The Nineteenth Byte

Sp3000

04:00

Personally, I think the Jordan challenge is fine as is, it's just a "get around to it some year" challenge

Upgoat

thanks to whoever submitted the legitimate currying response

Geobits

@Mego When it should be "don't make hard challenges unless you can accept the fact that they will get less activity simply because they're hard". Whether you blame "the users" or not, easy things will get more attention basically anywhere, because it takes less time and effort.

@Upgoat I still don't see why you think mine was insincere. Transposing is useful.

bkul

@Geobits If you'd called it zip or transpose, maybe...

Upgoat

@Geobits oh, it was about transposing?

._. whoops

Geobits

So you decided it wasn't useful before reading it. Nice.

Upgoat

04:02

:| I read it

just not fully

I trust you as much as Optimizer after this

Geobits

You can call it whatever you want. The name grate() is obviously perfect for it, but I can see how some people have no soul.

bkul

@Upgoat Glad you appreciate currying :)

El'endia Starman

At this current moment in time in Pytek, 0 is equal to 1. Obviously, I'm working on fixing this bug. :P

Geobits

@bkul I'm surprised. Usually he gets upset when we talk about curry.

DJ McMayhem

@Upgoat You deserved to be laughed at after falling for that.

Upgoat

04:03

@El'endiaStarman O_o how does that even happen

@DJMcMayhem ;-;

El'endia Starman

@Upgoat I have no idea?!

Upgoat

i promis im smart gaot

i maed space toy and ches

DJ McMayhem

My arms hurt... ;-;

Upgoat

becus ur skeleton

El'endia Starman

Turned out to be a silly mistake. I have a pBoolean class, and I checked to see if an instance of it was false, rather than if its value was false.

Upgoat

04:11

@El'endiaStarman that sounds like an easy bug to fix... unfortunately in node, it cannot cope with cyclic dependencies so my entire cheese is messed up ;-;

El'endia Starman

@Upgoat I avoid the problem of circular dependencies in Python by doing stuff like import pytek_nodes as pn and then putting all references to pn.* inside classes and functions.

I don't know if something similar is possible for node.

bkul

@El'endiaStarman What is Pytek?

El'endia Starman

in Pytek, Feb 9 at 18:15, by El'endia Starman

Pytek is intended to be an actual, mainstream language that aims to reduce the amount of programmer work, largely by identifying and leveraging common patterns, such as nested loops. There are two overarching goals: 1) make the computer do as much of the programming work as possible, and 2) succinctness is power - there are great benefits to saying much with few words.

bkul

@El'endiaStarman Is there a repo I can look at?

DJ McMayhem

So... a golfing language?

:P

El'endia Starman

04:16

It's a mainstream programming language that I (and quartata) am developing.

@bkul Not yet.

@DJMcMayhem Not in the slightest.

Upgoat

@El'endiaStarman i have different problem. I have String class, and I have it's properties in seperate file. how to have each require eachother is idk, because node doesn't support cyclic dependencies

El'endia Starman

Well, I mean, it'll be golfy in the way that Python is.

DJ McMayhem

So, not at all?

El'endia Starman

@Upgoat Do those have to be in separate files?

DJ McMayhem

Python's only good at golf when you compare it to traditional C-like languages.

El'endia Starman

04:17

@DJMcMayhem Exactly.

DJ McMayhem

As a very broad term, including C# and java

Upgoat

@El'endiaStarman no but they erally should be

El'endia Starman

Among mainstream languages, it will be relatively golfy. My goals for Pytek lie in a different direction than golfiness, though.

@Upgoat Why is that?

DJ McMayhem

Could you post some sample syntax?

Fizzbuzz maybe?

El'endia Starman

I am in fact currently working on getting FizzBuzz to work!

Upgoat

04:19

@El'endiaStarman the standard library is seperated from the string class because A) the string class is buried within Cheddar's internals B) stdlib is very interdependent on other stdlib modules

DJ McMayhem

Oh, OK cool.

Ping me when you have it working?

