it sounds like it shouldn't.
 
@Dennis The stack has a bottomless well of 0s.
I replaced it with ~ in any case, which is negate.
 
Ah, OK.
 
6:44 AM
0
Q: Efficient Scientific Notation

indeedThe other day my chemistry teacher was explaining to us about scientific notation (using a small number and multiplying it by powers of ten to express large numbers more easily), which brought me back a few years to when I first learnt it. After learning the basics, we had done a bunch of typical...

 
7:30 AM
how's this for syntax highlighting?
 
Just as incomprehensible as before. :D
(I mean, I know very, very little about Detour.)
 
7:52 AM
@El'endiaStarman but, like, do the colors look nice?
 
8:03 AM
@flawr thanks.. that's all over my head sadly
 
8:36 AM
let's embrace this moment
10
 
@Adnan Great, now I have that terrible Pitbull song stuck in my head.
 
Hahaha
 
8:54 AM
which one ?
 
9:36 AM
The thumbnail alone looks like a photograph from a psychiatric ward.
 
 
1 hour later…
10:40 AM
Hello from the Raspberry Pi. .o/
I finally got it set up for vnc.
And I did it right instead of opening about a million ports. >.>
 
10:51 AM
thousand ports*
 
5 tabs open and Chrome takes up 98% CPU usage
            var total = "";
            for( var i = 0; i < 100000; i++ ) {
                total = total + i.toString();
                history.pushState(0,0, total );
            }
 
11:25 AM
tfw you golf your solution while you're composing your answer
 
11:38 AM
@phase never loop in a webpage
 
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Q: Inverse function

Filip HaglundWouldn't it be neat if programming functions could be inverted, just like the mathematical function they implement? Write a function (or program) that takes one input x in any form, that outputs ln(x). When the bytes of the program are reordered/reversed so that the first byte now is the last b...

 
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

AdnanThe Compression Catalog code-golf compression kolmogorov-complexity Introduction It seems that a lot of programming languages use compression algorithms these days. To see who has the best compression algorithm at that moment, I've set up a challenge. Task The task is very simple. You need t...

 
 
2 hours later…
1:46 PM
hi @flawr
 
 
1 hour later…
2:48 PM
Has anyone else ever noticed that if you scroll up quickly enough, there are words above the supposedly scrollable point on SE?
 
3:05 PM
0
Q: Convert string to time

BobThis challenge is inspired by this other. The challenge Write a program or a function in any programming language that given as input a string representing a time in English (see below, for further details) it outputs or prints the equivalent in the 24 hours "digital" format HH:MM. Shortest co...

 
@VoteToClose u just broke the fourth wall
 
3:27 PM
@aditsu random idea for v in CJam: make it an infix operator that pops the top of the stack, applies the following operator and then pushes the popped thing again. might help save a lot of stack manipulation. I'm not sure how useful it's actually gonna be, but might be worth thinking about.
 
Oh my days.
Why has this happened?
Dogecoin (/ˈdoʊʒkɔɪn/ DOHZH-koyn, code: DOGE, symbol: Ð and D) is a cryptocurrency featuring a likeness of the Shiba Inu dog from the "Doge" Internet meme as its logo. It was introduced on December 8, 2013. Started as a "joke currency" in late 2013, Dogecoin quickly developed its own online community and reached a capitalization of USD 60 million in January 2014; as of September 2015, it had a capitalization of USD 12.5 million. Compared with other cryptocurrencies, Dogecoin has a fast initial coin production schedule: 100 billion coins have been in circulation by mid 2015 with an additional 5...
@TheDoctor ^
 
3:45 PM
0
Q: Find the language(robbers)

Elliot A.Introduction: You, the robbers, have taken over Google! However, the cops are passing messages back and forth in an attempt to destroy you. Challenge: Cops thread here(main rules) To crack a challenge, create a post that looks like this: Name of cops submission Language you think it...

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Q: Find the language(cops)

Elliot A.Introduction: Robbers have taken over Google! However, they haven't taken over everything. You need to get secret messages to other cops, while fooling the robbers about their meaning. Challenge: Robbers thread here Create a snippet of code, that when run in the correct language, will outpu...

