except maybe some newlines were randomly inserted, oops

ಠ_ಠ

No indentation and eval, I've seen enough

I'm going to try to break their website now.

guys at CR will kill you if you post that ;_;

At a first glance, I rate it 6/100.

and yup, it executes arbitrary code.

I draw 3 of my score because of no indentation and eval.

eval is evil

but code length is limited? :/

ah, there we go. removed maxlength property

ESLint rates it 0/100, because of

> 9:165 - Parsing error: Unterminated string constant (null)

xD

182 warnings on jslint

@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ But unterminated string constant...

Where is the original code, without random new lines?

I was able to remove the newlines

function ppr(form) {
abc=eval(form.abc.value);
if (abc<2 || abc%2!=0) {form.result.value="Enter positive even integer.";}
else {
var newvv="";
var i=1;
var k=0
while (i<abc/(2+Math.sqrt(2))) {
if (Math.ceil((abc*abc-2*abc*i)/(2*abc-2*i))-Math.floor((abc*abc-2*abc*i)/(2*abc-2*i))==0) {aa=i+" ";bb=(abc*abc-2*abc*i)/(2*abc-2*i)+" ";cc=Math.sqrt(aa*aa+bb*bb)+"\n";k=k+1;}
else {aa="";bb="";cc="";k=k;}
newvv=newvv+aa+bb+cc;
i=i+1;
k=k;}
}
if (newvv!="") {
if (k==1) {sss="";}
if (k>1) {sss="s";}
form.result.value=k+" triple"+sss+": \n"+newvv;}

putting ^ through a beautifier gave only 52 warnings XD

eslint.org/docs/rules/no-case-declarations ;_;

ESLint draws 0 points, because of

@LegionMammal978 catagolue.appspot.com/object/…

@TùxCräftîñg do keep[ in mind that they are only one source, and are not necessarily correct all the time. Further, please use a map.

(wait, eslint is so dumb about selecting and right click)

@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ but how to use a map instead of a switch ;_;

hi @Downgoat

hi @xnor

@TùxCräftîñg hello!

ESLint draws 0 points, because of

> Use the global form of 'use strict'.

twitter.com/EverythingGoats WUT

switch(val){
    case "thing": stuff(); break;
    case "asdf": foo(); break;
}

=>

let map = new Map([
    ["thing", stuff],
    ["asdf", foo]
]);

map.get("thing");   // stuff

i see

@Downgoat this is actual code to check if integer: Math.ceil((abc * abc - 2 * abc * i) / (2 * abc - 2 * i)) - Math.floor((abc * abc - 2 * abc * i) / (2 * abc - 2 * i)) == 0

@Downgoat could you please come to the zyabinVI room?

regex ftw

I did it, I finished the website!

\o/

nice!

you can now add your own languages

eh?

Add a language here redirect to PPCG site ._.

midnightas.pythonanywhere.com/shareyourlanguages

I see

wait what

AAA

There, should work now in a couple of seconds

nope

Lies and deceit and now I'll never trust you again. :p

Yup, the add language link is a link to PPCG

There

I actually fixed it

Cool

thanks :D

Once I finish the one I'm working on I'll put it up there

great!

still redirect to PPCG ;_;

no.., try clearing your cache

because it works for me

plz put your css in a separate file PLZ

const isInt = (n) => n === Math.floor(n);

const pythag = (perimiter) => {
    if(perimiter < 2)
        throw new Error(`${perimiter} needs to be >= 2.`);

    if(perimiter % 2 !== 0)
        throw new Error(`${perimiter} needs to be even.`);

    let i = 1;
    let k = 0;
    let triples = [];
    while(i < perimiter / (2 + Math.sqrt(2))){
        let N = perimiter * (perimiter - 2 * i);
        let D = 2 * (perimiter - i);
        if(isInt(N / D)){
            let a = i;
            let b = N / D;

@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ I have righted the wrong

alright

@LegionMammal978 catagolue.appspot.com/object/…

there, it's now in a different file, @TùxCräftîñg

\o/

because putting the file on the same file than html a) is a bad style b) prevent caching