Upgoat

@El'endiaStarman I already got fizzbuzz in cheddar ;P

El'endia Starman

\for[x]([1..100]){
    \if(x%3 == 0 and x%5 == 0){
        \print("FizzBuzz")
    }(x%3 == 0){
        \print("Fizz")
    }(x%5 == 0){
        \print("Buzz")
    }{\print(x)}
}

mınxomaτ

@DJMcMayhem C is pretty golfy: pastebin.com/fVc1thnF

El'endia Starman

@DJMcMayhem That'll probably be within the next 15 minutes or so. But what'cha gonna do about it when I get it working?

DJ McMayhem

04:20

Idk. Read it?

Upgoat

@El'endiaStarman is [1..100] range literal?

El'endia Starman

@DJMcMayhem That's the code up above.

DJ McMayhem

@mınxomaτ Yeah, I suppose that's true. It get's a bad rap though.

El'endia Starman

@Upgoat Yup. Supports open () and closed [].

Upgoat

you should add some else statements, kinda unreadable at a glance (no offense to the language)

DJ McMayhem

04:21

Oh, that's cool. Would it be like:
\for[x]((1..100))

Upgoat

@El'endiaStarman ah cool. I should steal that for Cheddar :P

El'endia Starman

As in [1..100) is like Python's range(1,100).

Upgoat

does [..100] work?

though I have range operator already nvm

DJ McMayhem

Yeah I get that, I'm just wondering because your example had brackets in parenthesis.

El'endia Starman

@Upgoat It will eventually. It'll produce a list starting at 100 and decrementing. (Probably. Not 100% settled.)

Quill

04:23

They say video games make u violent, but hundreds of years ago we burned people alive for being witches so probably humans are just garbage

Tweeted by bourgeoisalien on May 12, 2016 at 4:19 PM

El'endia Starman

@DJMcMayhem Yeah, the parentheses for a \for are the arguments, the things to loop through.

Upgoat

@El'endiaStarman imo it should do [1..100] but [100..] should be 100-1

El'endia Starman

\for[x](y) is like Python's for x in y.

DJ McMayhem

What's it written in?

Upgoat

@DJMcMayhem python

El'endia Starman

04:24

@Upgoat What if I want to go from 100 to infinity?

Upgoat

@El'endiaStarman wat. how will that work?

._.

DJ McMayhem

Like a generator maybe?

El'endia Starman

@Upgoat Just like a generator.

Upgoat

hm :/

Quill

I'm gonna do another onebox real quick but then I'll go back to lurking, I promise

Upgoat

04:25

@El'endiaStarman I don't think that's good idea but ok

bkul

Timing

DJ McMayhem

Are you familiar with python's generators?

Quill

Application Developer at Harvard Medical School - Department of Biomedical Informatics (Boston, MA) http://stackoverflow.com/jobs/118924/application-developer-harvard-medical-school

Tweeted by StackDevJobs on June 21, 2016 at 12:02 AM

DJ McMayhem

@goaty-mc-goaterface

Upgoat

@DJMcMayhem yes

Quill

04:26

@DJMcMayhem JavaScript has generators too

Upgoat

@DJMcMayhem HamJam Mc Hamface

@Quill dont forget to mention JavaScript's generators are better

DJ McMayhem

@Quill Oh, OK. I never would have known that.

On a scale from 38-297, I don't javascript at all.

Upgoat

on a scale of 0 to Cheese: goat

question is where does goat lie on that scale?

R. Kap

Well, I finally learned Java.

Really, really long though...

Upgoat

@R.Kap you should learn chedr pls

pls i hav no chedr usrs pls somewun pls us chedr

DJ McMayhem

04:29

Damn, java really is verbose.

bkul

@Upgoat I will us chedr

Upgoat

@DJMcMayhem I thought that was a well-established fact by now

R. Kap

@DJMcMayhem Yes, yes it is...

DJ McMayhem

Like, I already knew that, but occasionally I forget just how ridiculously long it really is.

Upgoat

Java : Verbose :: Geobits : Downvote :: Marky : Killing Goats

R. Kap

04:30

But hey, I'm just glad I learned one of the most, if not the most, widely used language(s) out there.

DJ McMayhem

I outgolfed Dennis yesterday.

Upgoat

@bkul wat dat mean

DJ McMayhem

:D

bkul

@Upgoat I will lern chedr 4 u

Upgoat

@R.Kap yoy should learn Cheddar. It's the most widely used language on my local barn. It's what all the cool goats are using (just me :()

@bkul \o/ \o/ \o/ \o/ \o/ \o/ \o/ \o/ \o/

yes pls

DJ McMayhem

04:31

So, none of the cool goats?