 
4:06 PM
@VoteToClose I'd be very surprised if TheDogtor hadn't already heard of that ;)
 
@trichoplax You never know. shrug
 
0
Q: Infinite Sum Defined by Integral of (e^x)(x^-1) vs. Exponential Function Taylor Series

VoteToCloseRecently, when fiddling around with integration by parts, I noticed that it is possible to define infinite series that led to a defined integral. My calculus teacher noticed this, and told me to find $$ \int \frac{e^x}{x}dx $$ which I already knew didn't have a mathematical function definition....

\o/
 
Does this look ready to post?
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

DowngoatUpgoat or Downgoat? test-battery code-challenge Given an image of a goat, your program should best try to identify whether the goat is upside down, or not. Examples These are examples of what the input may be. Not actual inputs Input: Output: Downgoat Spec The input will contain the ful...

 
@Downgoat Looks good. c:
 
4:15 PM
@VoteToClose cool, I'll post it then
or maybe later...
Is 12 test cases enough?
 
Is it really a test battery if you reserve the right to change the test cases? I thought test batteries were precisely about that.
 
@Dennis It's to avoid hardcoding
I can't think of any other way
 
My point is that the previous test battery challenges fully expected optimizations towards the test cases, so hardcoding would be perfectly fine.
It's more of a general code challenge if that's not allowed.
 
@Dennis Eseentially to prevent from things like: if (input === decodeBase64(image)) output("Downgoat")
I could make it so I may resize the images?
 
@Downgoat Wouldn't really help in terms of hardcoding if they had builtins for resizing, they could simply brute force until they found it.
 
4:22 PM
The test battery tag wiki says:
 
I could set an upper limit again of something huge like 10,000
 
> Test battery tests involve running a program through a large number of testing inputs (usually at least 5 or 6 digits) and measuring how it performs in some respect of its output.
5 digits isn't really doable for images though.
 
@Dennis SE limits posts to 30,000 so I can't go to six digits
 
What does the number of images have to do with SE's byte limit?
 
@Dennis Hardcoding prevention.
 
4:25 PM
I think I've seen challenges of both types - fixed tests to allow hardcoding a few pixel tests and tests with the right to change to enforce general code
 
@VoteToClose What does hardcoding prevention have to do with SE's byte limit?
@trichoplax I'm not saying the test cases cannot be changed midway, but it's no longer a test battery then. Unless I'm misunderstanding something, test batteries are about static test cases.
 
@Dennis His upper limit on code size is restricted by the SE post limit.
 
But a link to a gist with a billion images isn't longer than one to a single image...
 
Oh. Then idk. :D
 
@Dennis ah I see - this is just about whether to use that tag?
 
4:29 PM
Yes.
Although replacing a small number of test cases with another, small number of test cases will probably change the score dramatically even for non-harcoding solutions.
 
All makes sense now - thanks :)
 
Are there defaults for image input?
 
@Dennis can you point me to your recent 7 byte jelly solution you discussed yesterday. I was too busy fixing selectcodegen to pay attention
 
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A: Find the nth cross-alternate sum

DennisJelly, 21 19 11 10 7 bytes ²~³¡H+2 Try it online! Idea Assume for a second that the first term of the final sum is subtracted rather than added. Let n be a positive integer. Even case 1 6 8 11 15 16 21 22 26 29 31 36 The differenc...

 
4:43 PM
0
Q: Maximum cover time ratio

LembikGiven an undirected graph and a start node, there is an expected number of steps to reach all possible nodes if you walk at random. This expected number of steps will depend on which node you start from. For a given graph and starting node, let us call the number of steps to visit all nodes in th...

 
4:55 PM
Very basic CJam question: is there a unary minus?
 
Like multiply with -1? No.
 
It seems like ~ on a number adds 1 and then multiplies by -1? The doc is not clear to me about that
44~ gives -45
 
~ is bitwise NOT. and yes that's the same as add 1, negate
 
Yes, that's bitwise NOT
 
so W* or (~ or ~)
 
5:01 PM
Thanks!
 
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

walpenReasoning code-golf Introduction Reasoning is one of the most important human capabilities, often counted as what separates us from other species. This capacity, however, takes up a substantial portion of our meaty brain. Your challenge is to recreate a reasoning system in a much abbreviated f...

