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3:00 AM
Why does foo FOO bAr BAz bAZ work as an input string but not constructor length? Because JS decides to be an idiot and transform counts into an array.
 
@Doorknob you shouldn't be using an object without Object.create(null) ES6 fixes this with Map
 
^that. And the point stands.
 
But you can't use ES6 and be cross platform
 
14 mins ago, by Downgoat
21 secs ago, by Downgoat
you install the babel plugin in your favorite text editor, then you can use ES6 on every browser
 
but nobody does that
and nobody should have to do that
 
3:01 AM
yes?
 
And nobody should have to do that
 
@AlexA. heh
 
Damn samurai
 
14 mins ago, by Downgoat
@quartata you have to compile C too, is that absurd?
 
@Downgoat no
apples to oranges
 
3:02 AM
14 mins ago, by Alex A.
No, because C is a compiled language
14 mins ago, by Alex A.
JavaScript isn't a compiled language
 
You do understand that having to use a cumbersome third party plugin for something as simple as this is absurd correct
 
19 mins ago, by Downgoat
@quartata Chrome, Firefox, IE, Safari, Node, and more do.
only thing non nightly-safari doesn't support is arrow functions
 
@quartata Just use Sencha. It's great and does all things.
 
doesn't chrome only like have half of es6?
 
@QPaysTaxes hahaha that's fantastic
 
3:03 AM
17 mins ago, by Downgoat
Chrome has 97% ES6 support
 
what does it mean to cast integer to pointer in C?
 
@Downgoat Chrome does not support ES6 well. I still have to break out FF almost every time I try to test golfed ES6 entries.
 
@QPaysTaxes I don't understand
 
@Geobits really? you need to update then (Chrome doesn't support ES7)
 
My Chrome is updated just fine.
 
3:04 AM
@JesterTran an integer is an actual integer value. A pointer is a location in memory. That probably means to get the location in memory at the integer.
@Geobits please link to an answer which you need FF for
(you can always use ESFiddle too)
 
@QPaysTaxes that is interesting...
so how does casting work?
 
Even if he had to update no customer is going to update or switch to Firefox just for one site
 
@JesterTran ()
 
casting from pointer to integer for example
 
48 secs ago, by Downgoat
(you can always use ESFiddle too)
 
3:06 AM
@QPaysTaxes IIRC on most computers they are the same width
 
Bottom line: JS in production means you have to use ES5, which is hell. I think we can both agree that ES6 > ES5
 
@quartata just use coffescript
 
@quartata ES6 is fixed ES5. I can admit ES5 has problems
@Maltysen ES6 >>> coffeescript
 
@QPaysTaxes how did the word "cast" originate in this context?
 
@Maltysen yes, a good solution to "JS sucks" is "don't use JS" :P
 
3:07 AM
@Doorknob ...
 
@Downgoat What if ESFiddle goes offline? You cannot rely on a service that heavily in production
 
oh crap, my server is down
 
Here is an interesting question. What's the minimum number of calculations that need to be available in a stack based language to make it turing complete?
 
@QPaysTaxes why is a pointer an unsigned integer?
 
3:08 AM
@Doorknob coffescript is actually really nice, IMHO almost on par with python except for its lack of "batteries included", for which I just use underscore
 
The stack based equivalent of brainfuck essentially.
 
Also having to use an outside service just to run code is not gud
 
@JesterTran cuz its a location in memory
negative locations make no sense
neither do floating point locations
 
@Maltysen ok, understood
 
@quartata are you saying tryitonline is not gud?
 
3:10 AM
@MyHamDJ All you need is two stacks that you can push/peek symbols on and a finite set of internal states
 
@Downgoat For production code? Certainly not.
 
@QPaysTaxes he was asking why it was like an unsigned int
I told him why it can't be like a signed float
 
@Dennis well yeah, same for JS, for production code you'd use babel, it is used by facebook and netflix so it must be good
 
Which we've already outlined is ridiculous
 
3:12 AM
@Maltysen goat float ^
 
@Downgoat (used by facebook -> must be good) hahahahaha
 
why should I bother to use your language if i have to install a plugin to make it usable?
 