Upgoat

cheddar.vihan.org

@DJMcMayhem ;-; i am cool goat

i maek ches

R. Kap

Sry, I dnt wnt t lrn chdr...

:P

Upgoat

y u do dis R Cap. u cud uv eetin so much tastee ches

Hello @EᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏIʀᴋ!

@Quill do you know how solve cyclic dependency

R. Kap

Wht knd f ches

Upgoat

node is being pain in the ass

@R.Kap chedr ches

chedr ches is best ches

R. Kap

04:33

I wnt pper jck ches

pper jck ches is bst ches

bkul

@Upgoat but is chedr sharp?

Sp3000

@Upgoat What's wrong with generators? :)

R. Kap

Please, give java upvote. Java coffee is the best coffee.

Quill

@Upgoat it you're talking about static properties on a type, there's no much you can do unless you differentiate the types and make two types

R. Kap

I mean, can you really resist this?

Quill

04:38

Or use the manual type definition inside the type declaration

bkul

@Upgoat How to run Cheddar? I am node nub

Quill

If strings are maps then make those string properties maps instead of strings

Upgoat

@bkul what os u uz

bkul

@Upgoat linux

debian specifically

Upgoat

@bkul ok go to websiet cheddar.vihan.org and folow instalashin instrucshin

El'endia Starman

04:40

\o/ I have a working FizzBuzz! :D

bkul

@Upgoat did dat

R. Kap

@Upgoat Y u tak lk dis

Upgoat

\o/ now uz cheddar comand

@R.Kap blame-hooves

@El'endiaStarman \o/ \o/ \o/ \o/ \o/ is pytek on github yet

El'endia Starman

@Upgoat No, not yet. Patience...

Upgoat

pls

R. Kap

04:41

Thank you for java upvote whoever upvoted.

Upgoat

@R.Kap np

El'endia Starman

I still want to implement handling of two different operators of the same name, and maybe classes too before I put it up on GitHub.

bkul

@Upgoat Just cheddar? In shell?

Upgoat

@El'endiaStarman what's wrong with putting something in-dev on GH

just leave a empty master branch

are you using git atm?

@bkul yeah

El'endia Starman

@Upgoat I am, actually.

R. Kap

04:42

@Upgoat Java is now happy.

Upgoat

@El'endiaStarman so are you commiting on the master branch etc. or do you have feature-develop-release-master workflow?

@R.Kap :D

btw whoever suggested Factor for cheddar: It already exists as Math.factor ;)

El'endia Starman

@Upgoat I commit to master once things work to my satisfaction.

bkul

@Upgoat I get command not found. Result of running the installation command from cheddar.vihan.org: pastebin.com/W52yUhPd

Upgoat

@bkul oh god

bkul

I think something broke somewhere

Upgoat

04:44

try installing node first

bkul

I did

R. Kap

Java thanks you for other upvote whoever else upvoted.

Upgoat

that is very very weird

bkul

@Upgoat Any chance of a TIO/REPL for Cheddar?

Upgoat

@El'endiaStarman You can rename that branch to develop. And create a blank master branch with just like a README, etc. and use that on GH. that's my suggestion

@bkul I asked dennis. I'll ask for follow up

@Dennis update on Cheddar for TIO? :3

@bkul hm, I might work on a REPL. If I can get a nice syntax-highlighted terminal/textbox thing

Quill

04:48

@Upgoat you could use the bottom fixed position REPL I used for SE Chat Terminal

R. Kap

Even the country is happy.

Upgoat

@Quill what does that mean? :|

R. Kap

Quill

@Upgoat I used this node plugin that makes the input line fixed to the bottom, lets you clear the input

Upgoat

Anyone wanna help make a html REPL for Cheddar?

It's possible with browserif

just gotta make the css is the hard part

DJ McMayhem

04:53

@Upgoat In theory, I'd love to help. In reality, I suck at web-dev, and I probably won't end up doing very much.

Upgoat

@DJMcMayhem idk it's really just CSS

DJ McMayhem

So I'm probably not the right person to ask

Upgoat

@Quill do you know of any terminal/console style/libraries for web?

