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3:00 AM
@NathanMerrill Depends on what you mean by "you guys". :P
 
@HelkaHomba It doesn't anymore
 
@El'endiaStarman I'm assuming you are Protestant/Nondenom Christianity (basically mainstream)
maybe that was a bad assumption
 
@HelkaHomba Because it's always time to tater
 
@NathanMerrill Non-denominational with Protestant background, yes.
I'm...not really mainstream though, I think. :P
 
3:01 AM
Hipster Christian? :P
 
Not that far out of the mainstream......I think. :P
 
haha
 
†P
doesn't really work
 
TP?
 
☮†
 
3:03 AM
@El'endiaStarman prelim question: how do you determine what is canon?
 
ಠ†
 
do you consider the dead sea scrolls to be true? What about the early christian creeds? How far into recent history do you go?
@AlexA. lol
 
I actually read a book a couple days ago titled "The Orthodox Way", which was essentially a theological summary of the Orthodox Church, and I actually found myself liking a lot of their theology. So you could say I'm kinda halfway between Protestant and Orthodox. :P
 
@AlexA. That's cannon
 
3:04 AM
hahaha
 
@NathanMerrill That somewhat depends on why you think it's important to determine what canon is, and at this point, we should probably continue our conversation over here...

 The Upper Room

General discussion for Christianity.SE, pseudo-meta support, a...
 
^ I was looking for that link...
 
Now we have a bunch of choices. How does figure which is cannonn?
 
And which is headcanon
 
3:06 AM
haha
 
@Doorknob Wait, that's canyon
 
Is a headcanon like those cameras you put on your head?
@Doorknob ಠ_ಠ
 
Or a cannon that uses heads as ammunition
 
3:07 AM
who knows regex and wants to help me, a regex baby, with something that should be simple
 
@Doorknob Is this canyon particularly grand?
@undergroundmonorail I'll try
 
@AlexA. yes :P
 
@undergroundmonorail /.*simple.*/i
if your input string should be simple, use this regex
 
i want to, on every line, erase a bunch of spaces in a row, then a # character, then the rest of the line
 
so everything after a in bbbbba #eaouaua
sed s/\ +#.+//g doesn't do it
 
+ isn't a thing in sed
It's \+
 
oh
but i don't want a literal + i want "one or more"
 
yeah
that's \+
 
3:09 AM
Sed has a gross flavor
 
sed s/\ \+#.\+//g also doesn't do it
 
> i want fo match a < symbol and then some words and then a > symbol. How do
 
sed -r s/\ \+#.\+//g does it
 
@Quill <[^>]+>
 
llama@llama:~$ sed 's/ *#.*//'
bbbbba      #eaouaua
bbbbba
 
3:10 AM
i've decided i don't like sed :P
 
You decidesed that just now?
 
You sed it
3
 
@Quill /<some words>/
 
@AlexA. i'm so angry at this message
4
 
@AlexA. You got in the way >:
 
3:11 AM
I do that often u_u
 
>:U_>:U
 
@HelkaHomba this is also bad but it's not that bad
 
You have assesdsed the situation
 
A Nerd - I: A better anagram would have been I, A Nerd.
 
3:13 AM
@AlexA. Did you not read what I wrote on the wiki page ಠ_ಠ
 
@AlexA. I thought that too, a while ago.
 
Anagrams should be punished with kickmutes
 
@ANerd-I No what wiki page is it wikiped
@Quill I read that as "punched in the kickmutes"
ono not my kickmutes they're sensitive
 
@Quill Go nag a ram, don't nag us
 
@AlexA. I'm totally using that now
 
3:14 AM
oh cool tr -d '\n' works
 
> tr d
 
@ANerd-I 10/10 avodad world champ
 
i thought it would look at every line separately like sed does and not notice the \n
but it does see newlines
 
can you tell when I went hiking
 
3:15 AM
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ +1
 
@Doorknob Approximately March 2 and 7?
 
@ZachGates \o/
 
@Doorknob March 1st?
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ You should add the option to search a question via it's share link or QID
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ "ignore" checkboxes seem superfluous.
 
3:16 AM
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ Stack Exchange is two words
 
i wish that when you read and wrote to a file on the same line in linux it would error or something instead of erasing the file's content
i had a backup
 
@El'endiaStarman What if you to search through both accepted and non-accepted answers?
 
this time
 
@AlexA. Thanks, always mess that up.
 
3:17 AM
@AlexA. There's a very small space in between lol
 
@AlexA. SE needs one of those photoshop grammar pages just as a joke
 
@AlexA. Or Dandier In Ear for Eridan Eridan
 
@ZachGates Mmm, good idea.
 