I know, I was just lazy

i have borked my regex :(

did you forget a character

case ("[^"]+"): ([^;]*) break;

@flawr

@TùxCräftîñg I don't think that's valid JS.

i am transforming single-line cases to map entries

oh, that's a regex

I HAVE FORGOTTEN A CHAR ;_:

;

yeah, it is

here, I actually have a regex for that

lemme find it

\s+case "(.)": (.+?) break;

replace with

["$1", function(){ $2 } ],\n

Hmm ... how REPL is a shell? Bash or PowerShell for example. Reference.

what is wrong now ;_;

case ("[^"]+"):\s+{(.+?)\s+break;\s+}

Is there a way to pass command line arguments in Ideone?

@BusinessCat exploit the fact that they're on an old version of apache

._.

get command injection/remote code execution

Server:Apache/2.2.22 (Debian)
X-Powered-By:PHP/5.4.15-1

it's their own fault they serve those headers

@SuperJedi224 ​

> xs92_y4g84242111124248gzxg8g0g852y6258g0g8gzga5x1ye1x5agz78gymg87z012484248gy8g8‌​4248421zy44ah0gy2g0ha4zy71012222101

._.

@Poke X-Hacked-By: Everyone

I didn't see that one

besides they're completely safe since it's an https website

whoa, what is this, BBCode? :p

hey man, i have no idea how chat works

@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ wat, where

@Poke Just joking with ya

i try so hard x.x

It's what's called mini-Markdown

supports code snippets with grave accent marks `` ` ``, italics with *single asterisks* and bold with **double asterisk**. And links with [link text](http://example.com).

and that's about it

And apparently there's a bug with enclosing code snippets in double-accents

yeah for snippets i prepend 4 spaces to each line or something

@AndersKaseorg seriously, I'm impressed that you figured out that some of my squares were permutations

You can also do italics with _2 underscores_

@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ mapified your mom :D

github.com/tuxcrafting/your-mom is now es6 compliant

@BusinessCat Yeah, but who uses an underscore? I mean, if I have an option of typing Shift-8 versus Shift--, I'm choosing Shift-8

Also,

chat.stackexchange.com/faq#formatting

personnaly i use ** for bold and _ for italic

back, had probs

i'm only a little sad that no one commented about my statement on https

what was there to comment about?

that it makes no sense

Unfreeze pls?

@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ Whut

howto waste 43 minutes

desire to work is gone

anyone can pls tell me how it is possible this can error:

git config --global user.name "Travis CI"
git config --global user.email $COMMIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL

not a git expert here

;_;

D:

i only know how to commit so i cant help you D:

I've added Jelly and CJam to the language database

@Midnightas can i add Your Mom to the db?

Sure!

The more the better :D

Upgoat or Downgoat passed 200!!!

Conlaturasions!

I've always wondered why they went for git as the name, since that's (at least to my knowledge) mild profanity

cograt \o/

Yay, Your Mom is in the language database

Huh, I had not voted on that. Have an upgoat, Downgoat.

@TimmyD :D

have an upgoat from me too

@TimmyD

> Torvalds quipped about the name git (which means "unpleasant person" in British English slang): "I'm an egotistical bastard, and I name all my projects after myself. First 'Linux', now 'git'."[15][16] The man page describes Git as "the stupid content tracker".[17] The readme file of the source code elaborates further:[18]

@TùxCräftîñg TIL. That's interesting.

\o/ \o/ \o/ Auto deploy script worked!!!

\o/

._.

open ubuntu vm

There's a 1 in 6 chance of it destroying your hard drive

A vm will destroy your real PC, too

so

don't try this xD

i have a ubuntu vm on vbox

freshly installed vm

It won't matter, it'll format your real system, too

not possible

then my thoughts are doodoo for the next 6 minutes

lol ... there are more upvotes on the comment than on the answer or the challenge.