DJ McMayhem

Cascading sucky sheets?

Upgoat

I'll use SCSS probably thogu

Quill

04:55

@Upgoat nope

Upgoat

;-;

Quill

@Upgoat sass compiles to CSS anyway

Upgoat

yeah

Making a JS fiddle. if anyone wants to help feel free to just drop in:

jsfiddle.net/#&togetherjs=b39y9KLhso

miles

@Mego Actually now that I revisit it I think I got an idea. Also you probably had a typo in the first two test cases and copied the wrong matrices

DJ McMayhem

Who is intelligent iguana?

@Upgoat?

Upgoat

05:00

idk

Quill

@Upgoat codepen is better

Upgoat

why

does it have collabotration

Quill

05:12

You could always just use cloud9 <_<

Anonymous

Egg on my face; there is an error in the test cases :P

Anonymous

It's fixed now

Dennis

05:33

@Upgoat Had forgotten about it tbh. Your installation script gives a 404 btw.

Upgoat

@Dennis oh, are you doing the one on website: cheddar.vihan.org or on GH. GH is outdated

Dennis

GitHub

Upgoat

oh ok, this installation script should work though:

bash <(curl -fsSL cheddar.vihan.org/i/nix/cheddar)

be sure to remove bash < and test to avoid getting MitM'd

Dennis

Yes, I saw. I'll look into it later. Bit tired right now.

Upgoat

oh ok

Dennis

05:37

Btw, there's mktemp -d to creates pseudorandomly named temporary directories in the proper folders.

Upgoat

really? huh didn't know

@bkul do you have the JSfiddle open? I accidentally closed it and lost all of the stuffs Q_Q

bkul

@Upgoat I do not ;-;

Upgoat

dammit

screw it im rage quitting

2 hours ago, by Upgoat

Please suggest methods and properties for the Cheddar standard libraries

more suggestions pls

only got 2

bkul

@Upgoat on it

Upgoat

thank you :3

user215373

05:51

hi

bkul

@Dr.ZOMBOOS Hi!

Upgoat

@Dr.ZOMBOOS halo

@bkul btw i figured our your bug with chdedar installation

use: bash <(curl -fsSL cheddar.vihan.org/i/nix/cheddar) instead

bkul

@Upgoat Oh?

@Upgoat Seems to have worked, but I still get command not found

Upgoat

try restarting shell

if not check if /usr/local/share/cheddar exists

zʏᴀʙiɴ101

Hello

bkul

06:02

@Upgoat It does not

Upgoat

okay that is problem. Can you share the log of the install?

bkul

@Upgoat Unfortunately no. I restarted shell.

Upgoat

:(

zʏᴀʙiɴ101

@Upgoat The Euler—Mascheroni constant.

Upgoat

@zʏᴀʙiɴ101 already have it

zʏᴀʙiɴ101

06:13

o_o

Upgoat

Math.GAMMA

zʏᴀʙiɴ101

Nothing to suggest for the string library...

I can probably write a definition for a random number library...

It might have a wrapper for Math.random() and/or the random pseudo-device (/dev/urandom on Unix).

I'll keep you posted when I finish the sketch.

@Upgoat Here are possible variants for number cruncher functions/generators.

Functions return a boolean depending on whether the number satisfies that property.

Generators generate a list of all numbers satisfying that property up to index n/number x.

Another suggestion: Dennis numbers. Cuz why not? ;)

Upgoat

06:34

too specific

zʏᴀʙiɴ101

@Upgoat So much suggestions, eh?

Alright, I'm finished.

bkul

@Upgoat there you go

Upgoat

I gotta go to sleep will look over suggestions tomorrow. Thanks for them though!

zʏᴀʙiɴ101

Keep me pulled when you are into anything...

bkul

There might be quite a few from me...

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06:59

0

Q: Count, Replace, Add Up!

Definition Define the nth term of the CRAU sequence as follows. Begin with the singleton array A = [n]. Do the following n times: For each integer k in A, replace the entry k with k natural numbers, counting from 1 to k. Compute the sum of all integers in A. For example, if n = 3, we start ...

Dennis

Two minutes. Very good, @NewMainPosts!

Sp3000

Not on OEIS, I take it?

oeis.org/A001791

nvm?