@AlexA. I feel your pain
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ How is that different from just searching through answers?
Like, either you care about acceptedness, or you don't.
 
3:19 AM
^
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ if you make the search param values in a seperate input line (maybe even hidden by default) and just concated the fields on form submit
 
Checked means: "answer is accepted". Unchecked means "answer is not accepted". How do you search through both?
 
@Doorknob Who measures altitude in floors? ._.
 
@Quill I'm too tired to know what that means.
 
@HelkaHomba Ask that to FitBit
 
3:20 AM
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ hide the formatting
 
it's been a while since i answered a challenge on this site, almost typed up a post with an explanation but not the actual code
 
@Quill What formatting?
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ I don't think that's how omitting [has|is]accepted:true works.
 
> concated
 
3:21 AM
@El'endiaStarman It doesn't omit it.
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ the is:question answer:no
 
@Doorknob If my house is 500ft above sea level would it think I'm on the 50th floor?
 
@Quill I still don't follow. What do you want me to do with those?
 
> seal level
 
@HelkaHomba No. It's a count of how many flights of stairs you've climbed.
 
3:22 AM
> seal evel
 
seal level
 
> seal evils
 
@ZachGates I'm on mobile, my fingers hate me for typing rn
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ Don't worry, I'll pitch it to you again later once I've had more coffee
 
@Doorknob Well, that's way over 9000.
 
3:24 AM
I get the same effect when I go to uni vs sitting at home or going to work
weird spikes
 
seals eval
 
ceil eval
 
otters > seals
 
@AlexA. what
 
3:25 AM
Olusegun Olumide Adeola Samuel (born 19 February 1963), better known by his stage name Seal, is a British singer and songwriter. He has sold more than 30 million albums worldwide and is known for his international hits, including "Kiss from a Rose", which appeared on the soundtrack to the 1995 film Batman Forever. He was a coach on The Voice Australia in 2012 and 2013. Seal has won music awards throughout his career, including three Brit Awards—winning Best British Male in 1992, four Grammy Awards, and an MTV Video Music Award. As a songwriter, he received the British Academy's Ivor Novello Award...
 
Obx.java
 
What?
 
Mar 16 at 21:59, by Doorknob
@phase Obx.java just doesn't have the same ring to it...
 
As what?
o.c?
 
@Quill Okay. Tell me tomorrow when I'm not tired
Coincidentally, I gotta go
 
3:27 AM
Will do, see ya later
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ No bai?
 
NotMe, United States
101 2
 
Sometimes I think you make sock puppet accounts just so you have amusing ways to tell me things.
 
O_O
4 votes and I'm the only yes so far.
2 days ago, by Doorknob
 
Alright, wtf
 
3:34 AM
Reminds me of Imgur usernames. :P
 
I had an account on some image hosting site, I forget which, but my username was Dammit.
 
@HelkaHomba This person is not my lover.
 
not SE but
all of those are real usernames or the mention wouldn't work
 
ಠ_ಠ
 
Uh, good night then
 
@undergroundmonorail Oh here's one: "undergroundmonorail"
 
goddamn it @Doorknob
 
@HelkaHomba -_- that me
 
my sides are in orbit
 
3:37 AM
@undergroundmonorail That's impressive.
 
also none of the users in the lyrics were in on it
they just found names that worked
 
Whats the length limit to a se username?
We could have a "write a program that outputs your life story that can be used as an SE username" contest.
 
Closed as too broad
 
You're too broady
 
3:41 AM
:(
 
orthogonal means "above, below, left, right". What includes the diagonals as well?
 
I think I'm more off-topic than broad
@NathanMerrill Diagonals?
 
@NathanMerrill I'd say "orthogonal" doesn't quite mean that, but maybe "oblique" is what you want?
 
@NathanMerrill Could say Moore neighborhood: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moore_neighborhood
 
Here we see three kinds of SO answers.
The obvious, the plausible, and the mind-reader. :P
 
3:43 AM
I wanted both diagonals and perpendiculars, so Moore looks about right
 
@NathanMerrill adjacent?
 
lol, I'm actually trying to find a word to prepend "AdjacencySet"
"AdjacentAdjacencySet"
 
MooreNeighbors, skip the set part
 
AdjacentSetsAdjacentToTheAdjacencySet
Want Moore neighbors? Live in the city. There are plenty of neighbors.
 
3:45 AM
@AlexA. That's not true, as that would include the offset (0, 2)
 
It was just bad yolk
 
ok, another question
 
@AlexA. How is that a pun?
 