 
Hey @quartata @ZachGates. :P
 
I hope my new challenge is of interest
 
5:41 PM
@Lembik It has too much vague graph theory and not enough concrete examples of what you mean and what the input and output should look like
 
Lol. I got this guy a silver badge and more than half his rep.
senegrom, Munich/Hamburg, Germany
406 1 10
 
@Calvin'sHobbies :(
deleted
@Calvin'sHobbies If I added examples and tests would that fix it?
 
That was a suggestion for improvement, not a suggestion for deletion. o-o
 
it had -3!
 
@Lembik it could fix it, yes
 
5:46 PM
@Lembik I've posted with -4 before and came out well. >.> It's just people who haven't seen the updated question.
@flawr When do you come back?
 
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Q: Eat the Chocolate Bar

DowngoatI have a chocolate bar and I need help eating it so you'll be writing a program just to do that. Explanation 7 ____ __|__| |__|__| |__|__| |__|__| 6 _______ |__|__| |__|__| |__|__| 5 ____ __|__| |__|__| |__|__| 0 1 ____ |__| Spec A chocolate bar is always "two pieces" lon...

 
@NewMainPosts with pleasure
 
Have we had an array sorting challenge without any built-ins?
Or is that too trivial
 
@Adnan Multiple.
 
:(
 
6:01 PM
Why the downvotes on the chocolate bar challenge?
 
^ I was wondering the same thing
 
@Downgoat I was going to downvote it
but decided to come in and tell you first :P
 
@NathanMerrill too easy?
 
The spec isn't very clear. The examples are very clear, but if I had to go off of the spec, I would be lost
 
Lol
In my opinion, the examples make it very clear
 
6:04 PM
I totally agree
but I also think that examples don't actually enforce the rules
if my program had a dramatically different value for n=8, would that be acceptable?
 
Which, I suppose, is shown by the fact that you didn't include the test cases n=0 and n=1 until I asked about them, and they don't follow the pattern
In general, test cases usually aren't a substitute for a proper specification
(wasn't one of the downvoters though)
 
Yeah, I know I couldn't think of a not-complex way to describe the chocolate bar without saying "look at the examples". I'll make the spec clearer
 
llama@llama:...code/shell/dotfiles$ ls
llama@llama:...code/shell/dotfiles$
"wait... WHAT?! oh"
 
rewrote the spec, hopefully it's crystal-clear now
 
6:24 PM
@Geobits got some music files on my phone now. It finds them but I can't select any of them. What file formats do you support?
 
7:01 PM
anyone got an android phone? How do I get it to show the clock without having to swipe in first?
(OT... but aren't we all :) )
 
lol I'm a dirty iPhone user
 
I found the answer! Turns out the magic word is "lockscreen"
and it depends on the exact phone you have ...
 
Does anyone here have sass/scss experience?
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ iPhone rules
 
7:37 PM
@MartinBüttner Just MP3 right now. At the time I wrote it, phones were slightly less powerful, and other popular formats (flac, etc) took way too much to process. It's in the list of updates to come :/
 
7:59 PM
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Q: Print sin, cos, and tan of special angles

DJ McGoathemIn trigonometry, there are certain angles known as "special angles". This is because when you take sin, cos or tan of one of these angles, you get a result that is easy to remember because it is a square root of a rational number. These special angles are always multiples of either pi/6, or pi/4....

 
8:15 PM
sup
 
8:32 PM
@Geobits well I didn't expect flag to work, but some of the files are definitely mp3s
 
8:43 PM
Hmm, that's weird. I'm not having problems with mine. I expected some issues, since Android has changed a lot in the last five years, but not with that.
Let me play around with some of my other devices later. So far so good on Nexus 5 and Kindle Fire for me. What are you on (phone and OS version)?
 
8:57 PM
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

NeilWring the changes I want to ring Stedman Doubles, but I'm lazy so I want to get to a particular change and back as quickly as possible. As with all change-ringing, the bells start in ascending order, known as Rounds, in this case 12345. The method is called Doubles because at each change two pa...

 
9:15 PM
@Downgoat I'm very experienced with dealing sass. c:
 
@Downgoat I have a lot of SAS experience.
 