Dennis

Ah, crap.

Sp3000

Now the fun part: proving the closed form

zʏᴀʙiɴ101

@Upgoat I deleted the Cradle project because it was inactive in two days. Sorry. :(

Sp3000

07:01

... actually that doesn't sound too bad

DJ McMayhem

07:12

Haha!

0

A: Count, Replace, Add Up!

MATL, 5 bytes EGqXn Try it online!

Sp3000

I'm conflicted whether to answer now :/

DJ McMayhem

Why?

Sp3000

Would probably close as dupe of a binomial coefficients question if we had one

Martin Ender

well we have Catalan numbers...

@Dennis for searchability it might be worth mentioning simplicial numbers somewhere.

Sp3000

Probably "simplicial polytopic numbers" specifically, since that's what OEIS seems to call them

Dennis

07:19

I skip the sandbox once and there's a closed form for my "innovative" idea...

11

zʏᴀʙiɴ101

@Dennis You what? o_O You skipped the sandbox?

Sp3000

@Dennis Next time you skip the sandbox: OEIS everything :P

Martin Ender

Next time you skip the sandbox: don't skip the sandbox.

7

zʏᴀʙiɴ101

@MartinEnder Why? Because the Sandbox is essential. :P

Dennis

@MartinEnder Done.

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

07:30

does anyone here have a ti 84 on hand? I ghink I found a bug

DJ McMayhem

@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ Actually, I might. Gimme a second to grab it

zʏᴀʙiɴ101

@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ I don't.

Not even an emulator with a flash update... :(

DJ McMayhem

Nvmd, apparently I do not have one.

Sorry

zʏᴀʙiɴ101

I have to find the binomial coefficent operator in Jelly before anyone else does...

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

if anyone does type fPart(logBASE(16,2

Sp3000

07:33

@zʏᴀʙiɴ101 It's c

But tbh, slight sad now though, array manip would have been slightly fun

miles

Oh yes, that would have been fun to attempt using array manipulation

Dennis

Heh, my first closed challenge.

I'm calling it a dupe of a previous (disguised) binomial challenge. Maybe you can instead have the output be the full list without summing? — xnor 1 min ago

I was going to ask for the full list initially, but I thought the sum would be easier to verify...

What do I do now? Changing to full lists invalidates all answers...

Martin Ender

@Dennis if it's any consolation, my answer couldn't be golfed by using the closed form ;)

DJ McMayhem

Do a new one?

Dennis

@DJMcMayhem Considering that three of the four answers use the closed form, that's certainly an option.

@MartinEnder I'll take your word for it. I have no idea what your answer is doing...

Martin Ender

07:41

@Dennis it basically implements the definition literally, but in a less ordered manner

xnor

i think i understand why the sum is the binomial, bijectively

or is this old news already?

Dennis

Opinions? Should I invalidate three answers or just post a new challenge?

Sp3000

@xnor I'd be interested in hearing an alternative explanation - the only one I have in mind is taking the simplicial polytopic numbers formula and subbing d=n+1

miles

I've got it

Andrew Epstein

I don't much mind if you invalidate my answer. But a new challenge sounds fun :D

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

07:47

in ti 84, logBASE(16,2 creates a magical number 4 whose integer part is 3 and fractional/decimal part ise one. So, flooring this magic four yields three. This is the only such integer I can find

zʏᴀʙiɴ101

What is the OS in this picture?

(Spoiler: I found it from Code Golf, in the PrettyFont challenge.)

Martin Ender

@miles updated the Mathematica answer with the recursive form

somewhat disappointingly that even beats using IntegerReverse

zʏᴀʙiɴ101

...

Everyone looking at anything except me, except Easterly Irk, who thinks I'm annoying...

Martin Ender

I can't really not look at that screenshot. But I figured "I don't know" wouldn't contribute anything to the conversation.

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

you want attention?

miles

07:53

@MartinEnder You even included that unary operator, I had almost forgotten about that

Martin Ender

@miles yeah, saves two bytes

zʏᴀʙiɴ101

@MartinEnder Why are you pinging him instead of replying?

mınxomaτ

Thank you UPS, for actually bending an LCD screen in its package >.>

xnor

@Dennis either way seems fine to me

Martin Ender

@zʏᴀʙiɴ101 because I need a mouse to reply and it's clear from context which message I'm responding to.

zʏᴀʙiɴ101

07:55

@MartinEnder Why don't you have your mouse?