My k-nearest neighbors are probably the noisy ones that live below me.
@HelkaHomba What?
 
typically, you count neighbors in a counter clock wise direction
so, Above, then Right, then Below, then Left
 
3:47 AM
@NathanMerrill Says who?
 
nobody, but its what I've seen
 
I usually do reading order.
 
Simon. Simon Sed.
I need to stop.
2
 
123
456
789
 
I FIGURED IT OUT YOU LIED TO ME
 
3:48 AM
^^ easier like El said imo
 
sed understands + just fine without being escaped
 
Badknob
 
I didn't tell you that, @Doorknob did.
 
@HelkaHomba if you're only doing evens would you still do the order 2,4,6,8?
 
but bash gets its hands on + and is like "wtf"
and does something to it before sed gets it
i think
i came in here yelling about lies but really that's just my hypothesis
i'm a dramatic person
 
3:49 AM
@NathanMerrill I've used both methods before. It's kinda hard to decide which is better.
Which is why Pytek is going to have a single command for exactly those offsets.
 
anyways, that's not my question: Is there something similar to counterclockwise for 3d coordinates?
 
counterquarkwise
 
Poorknob
 
I mean, I could always simply sort the offsets
 
@NathanMerrill I don't think there is. There are three "planes" of rotation in 3D, essentially. (You can restrict it to 2, but then you get problems like gimbal lock.)
 
3:51 AM
(-1,0,0), (0,-1, 0), (0, 0, -1),
 
Bai @HelkaHomba and all
 
o/ o| o/
 
\( ̄O ̄)
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ Going to sing?
^ does that mean he cheered or he got cheered?
 
He got cheered
 
3:55 AM
Still, Flag as Unclear @reuters
 
@HelkaHomba Shouldn't it be "Obama, cheered in Havana at start of historic visit to Cuba"
or a colon or some other kind of punctuation
 
Nope
 
It's just a sentence fragment with a verb and a couple articles removed. "Obama was cheered in Havana at the start of a historic visit to Cuba."
 
I understand that
But it's a complete sentence in itself
almost
with the addition of articles
 
4:16 AM
How does "How does "Potato time" have 4 stars?" have 2 stars?
6
 
4:28 AM
0
Q: How far from the edge?

helloworld922Take a 2D region of space divided into axis aligned unit square elements with their centers aligned at integer intervals. An edge is said to be internal if it is shared by two elements, and it is said to be external if it is contained by only one element. Your goal is to find the minimum number ...

 
5:00 AM
yay 10:00 DM win (IK I'm bad)
 
Is that CS:GO?
 
yep
onetaps only
 
What's onetaps?
 
A one tap is a shot to the head that kills in one shot ("tap")
 
OIC
 
5:22 AM
does anyone know why this happens:
Vihans-MacBook:~ vihan$ gcc -o out a.o b.o
ld: file too small (length=4) file 'b.o' for architecture x86_64
how can something be too small?!
 
5:51 AM
What should I put on my resume for skills in each language? i.e. Python
 
@ZachGates It's best to have a link to some of your example work
 
That's in my portfolio
 
Hmm
So apparently just languages you are familiar with, moderately familiar with etc. (split them into categories).
Also, OSes you are familiar with etc. as well
Any past related jobs, if any
 
Interesting
 
And any specific language certifications
 
6:07 AM
-1
Q: Use all your language's keywords, ideally minimally

EMBLEM Your program must contain all your language's keywords. Ideally, you should have each one exactly once (see Scoring). Of course, this means your language must actually have keywords, so esoteric languages are probably excluded, but just in case... Any language used must have a dedicated Wikipedi...

 
1
Q: Clarifying "serious contender" in the help center

xnorThe help center says: All solutions to challenges should: Correctly implement the required specification. Be a serious contender for the winning criteria in use. For example, an entry to a code golf contest needs to be golfed, and an entry to a speed contest should make some attem...

 
6:24 AM
Hi
 
hello
 
@NewMetaPosts Hmm, this is a tough one :/
 
6:53 AM
Ever wanted to learn to walk?
There's even a SE site for that!
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Q: Deep snow - Walking technique? ...without any additional equipment

SebastianIs there any technique that helps not to sink into the snow with every step and/or walk more efficiently? With standard hiking shoes. The focus of this question is not on keeping feet dry and/or using any other materials such as snow shoes/equipment. (Like this question does.) I just did a goo...

 
7:23 AM
Quick poll: serial or non-serial commas?
 
7:50 AM
Little known fact: PHP gets its name from PCP, the drug the developers were on while creating the language.
 
0
A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Sp3000Addition in base -1+i code-golf complex-numbers arithmetic Gaussian integers are complex numbers of the form a+bi where a and b are both integers. In base -1+i, all Gaussian integers can be uniquely represented using the digits 0 and 1, without the need for a symbol to denote sign. For instance...

