This is not to be confused with anarchy golf, which it is named after.
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Challenge about juicing avacadoes quickly
(temporary title)
code-golf
Description
In this challenge, you have a field of avacadoes which you would like to juice as quickly and completely as possible. You have several juicing tools of various sizes, but you can only use one of them at a time. ...
Umm... if you mean "port", I was hoping to do this myself. If you'd like, you may implement it. I don't have a problem with it. Send me some pull requests, I'll make sure it works right. :D
Meme: how does juice an avocado I have try for thirtee minut and no juic
Originator: Alex A.
Cultural Height: October 9th, 2015 - ?
Background:
Usage example: Literally anything about avocados.
Language idea for golfing purposes is a very interesting question with very interesting answers.
While retagging the two non-closed questions tagged golfing-language per Retire [golfing-language]?, I found this question. It opens with:
This question is probably not on-topic. If a moderator ...
The unholy numbers
This challenged is highly inspired by what @Mego created with his Holy and Holier numbers, lots of thanks to him and his puns.
Holy numbers are numbers composed of only the digits with holes, which are:
04689
Numbers with at least one unholy digit are considered unholy. Un...
Mathematica 127 bytes
bc=(DeleteDuplicates@Flatten@NestList[(CountryData[#,"BorderingCountries"]&/@Flatten[#])&,{Interpreter["Country"]@#1},#2])[[2;;]]&
This does have the disadvantage that it will only list the actual countries that border other countries, not those listed on the reference ma...
@Bigtoes are there other issues? Would it be best to leave one as a heavily downvoted answer to discourage other people from picking the "low hanging fruit"?
It might not be obvious to the "solvers" that their list acts differently
@ASimmons I'm normally a fan of that in a lot of cases, tbh. I'm not sure on this one, simply because it looks so effective and it's been in HNQ. Drive-by upvotes can cancel out the "heavily downvoted" part pretty quick.
@ASimmons From the comments at least, Russia -> Turkey, Germany -> Liechtenstein, some spelling differences (like Ivory Coast), etc. There may be more, those are just issues mentioned.
@zyabin101 If you actually think it's offensive, then actually flag it and let it get declined.
Hmm. Has anyone else noticed odd lines at the end of every MathJax snippet on the network today? I'm guessing it's a Chrome bug in a new update or something, but it's weird.
Help test Alphys' newest puzzle!
code-golf game
Alphys, the Underground's Royal Scientist, has finished developing a new puzzle. However, she can't seem to find anyone willing to test it.
The rules of her puzzle are as follows:
The goal is to get to the right side, starting from the middlemo...
Introduction
There are often times that we have challenges which require communication of some sort (such as in team KOTH), where density of information may be more important than density of code. There are a number of compression techniques that can allow us to convey more information in less s...
Given an input of an ASCII art picture, output the ASCII art italicized.
To italicize the ASCII art:
Insert zero spaces before the last line, one space before the second-last
line, two spaces before the third-last line, etc.
Remove any extra leading whitespace that may have been created. That ...
You should not use regular expressions to validate email addresses.
Instead, use the MailAddress class, like this:
try {
address = new MailAddress(address).Address;
} catch(FormatException) {
//address is invalid
}
The MailAddress class uses a BNF parser to validate the address in ful...
The Rules are simple:
If more than 3 quarters of the file-name is not a hex number, a decimal number or base64 then the file-name is human friendly.
Examples of human friendly file-names:
results_for__michael_greer.txt.zip
Georg Feuerstein - Connecting the Dots.pdf
M People - Search for the He...
@quintopia ehh, I don't know, last time I read that question there was a comment saying that you shouldn't try to be specific with the regex, just ensure there's an @ and let the Email library do the rest
Contained in the decimal digits of Pi is a valid PNG of a Piet program to find contained in the decimal digits of Pi a Befunge program to calculate Pi converted from base 95 to base 10.
Language idea for golfing purposes is a very interesting question with very interesting answers.
While retagging the two non-closed questions tagged golfing-language per Retire [golfing-language]?, I found this question. It opens with:
This question is probably not on-topic. If a moderator ...
re: pi. I got into a couple of argum^H^H^H^H^Hdiscussions online about whether or not an infinite set necessarily contains all possible values inside of it
It originally was about a statement like "if there are infinite universes, then there's one inside of which you're in a relationship with [some celebrity]"
@Roujo Not necessarily. 0.01001000100001... is easily shown as infinite but doesn't contain any of the digits 2 through 9. Hence where normality comes into play.
Challenge about juicing avacadoes quickly
(temporary title)
code-golf
Description
In this challenge, you have a field of avacadoes which you would like to juice as quickly and completely as possible. You have several juicing tools of various sizes, but you can only use one of them at a time. ...
Meme: how does juice an avocado I have try for thirtee minut and no juic
Originator: Alex A.
Cultural Height: October 9th, 2015 - ?
Background:
Usage example: Literally anything about avocados.
Language idea for golfing purposes is a very interesting question with very interesting answers.
While retagging the two non-closed questions tagged golfing-language per Retire [golfing-language]?, I found this question. It opens with:
This question is probably not on-topic. If a moderator ...
The unholy numbers
This challenged is highly inspired by what @Mego created with his Holy and Holier numbers, lots of thanks to him and his puns.
Holy numbers are numbers composed of only the digits with holes, which are:
04689
Numbers with at least one unholy digit are considered unholy. Un...
Mathematica 127 bytes
bc=(DeleteDuplicates@Flatten@NestList[(CountryData[#,"BorderingCountries"]&/@Flatten[#])&,{Interpreter["Country"]@#1},#2])[[2;;]]&
This does have the disadvantage that it will only list the actual countries that border other countries, not those listed on the reference ma...
Help test Alphys' newest puzzle!
code-golf game
Alphys, the Underground's Royal Scientist, has finished developing a new puzzle. However, she can't seem to find anyone willing to test it.
The rules of her puzzle are as follows:
The goal is to get to the right side, starting from the middlemo...
Given an input of an ASCII art picture, output the ASCII art italicized.
To italicize the ASCII art:
Insert zero spaces before the last line, one space before the second-last
line, two spaces before the third-last line, etc.
Remove any extra leading whitespace that may have been created. That ...
You should not use regular expressions to validate email addresses.
Instead, use the MailAddress class, like this:
try {
address = new MailAddress(address).Address;
} catch(FormatException) {
//address is invalid
}
The MailAddress class uses a BNF parser to validate the address in ful...
The Rules are simple:
If more than 3 quarters of the file-name is not a hex number, a decimal number or base64 then the file-name is human friendly.
Examples of human friendly file-names:
results_for__michael_greer.txt.zip
Georg Feuerstein - Connecting the Dots.pdf
M People - Search for the He...