Hey all
 
This is sass as in the CSS thing
 
I know
 
k
 
9:18 PM
not to be confused with the attitude thing
 
@Cyoce Isänme
 
or the british special forces thing
 
dont u sass me
 
Anyone want sassafras? :P
 
Yessafras
 
9:23 PM
only if you make some sarsaparilla with it first
(by which I mean why would i specially want a plant that grows in my backyard)
 
So in the javascript for my detour interpreter, I have a dictionary equating detour commands to JS methods. I have a comment on the methods that briefly describes its function. is there a tool that can turn that dictionary into documentation?
 
@VoteToClose Ask on meta
"Should we have a calculus tag? Proposed uses: ..."
 
How does one execute ES7 code?
 
@Dennis You cannot, unless you have an ES7 interpreter.
 
9:31 PM
Anyone here know about JSperf?
 
Where does one find an ES7 interpreter?
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ then he can add it to TIO
 
@Cyoce true!
I've been reading up on the ES7 manual
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ can you answer a question about jsPerf?
 
9:33 PM
@Cyoce about what? o-o
 
Wait, es6fiddle supports ES7? o_O
 
@Dennis use babel to transpile it to ES5, then run it as normal JS
@Dennis or use this
 
does the "setup" section execute once before all tests, or once before each test?
 
@Dennis Some aspects, yes. Mainly exponentiation, which I assume you want to do
 
@Dennis Why is ES6 afraid of ES7? Because ES7 is poorly supported by all browsers.
 
9:34 PM
@AlexA. as is ES6 ಠ_ಠ
 
Well, it is nonstandard, and browsers are still scrambling to support ES6.
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ ninja'd
 
y u no support classes firefox
 
@Cyoce It's at least sort of getting there.
 
@Cyoce Not really, I expanded on the claim of ES7.
 
9:35 PM
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ Exactly. I saw -1**n in an answer, and I didn't know if - is a unary minus or part of the numeric literal in JavaScript. Rather surprisingly, it seems to be the latter.
 
Also extreme lol at @phase's Chrome using 98% CPU.
 
I'm ok with that, because Chrome is 98% of what I use my computer for
 
lel
 
@AlexA. lol firefox uses 0.7% to 2.0% up to 10% when I send a message CPU
 
@AlexA. The code he posted after that claim is the crash Safari trick, so I assume it had something to do with that...
 
9:37 PM
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ (two hours later) up to 200% when I ...
 
I have 5 Safari tabs open and it's at 0.5% CPU. Activity Monitor, the application that shows me what's using CPU, was using more CPU than Safari.
@Dennis What's the "crash Safari trick," dare I ask?
 
@AlexA. Visit crashsafari.com. (Disclaimer: Don't!)
 
Why am I so tempted?!
 
This, basically:
11 hours ago, by phase
            var total = "";
            for( var i = 0; i < 100000; i++ ) {
                total = total + i.toString();
                history.pushState(0,0, total );
            }
Fills your history with garbage.
 
9:38 PM
 
@Dennis ಠ_ಠ
 
@Downgoat That works nicely.
 
This actually could have been a decent challenge had the OP disallowed comments. Right now the only answer I think is really good is marinus'.
If it wouldn't cost me tons of rep, I'd downvote every answer that uses comments. Usually I wouldn't think twice but there are a lot of comment-reliant answers. :/
 
I like the Jelly answer, but I'm biased.
 
That one and the Haskell one are good too.
 
9:44 PM
@Geobits Nexus 6, Android 6
 
But I think the APL one is just perfect.
 
@MartinBüttner I have the same phone. What was your issue again?
@AlexA. It has a direct translation to Jelly, but for a reason I no longer remember, I made exp and log two-byte atoms. :(
 
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Q: Time for a Calculus Tag

VoteToCloseWe have multiple questions with some aspects of calculus (<-- that's a question per word). We already have tags for number-theory, probability-theory, and various other sects of mathematics. I doubt that we won't have more calculus questions, so let's make a tag for the future.

 
@Dennis D:
 
eÆṛÆl 2/10 not very golfy
 
9:53 PM
@VoteToClose 2 weeks or so.
 
@flawr Yeah, I'm gonna post that question before then. :c
 
@Downgoat add a link to quickly switch between the main and meta sites
 
I just made a new range algorithm. Now 170 factorial in detour averages 2.5ms, instead of the previous 7ms!
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ I think I may have found the fastest range algorithm for JS
 
10:02 PM
@Cyoce tell me!
 
function range (a,b){
  var out = Array(b-a + 1);
  while (b >= a) out [b-a] = b--;
  return out;
}
 
have we had a "Master theorem" challenge before?
 