 
@ZachGates Non-serial.
 
8:20 AM
 
 
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9:51 AM
Why did people even star "How does "How does "Potato time" have 4 stars?" have 2 stars?"?
 
@MarsUltor Chat's magic
 
@Katenkyo My Little Chat®—Chat is Magic!™
 
10:08 AM
ಠ_ಠ
 
ಠ_ಠ
 
_UNK
 
c-c-c-c-combobreaker
I win this staring contest.
 
10:23 AM
Straightforward, golfed using the type prefixes and the implicit End statement. Cost is that it works only if there's no input.
tr by itself does not even do a "Hello, World!" and as such isn't a question to transliterate the alphabet go without a canonical answer to transliterate.
:D
 
10:49 AM
@zyabin101 s/Chat is/Avocadship is/
 
hi all
 
This is perhaps a question better suited for outdoors.stackexchange.comflawr 1 min ago
 
can someone remind me what the etiquette is for accepting code-gofl answers
should you accept the shortest or can you just accept the one you like the most?
 
@flawr yeah.....
not a great question
 
@Lembik Shortest would make most sense
But nobody prevents you from doing anything else.
 
10:56 AM
@flawr There is a Jelly answer at 9 characters!
9
Q: Print arrays from the middle out

LembikThis is a code-golf question. Given integers s and n the task is to output all arrays of length n which take values from -s to s. The only twist is that you must output them in the following order. The all zeros array of length n. All arrays of length n with elements from -1 to 1 excluding a...

I feel that you end up just accepting the one that chooses the silliest language :)
 
I think it is more important that you wait until things have setteled and there haven't been any more changes for a few weeks=)
 
@flawr no one is going to beat 9 by much!
 
Your quiestion is barely a day old!
 
@flawr yes.. it is just the ridiculously short nature of that answer which has inspired me to wonder about the etiquette
I wasn't expecting it
of course what I really wanted was to ask for code that only generated answers it actually outputted
instead of generating lots of answers and filtering them
 
Well I'd wait anyway, as I think an accepted answer somehow discurages from further participation.
 
10:59 AM
but I wasn't sure how to phrase that
 
But that is just my opinion.
 
@flawr I will wait and I think you are right
 
But other than that I do not think that there is an established etiquette.
 
ok thanks
I was also wondering about the Riemann Theta function :)
but it might be a little tricky... although we do have some math geniuses around
 
@MarsUltor lol
My Little Juic®—Avocad is Magic!™
 
11:10 AM
 
@mınxomaτ My brain just froze
 
 
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12:48 PM
Thanks anonymous bold text
You're welcome...
 
This room has automatically been frozen for inactivity
 
1:00 PM
Doorknob unfroze this room.
Not so much wanted. ---Doorknob
 
The last message was posted 8 millennia ago.
 
Doorknob unfroze this room.
 
@Doorknob Do you wanna build a snowman?
 
1:26 PM
 
how does one learn math
 
@flawr What sides do you know?
@Quill The internet. Or high school.
 
I mean more than basic calculus
 
@MarsUltor None, just the angles.
 
@Quill edX
 
1:28 PM
You can assume any side to be 1.
 
So you need to find the ratio of CD vs MD probably
also
wat
this isn't a pyramid
unless the top left triangle is connected to the rectangle
 
@MarsUltor It is, is that not obvious?
 
@MarsUltor Best one-worder from Mars Ultor ever. :P
 
@flawr As in the same plane
 
@MarsUltor Shoudl I add that ABCDE are all in the same plane?
 
1:33 PM
@flawr Yeah
 
@MarsUltor I didded it.
 
"didded it" XD
 
@flawr I dieded while reading your sentence
 
It looks like a isn't used directly, it's used with d
 
@MarsUltor If you can derive the angle between AM and EM it would be solved.
 
1:40 PM
@flawr No, I think the solution uses the length of AE
AM = DM/cos b, then use a somehow to get BA. then AE = BA cos d
 
@MarsUltor You can use the cosine theorem to get BA, but then you'll need AM and BM
 
I know. We have AM, but not BM
 
Holy cow. I have a 38k views question on ELU.
2
I'm triple gold badged on ELU lol
 
@flawr You have an answer, but I think it's the same thing we have
 
@Rainbolt \o/
 
1:51 PM
You are no longer the hated!
Congratulations man
 
What is stronger, to loathe or to hate?
 
i would say loathe
 
I agree
loathe (v) - feel intense dislike or disgust for.
hate (v) - feel intense or passionate dislike for (someone).
I can't justify either one being more intense than the other
 

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