@orlp That's cool but nope. :P
 
@quartata why should I need to install beautifulsoup if I want to parse HTML?
 
@Downgoat you use regexp ;P
 
3:14 AM
Parsing != running anyway
 
@Downgoat you keep making comparisons that have nothing to do with what's being said.
 
@Downgoat That's different from being forced to use a potentially unreliable plugin just to make the language work
 
@Doorknob its like comparing apples and oranges. ba-dum tsssss
 
12 mins ago, by Doorknob
@QPaysTaxes hahaha that's fantastic
 
@QPaysTaxes ya i know. that was the joke
 
3:15 AM
uh oh, we're stuck in an infinite loop
 
Should've used babel
 
@QPaysTaxes It's a 12-minute long loop. :P
@Geobits hahahaha
 
You know the more and more we talk about this the more and more I realize how awesome Brython will be. I should give it a try
 
@Maltysen code reviewers got mad when I did that
 
@quartata Brython?
 
3:17 AM
@Geobits ._.
 
bro + python. It's popular in colleges.
 
OMG THIS IS AWESOME PYTHON FOR THE WEB
 
@quartata Is it possible with one stack?
 
@Maltysen D:
 
@Maltysen It... gets interpreter in the browser by JS. shudders
 
3:18 AM
@AlexA. no it doesn't
 
@AlexA. oh okay +1
 
it gets interpreted in the browser by js
 
@MyHamDJ If you can only look at the top element no. With a queue (push and peek at both ends) yes
 
@Maltysen Oh, that's what I meant. lel
 
@Maltysen hi
 
3:19 AM
(void *)(int)
 
hi
 
what's that shit>
 
@Maltysen i feel bad for whoever had to write thAt
 
@JesterTran void * is a generic one
it can point to any data type
 
You're excused
 
3:19 AM
so he casts to int then to a generic pointer
 
@Maltysen what does casting mean? to cast a wand and change from int to pointer data type?
 
oh ya duh
 
@Maltysen Would you teach me how to golf this code?
 
@quartata Does it have to be a full on "dequeue" or just a a stack with a "peek bottom" function?
 
@JesterTran ignore me, i'm stupid
 
3:20 AM
@QPaysTaxes ok
 
...I'm pretty sure the past hour was one of the most active hours of this chat in a long time. :P
 
@QPaysTaxes so it must be originated from casting a spell
 
@El'endiaStarman probs
 
@MyHamDJ Actually hold up
 
@El'endiaStarman because people were SAYing all the bad things about JS
 
3:21 AM
@QPaysTaxes XD
 
@KennyLau sure. which code?
 
@Maltysen jkm*d/<Q=hZd
 
@QPaysTaxes Only if you keep responding to it.
 
@KennyLau jk -> s
 
ah
I will give you guys credit
doorknob for chopping 1 byte
 
3:22 AM
I meant a structure where you can push to the end and peek at the front oops
 
hahaha
 
@MyHamDJ
 
can someone beat my 9 cycles on the blue square on box256.s3-website-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com ?
 
@QPaysTaxes ok xd
 
Sorry but what's the difference between end and front?
 
3:23 AM
@KennyLau what's it do?
 
@MyHamDJ e and h?
 
@QPaysTaxes And as a moderator on Code Golf, Doorknob takes a byte out of crime!
7
 
@AlexA. wat
 
@orlp what the...what is that?
 
@Maltysen sm*d/<Q=hZd map(lambda d:repeat(d,occurences(prefix(Q,=hZ),d),Q)
 
3:24 AM
@QPaysTaxes I think it's a serious pins only place ;)
 
@KennyLau what is Q
 
@JesterTran I think "casting" is a reference to this:
 
@Maltysen "bonobo"
 
Scruff McGruff, son
 
@AlexA. wut
 
3:25 AM
16 secs ago, by Alex A.
Scruff McGruff, son
 
@El'endiaStarman thanks!
 