Oh, that's that algorithm thing, right?
I remember learning about it and then forgetting it
 
In the analysis of algorithms, the master theorem provides a solution in asymptotic terms (using Big O notation) for recurrence relations of types that occur in the analysis of many divide and conquer algorithms. It was popularized by the canonical algorithms textbook Introduction to Algorithms by Cormen, Leiserson, Rivest, and Stein, in which it is both introduced and proved. Not all recurrence relations can be solved with the use of the master theorem; its generalizations include the Akra–Bazzi method. == Introduction == Consider a problem that can be solved using a recursive algorithm such as...
seems like an obvious choice if we haven't :)
 
Site searches for master theorem returns nothing, master is:question returns all unrelated challenges, and akra bazzi returns nothing.
Barring the existence of any synonyms that I don't know about, it looks like we don't have it.
 
10:09 PM
well... I think we should have such a challenge!
but it might need someone better at writing challenges than me
my last two have been negatively popular :)
 
You could sandbox it and the community can work together to make it.
 
@AlexA. I had much the same reaction when I read the Wikipedia page. :P
 
I am still hoping someone will help me with meta.codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/8289/9206 !
it needs examples and test cases I think
but I am short of time
 
@El'endiaStarman :D
 
maybe you should be able to offer a bounty for the sandbox too :)
 
10:18 PM
>_>
 
Thoughts on syntax highilghting for detour?
 
Refrain from that ugly yellow
 
I think it looks fine
 
I think it looks fine too but I don't understand the language at all, let alone enough to know why anything is highlighted as it is. Currently the colors look random to me.
But the color choice is fine IMO.
 
10:29 PM
Chat mini-challenge: produce a 100MB number (preferably in Python). You have a little bit of leeway, like, say, +- 20 MB.
 
Not really.
 
Anonymous
MB or MiB?
 
I'm trying to come up with a test case for a memory-management script.
megabytes, so MB.
 
Anonymous
So 10^6 bytes? As opposed to 2^20 bytes?
 
10:32 PM
Yes, thereabouts.
 
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Q: Approximate ∫((e^x)/(x^x))dx

VoteToCloseYou are to approximate the value of: Where your input is I. Rules You may not use any built-in integral functions. You may not use any built-in infinite summation functions. Your code must execute in a reasonable amount of time ( < 20 seconds on my machine) You may assume that input is grea...

 
Anonymous
2**(10**6)
 
Vitsy, 7 bytes: a9^[1N]
 
Frustratingly, that does not produce a significant change in RSS that I can see manually.
 
@VoteToClose For your challenge?
 
10:36 PM
@VoteToClose ^ a slightly nicer looking formula
(IMO)
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ No, for the mini-challenge.
 
@mınxomaτ found a nicer formula one
@VoteToClose oh, lol
Feb 1 at 10:10, by mınxomaτ
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ Check this out. IMO produces nicer outputs than codecogs.
 
@AlexA. \o/ Thanks.
 
:)
 
hmmmmmm
I only see a change in RSS when the number is being converted to decimal/string for display...
 
10:39 PM
Is there a golfing language for LaTeX or TikZ/Asymptote?
 
I think I've seen that question asked multiple times.
 
@Eridan I started working on an Asymptote one but never finished it
Jan 29 at 2:48, by Ampora
Is there a golfing language for TikZ/pgf or Asymptote?
:P
 
Is there a git of it? Just curious
 
No I never released it
 
10:42 PM
43 bytes: \(\displaystyle\int_0^I\dfrac{e^x}{x^x}dx\) which I don't think can be golfed unless there's a way to left-justify in display mode that I'm forgetting
 
Two of the three hot meta posts on the board right now for me are my own questions. \o/
 
10:58 PM
Oh, the suspense of waiting for a major update to be pushed to rawgit...
Oops, I didn't sync local GitHub with global GitHub. Duh :P
 
@VoteToClose Nifty. :P
 
@Dennis getting Geobits's game to work with MP3s
 
@Doorknob Did you try integrating it in there yet?
 