You do have your keyboard, don't you?

Martin Ender

I do have a mouse, but my hands are on the keyboard...

Dennis

OK, let's try this again.

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Q: Count Up, Replace, Repeat!

Definition Define the nth array of the CURR sequence as follows. Begin with the singleton array A = [n]. For each integer k in A, replace the entry k with k natural numbers, counting up from 1 to k. Repeat the previous step n - 1 more times. For example, if n = 3, we start with the array [3]...

code-golf math sequence arithmetic array-manipulation

zʏᴀʙiɴ101

Related: Count, Replace, Add Up! ._. — Dennis ♦ 56 secs ago

Linking to a closed challenge doesn't seem to have benefit, I think. (no offence @Dennis)

Can someone help me make a chatbot in JavaScript? ._.

It's my next project for zyabinVI.

trichoplax

@zʏᴀʙiɴ101 I'm guessing it's linked to say something along the lines of "oops - look what I accidentally did..." rather than to be useful

xnor

@Sp3000 Let's represent the evolving list as a tree whose nodes (including internal ones) are labelled by numbers. Each time you replace a number k with 1..k, you put those as the leaves of the k node. We start with just the node n. The question is then the sum of the leaf values after n replacement steps, or equivalently, the number of leaves after n+1 replacements steps.

is this good so far?

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08:07

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DJ McMayhem

@Dennis Can each number be output on a newline, or does it need to be array syntax?

Sp3000

@xnor Yep, keep going

DJ McMayhem

e.g. [1 1 2 1 2 3]

Dennis

@DJMcMayhem Any intelligible form of output is fine.

Anonymous

@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ fPart(logBASE(16,2 -> .25

DJ McMayhem

08:08

Cool, ty

Anonymous

Whoops, it's 1, not .25

Anonymous

Did the order backwards because of mathprint >_<

Leaky Nun

@DJMcMayhem Why have you changed back your name?

zʏᴀʙiɴ101

@LeakyNun Part of your parée, maybe?

(Don't know how to write that)

DJ McMayhem

6 hours ago, by Upgoat

@DrGreenEggsandIronMan ಠ_ಠ no one cares about Dr. Seuss books >:| :P

xnor

08:10

@Sp3000 Now, note that each leaf corresponds to a non-decreasing sequence of numbers as you walk down to it from the root. It starts at n and has at most n+2 values. In fact, each such sequence corresponds to a leaf. So, it remains to show there are choose(2*n,n+1) such sequences.

Anonymous

Sp3000

@xnor nods as recognition of listening

xnor

@Sp3000 Let's remove the root n at the start of each sequence, and pad them all to length exactly n+1 with 0's at the end. Then, each sequence is produced by starting at n and performing operations of either print or decrement, with print happening n+1 times and decrement happening n-1 times. These are 2*n total operations, and we need to choose which n+1 are print.

Sp3000

Heh, nice

Hmm I assume the padding is with... 1s at the end? Since you can only decrement n-1 times

xnor

@Sp3000 oh, you're right

in fact, i was incorrectly imagining 1 to be leaves, whereas in fact they have a child of 1, so all paths have the same length

the 1's automatically pad down with 1's

Sp3000

08:18

Yeah, that'd make sense

zʏᴀʙiɴ101

08:38

@Upgoat You're already awake? o_O

I thought that'd take another 7 hours or so...

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Q: Alternating sign matrix verification

An alternating sign matrix is an n by n matrix consisting of the numbers -1, 0, 1, such that: The sum of each row and column is 1 The nonzero entries in each row and column alternate in sign These matrices generalise permutation matrices, and the number of such matrices for a given n was of i...

code-golf array-manipulation matrix

Quill

apple.com/swift/playgrounds

xnor

@Sp3000 This also gives a strange method of solving the revised challenge: Take all lists of n numbers in [1..n], filter for sortedness, take the first elements

Sp3000

08:55

o_O

Martin Ender

@xnor that depends on what order you generate those tuples in, doesn't it?

xnor

yes, it should be lexicographic order

Martin Ender

oh

hm that doesn't really work for me

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