._.

pizza is as good as soda together with

github.com/tuxcrafting codegolf.stackexchange.com/users/38541/random-guy he stolen my github name ;_;

;-;

@Midnightas it should only be able to wipe anything root has access to- and unless you dock your entire main hd into your vm/vbox it won't be able to rm -rf it

That's why there's a --no-preserve-root

I commented on your moms page on the db

;_;

@Midnightas It's annoying when people still say the archaic rm -rf / instead of the more modern rm -rf --no-preserve-root /

I did put a --no-preserve-root!

@Midnightas i have forgotten the : in https:// for the link to the github page of your mom D:

I'll fix it, no problem

Should I it so that anyone can edit a language just like in Wikipedia?

with a rollback feature

now rollbacks will be a pain in the bottom

;_;

then I'll probably do all of the edits myself

your mom have 247 views ._.

xD

it's a record for my account

the es5 version of your mom is ~2x the size of the es6 version ;_; i love lambdas

Your mom should be fixed

@Midnightas what is the problem ?

hi @Quill

I mean in the language db

ok

I AM ON FIREFOX D:

Internet Explorer is great and does all things.

@TimmyD protip: stop drug

@TimmyD you talking about edge or 11

either way you're wrong. i'm just curious

@Poke Hah.

IE11

edge is worst than 11, strangely ._.

@flawr 34 problems v 33 :3

i think edge is decent. someday it will support extensions and might become good

Edge is ridiculously faster than anything else I've used (including Chrome or Firefox), but its user interface is a little lacking in polish.

@Downgoat you really don't want to know

@TùxCräftîñg nice!

edge is faster, but keep garbage when a lot of tabs is opened and closed

Like, the ability to save-as rather than just dumping into your Downloads folder ... yeah, I don't know why Edge got rid of that.

@TimmyD Have you attempted Opera yet? Opera can be quick as hell (and comes with the added bonus of "turbo" not loading ads)

@TimmyD it seems that every browser is always faster than the last

I'll make my own browser that reads JSON files and turns that into graphics :D

@Delioth I tried Opera many years ago, like probably at least 10 or so. Didn't really get into it, and haven't been back yet.

@NathanMerrill Yeah, that's true. But Microsoft's new rendering engine is pretty damn fast.

If I remember correctly, 11 or 12 was a pretty big overhaul. One of those in there added extensions

@Microsoft do you know the C function free ?

clearly they're using boost pointers

Edge doesn't chew through memory like Chrome does (at least for me).

screw browsers. just browse the web with curl

nbd

lynx

At least it does some UI wraps for you

elinks is the best cmdline browser

i want to see raw html

all the time

@Mego <3

._.

(to be fair, though, I have manually done a telnet 80 with GET / on a Server Core installation to determine public IP routing)

i have created a golfing language named your mom ;_;

but it's my more popular repo ._.

haha

who wants to make a fullblown language (non-esoteric) together, I'm bored

remake C but use smallcaps

i already have created a tokenizer/parser/compiler for a language, but i am too lazy to create a VM

lemme find it

github.com/tuxcrafting/ultimath

call it ᴄ

what syntax is ultimath?

@Midnightas a mathematica-like syntax

like Echo["Hello, World!"]

hmm, not sure.. isn't that a bit esoteric?

no

what is your def of esoteric ?

@Downgoat halp how good are you at node

intended for or likely to be understood by only a small number of people with a specialized knowledge or interest

a stackbased jellylike language

that's every new language

You know, grep -R '<...>' . is surprisingly useful.

not really, only here

Mathematica isn't esoteric AFAIK

^ and v

Mathematica isn't esoteric at all, it's used a lot by math people (like MATLAB/Maple/SageMath)

@MᴀʀsUʟᴛᴏʀ I'm rather OK

but it has a builtin to recognize goats ._______________________.

though i haven't built any node server apps yet

lol

jelly, cjam, your mom

._.

I just realized cjam almost rhymes with your mom

@Midnightas no it doesn't ._.

$ MathKernel
Mathematica 10.1.0 for Linux x86 (64-bit)
Copyright 1988-2015 Wolfram Research, Inc.