@AlexA. this does not clarify :P
 
@AlexA. oh yeh because seriously stop abusing stars was totally serious
 
McGruff the Crime Dog is an anthropomorphic cartoon bloodhound created by Saatchi & Saatchi through the Ad Council for the National Crime Prevention Council for use by American police in building crime awareness among children. He debuted from Dancer Fitzgerald Sample in July 1980. The character himself was created by copywriter Sherry Nemmers and art director Ray Krivascy. Nemmers and Krivascy reported to creative director Jack Keil, who wrote the motto "Take a Bite out of Crime". Keil, who hails from Rochester, New York, also did McGruff's voice for many years. After two years on the air,...
 
what a serious pin
 
3:26 AM
@El'endiaStarman nice, lead fumes
 
@quartata We were serious about stopping star abuse.
2
 
To be fair, it was on the order of "every single message being starred"
 
Oh no...
 
@orlp I presume he's in a well-ventilated place, or more likely, outside.
 
@Doorknob @AlexA. Pls clear spam stars
 
3:30 AM
... Everybody just stopped talking at the same time. 0.0
 
what's up with the imports in Brython
couldn't they have been globals?
 
?
 
the browser module
 
Brython?
 
@Downgoat my new favorite technology: brython.info/index.html
 
3:33 AM
-1 not enough jQuery
How will you use jquery now!??!?!
 
If js was a complete language jQuery wouldn't need to exist :P
 
^
 
^^
 
Also, completely unrelated, but:
 
oh wow brython has Markdown
 
3:39 AM
goodnight
 
@QPaysTaxes night
 
@Downgoat also, Brython has a library for jQuery interaction
 
@Maltysen +2 fro jQuery -2 for significant whitespace
 
I wonder if browsers other than Chrome will support NaCl someday. That would rock.
 
Rock salt
Hayo
get it? ._.
 
3:47 AM
I get yolk
 
@Geobits What... am I looking at?
 
Peter Dinklage eating pumpernickel from a hole in the wall. I thought it was pretty clear >_>
 
Should I know who that is?
 
Tyrion from Game of Thrones. So... yes.
Oh wait, you might be too young for GoT.
 
I've never seen Game of Thrones
 
3:49 AM
"might be"?
 
@El'endiaStarman I can hardly claim to have watched only "innocent" programming at that age.
 
I've only seen clips of Game of Thrones, and I'm not planning on watching it.
 
Wait, so nobody else in the room has watched GoT at all? This is an odd crowd.
 
I haven't either.
 
@AlexA. hahaha
 
3:51 AM
@quartata but a standards nightmare
@Geobits i've read the first two books
 
Is Game of Thrones like what happens when the automaton in Game of Life goes rogue?
 
Yes. It's exactly that.
 
Side note: I only barely know what GoL is
Side note redux: I also don't really care >_>
 
@Geobits We should go find people with better taste.
 
;-;
I taste great
 
3:55 AM
Or people that taste better.
 
Are you a cannibal?
 
@Geobits good taste =\= good
@MyHamDJ goats eat everything... everything
 
@El'endiaStarman that looks awesome! I need to get some work done still so I only speed read through it, but it looks really good!
 
Awesome. Now to await @Doorknob's actual feedback...
 
@MyHamDJ Start reading here for an answer to that:
Nov 6 '15 at 4:40, by Geobits
Never let a friend die in vain, that's my motto.
 
3:57 AM
@El'endiaStarman Can you relink it?
 
ありがとう
 
goats
 
@El'endiaStarman I still think it's... long. Too long to expect people to read in full.
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ moar FOG: link.
 
3:58 AM
write it in pictures
 
(Also, the reading level's been bumped up to 9.7th grade.)
 
hustlenomics
 
> 9.7
 
@Geobits Martin also watches Game of Thrones IIRC. I think he even included a quote into his questionnaire answers.
 
@Doorknob Up? Well dang.
 
3:59 AM
How does that work?
 
@Doorknob we are also code-golf, it should be very short
 
too fast chat
 
@Doorknob at least its not a wall of text
 
@Doorknob Where do you find these 9th graders so quickly
 

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