Yes, but graphs are fancy
 
Anonymous
@Doorknob Are you surprised? x^x is asymptotically x!, which grows much faster than any a^x
 
Anonymous
11:03 PM
Wait duh Stirling's Theorem! That's the piece I need for VTC's problem!
 
Anonymous
s/Theorem/Approximation/
 
Anonymous
In mathematics, Stirling's approximation (or Stirling's formula) is an approximation for factorials. It is a very powerful approximation, leading to accurate results even for small values of n. It is named after James Stirling, though it was first stated by Abraham de Moivre. The formula as typically used in applications is (in big O notation). The next term in the O(ln(n)) is 1/2ln(2πn); a more precise variant of the formula is therefore It is also possible to give a version of Stirling's formula with bounds valid for all positive integers n, rather than asymptotics: one has for all positive...
 
Yeah, I was going to comment that the integral is essentially sqrt(2pi*n)/n!
 
Anyone know a js-flavor regex to match an unescaped "?
 
Anonymous
11:12 PM
[^\]"
 
@Cyoce "((?:(?=(?:\\)*)\\.|.)*?)" <- that properly matches a quote
 
... or, ya know, "(\\.|[^"])*"
 
@Doorknob doesn't work
 
@Mego [^\\]"
 
@Cyoce (?:[^\\]|^)(?:\\\\)*"
 
11:14 PM
@Cyoce sure it does
 
Anonymous
@ETHproductions Oh yeah right because silly escape sequences
 
11:27 PM
C.SE rep: 6,982. PPCG rep: 4,977.
 
There is no escape! :P
 
11:38 PM
@Dennis In your comment on my challenge, you meant decimal, not comma, yes?
 
Yeah, that's what I meant.
Weird English and its decimal dot...
 
@Dennis Decimal dot is best dot
 
Blue: decimal dot; green: decimal comma; red: Arabic separator; gray: data unknown.
Source:
A decimal mark is a symbol used to separate the integer part from the fractional part of a number written in decimal form. Different countries officially designate different symbols for the decimal mark. The choice of symbol for the decimal mark also affects the choice of symbol for the thousands separator used in digit grouping, so the latter is also treated in this article. In mathematics the decimal mark is a type of radix point, a term that also applies to number systems with bases other than ten. Conversationally, the decimal point is commonly referred to as a "decimal dot". == History... ==
 
Is Canada both then?
 
11:51 PM
@AlexA. The official languages of Canada are English (decimal dot) and French (decimal comma).
 
Oh right
Silly Canada
 
:P
Luxembourg also uses both.
Bulgaria: comma is official, but everyone else uses the dot. Likewise in Croatia. Switzerland: dot for currency, comma for everything else.
 
._.
 
Even places that in theory use a decimal dot, most usage shows a full stop (period) instead
 
> Since 2003,[14] the use of spaces as separators (for example: 20 000 and 1 000 000 for "twenty thousand" and "one million") has been officially endorsed by SI/ISO 31-0 standard,[15] as well as by the International Bureau of Weights and Measures and the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry,[16][17] the American Medical Association's widely followed AMA Manual of Style, and the Metrication Board, among others.
 
Anonymous
11:56 PM
 
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

LiamImplement Arbitrary Precision Integers Help me out with comments! I don't think this is a dupe, but it is related to GOLF CPU - Implement Arbitrary Precision Integer Division. The notable difference is that it allows for any language and will be scored differently. This is code-golf. The tas...

 
I might start using spaces as delimiters.
 
ಠ_ಠ
 
After all, I switched to 2016-02-06 notation after reading that particular xkcd comic...lemme find it.
 
That date notation is just common sense
 
11:58 PM
1_000_000ಠ00
4
 
@trichoplax flawless
 
uh maybe...
 
Everyone should just give up and use ಠ as the delimiter for everything
 
268
Q: Did I just get hacked?

vaidI am developing a consumer product, and it is supposed to be connected to the Internet, so as expected, it is connected to the Internet so that I can properly develop it. I went away for an hour or two, and when I came back to my office I noticed some strange commands written in the terminal. L...

Honey-trapped. xD
 
11:59 PM
@El'endiaStarman One of the most horrifically frustrating things about dealing with data that was stored in Excel is dates.
 

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