In[1]:= Short[1000!]

Out[1]//Short= 4023872600770937735437024339230039857<<2511>>00000000000000000000

dont know how to pronounce english so idk

I said almost ;-;

@Downgoat uh [.........] - : (dots are grey) appears from somewhere, gets printed on last line all the time

@MᴀʀsUʟᴛᴏʀ wat

ghoti is pronounced like fish

are you being MitM'd?

brb, I'm going to restart my pc to open linux

@TimmyD gheaubteighptough is potato :D

In[4]:= AbsoluteTiming[Short[1000000!]]

Out[4]= {0.270156, 82639316883312400623766461031726662<<5565655>>00000000000000\

>      00000}

^ Mma can compute 1000000! in 0.27 seconds

._.

@Downgoat ?

;_;

xD

Lead doesn't rhyme with lead, but read does. And read doesn't rhyme with read, but lead does.

english is weird

@Quill I got cheddar auto-deployment to the online repl to work!! :D :D :D

yay

@Midnightas You forgot hiccough.

that, too

@Quill oh no chedz is gone

cheddar.vihan.org/repl

@NathanMerrill WTF is that

I'm not content with this content.

cheddar> 1 + 1
 Chedz is not defined

because cheddar

@TùxCräftîñg a nail house. they refused to sell, so they dug around them

;_;

put cheddar on the db

@NathanMerrill I guess you could say "nailed it"...

well, most of the time, the do get massive amounts of compensation

there was one place that refused to sell until Macy's offered them 1 million dollars (in 1911)

is it winned or won?

added cheddar to the db

Yay

It has a black background.. yay!

;_;

Oh no, there are duplicate comments on each language page

a glitch has happened

> YOUR MOM

said @Midnightas to Cheddar

no I didnt, there are duplicate comments

it's a glitch

i know

@Downgoat codequicksand.com/cheddar

You just gotta add the cheddar file

cheddar> f = () -> 1
 1 | f = () -> 1
   |         ^
 this.Code is undefined

;_;

@Quill I did

but I think it's a problem with the browser_repl

it's throwing an error that it can't find a module

i'm gonna be afk from this chat, if anyone wants to say something, mention me with @

@TùxCräftîñg ;-; what OS do u use?

windows

@Downgoat v

:(

@Downgoat I think you need to change the order of the script tags in the HTML

idk. it seems like it's a circular dependency error browserify can't resolve or something

OHHHH

i know

-8 for thorowing a syntax error at let

jsfiddle.net/Lk4o076w/1 ;_;

:-; y u do dis

;_; y i do dis

It's the goat's fault!

@FryAmTheEggman how does the gh translate to p

from "hiccough" (pronounced "hiccup")

@MartinEnder It was meta.stackexchange.com/q/224563/254466

Almost every answer I got was "How you spend your votes is entirely up to you."

Heck, even the downvoted answer says that

@Rainbolt thanks. Detective Timmy D. figured that out in the meantime :D ... I wasn't aware that it was actually your own question. I thought it was just something you found on meta and linked to.

That was old me, which is not the same as new me. It may as well have been another person.

updated

Is it a good idea to parse syntaxes similar to Java/Javscript/C(++/#) using regex?

if you want a ast, then use regex to tokenize and a top-down parser to parse

if you want to do simple substitutions, regexs are fine

Pardon the noob in me, but what's ast?

@Midnightas abstract syntax tree

Abstract Syntax Tree

good night

aha, okay, but tokenizing ast is still a good idea?

"Is it a good idea to parse [thing that isn't a regular language] using regex?" -> No :P

tokenize yes, replace strings yes, parse NOPE

g'night

night!

bye!

g'bye

Just polluted my dev db

eh?

Currently deleting 200k rows

oh, db = database

@FryAmTheEggman But html is a regular language, isn't it?

@LegionMammal978 104

catagolue.appspot.com/object/…

@SuperJedi224 That's cheating, you're using 32x32 soups :p

@flawr define regular