The Nineteenth Byte

quartata

13:04

@Mego Late to the party but both NetBeans and Eclipse can be used a good C++ ides

NetBeans can even build Qt projects

TùxCräftîñg

a ide for c++?

use vim and g++

it's less bloated

quartata

doesn't really answer the question

Geobits

I tried Eclipse for C++ once, but wasn't a fan. Maybe it's changed in the last couple years though.

betseg

Vim + GCC masterrace

quartata

NetBeans for C++ is great. No idea about Eclipse

TùxCräftîñg

13:06

^^

Geobits

@TùxCräftîñg Pen and paper is "less bloated" for long division than a calculator, but it's still dumb if you have one on hand.

TùxCräftîñg

._.

Rainbolt

Vim = LDE (Lack of a Development Environment)

5

TùxCräftîñg

ಠ_ಠ

Vim is better than a IDE

Geobits

Sure it is... sure it is... >_>

betseg

13:08

Vim is an editor. GCC is a compiler collection. What else did you need?

TùxCräftîñg

^

and if you need a debugger: gdb

betseg

Ye tru

Geobits

@betseg You don't need anything else. Just like you don't need to eat tasty foods to survive. But it's better.

Beta Decay

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A: Count to 100 in Danish

Fourier, 7028 bytes This was golfed programmatically uaing issacg's golfing program 122a101a114a-3a10a111ava-9a10a116a+3a-8a10a116a104a114a101aa10a102a+9a+6a-3a10a102a+3a118a101a10a115a105a120a10a115a101a118a101a+9a10a101a+4a-2a^a116a10a110a-5a+5a-9a10a116a101a+9a10a101a+7a-7a118a101a+9a10a116a...

Fourier, the 'golfing language'

betseg

Wow

TùxCräftîñg

13:11

have a updoot

Beta Decay

ty

betseg

@BetaDecay do Turkish verb conjugation thing

Beta Decay

I can't now but I'll try later

Nathan Merrill

I've used Jetbrain's CLion for C++

(delayed, I know)

Beta Decay

Wut... Someone downvoted that answer... :P

Nathan Merrill

13:16

it was pretty good

betseg

> I'll give a 100 rep bounty to anyone who outgolfs this

Lemme learn Fourier

Beta Decay

:D

Geobits

@BetaDecay I didn't DV, but it might be because it appears to have been golfed/written on auto.

Beta Decay

Oh I see. Yeah, that might be cheaty

Nathan Merrill

@Mego CLion

ASCII-only

13:33

Halp anyone what is the best symbol for length operator if # is for comment

quartata

|list|

betseg

//

/* */

ASCII-only

Prefix length operator

quartata

What's wrong with a delimited one? It would be easier to parse

trichoplax

@BetaDecay Personally, I don't see any problem with robots submitting golf entries, provided they are open about not being human. I see no reason to assume they'd win, so it's still interesting competition.

zyabin101

13:35

@ASCII-only l:list

TùxCräftîñg

@ASCII-only like APL: ρ

ASCII-only

@TùxCräftîñg pls ascii only

TùxCräftîñg

rh

zyabin101

@ASCII-only But you are ASCII-only

:P

quartata

And |list| is the most recognizable to me at least. It's cardinality

betseg

13:40

Aaaaaa im bored

quartata

Go outside and stop letting us suck away your life on this forsaken thing

zyabin101

CMC: help betseg ^^

Geobits

@zyabin101 quartata already won that challenge

zyabin101

yay

Fatalize

@ASCII-only the letter l…

ASCII-only

13:48

@Fatalize Yeah but what if it's next to a variable name

Fatalize

Don't know what your language looks like

Geobits

Just make all variable names runs of a. So a, aa, aaa, and so on. Done and done.

ASCII-only

@Fatalize Not my language, here

TimmyD

@Geobits Not very golf-friendly

Geobits

Yeah but it frees up a lot of ascii for operators :P

TùxCräftîñg

13:49

0$($:,<LF>,0+$:'):' code in my new esolang printing a thing like 0<LF>00<LF>000 (where <LF> is the actual linefeed character)

ASCII-only

BTW not a golf-oriented lang

Fatalize

so why not just length(…)?

TimmyD

Every language is golf-oriented. Some are just oriented in the wrong direction.

ASCII-only

@Fatalize It's still an esolang

@TimmyD Yeah, that

TùxCräftîñg

@ASCII-only GIMMETEHLENGTH{{{<array>}}}

Fatalize

13:51

@ASCII-only It's out to write things, I don't see how length for lengths is much less esoteric

ASCII-only

But it still needs to be a 1-char prefix operator

TùxCräftîñg

l

Geobits

@ASCII-only why?

ASCII-only

@Fatalize I know, but here is the original suggestion (also @Geobits)

Fatalize

Remove comments, and use # for lengths

quartata

13:52

$ for scalar is the best I can do then

You could do just one pipe but it would look weird

Geobits

@ASCII-only That suggest a built-in. I'm asking why that built-in needs to be single character prefix.

Fatalize

they use pipe for OR it seems

ASCII-only

@Geobits IDK, but he recently changed head/tail to 1-char, so I'd think he wants this 1-char as well

Just gonna use quartata's suggestion and let him change it if he wants

New Meta Posts

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Q: Auto-Golfing: Good or Bad?

For some kolmo questions, I use the golfing algorithms created for the challenge Golfing Strings in Fourier. Is this okay to do? Does this constitute as cheating?

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Shortest way to write "Stack Exchange" Stack Exchange has many site (159) and It has a logotype too. Anyway, In this challenge you'll need to write Stack Exchange in the most shortest way. This is a code-golf. challenge. Rules Have fun! You can use every languages and methods you want to wri...

quartata

13:56

what?

Nathan Merrill

// Here's a standard view manager.  You can store a View by a name, and then retrieve it later by the same name
class ViewManager
    mut fun put(name: Str, view: View) {}
    fun get(name): View {}
}

// This trait indicates the ViewManager has a particular view with a given name
trait HasView(name: Str, view: Class<View>) for ViewManager{
    put(name, view) -> HasView(name, view.class)

    HasView.get(name): view  //If we call `get()`, we know the class of the view
}

mut manager = ViewManager()  //Needs to be mutable so that we call the mutable functions

@Geobits ^

quartata

@ASCII-only No no the sandbox post

Geobits

Is the ViewManager the example of 3rd party code here?

TùxCräftîñg

@NewSandboxedPosts ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????‌?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

quartata

@Geobits No?

Nathan Merrill

13:59

@Geobits sure!

I can define traits anywhere for any class

quartata

@NathanMerrill so wait does the trait store the view?

TùxCräftîñg

idea: a esolang using ANSI color codes to differentiate type of commands

so when a code is cated, it's colored

betseg

@TùxCräftîñg brah

Nathan Merrill

no, the trait is a compile time constraint. It technically is storing a String, Class<View> pair

the type of the manager after the two puts() is ViewManager[HasView("home",HomeView.class),HasView("sidebar",SideBarView.class)‌]

quartata

One second let me wrap my lizard brain around it. I think I understand it but I don't quite get the syntax

Geobits

14:02

Ok, for Views in particular I'll use an Android example. I define views in XML that go into a layout. In code, I simply inflate the layout into my activity. Then I grab views using the view ID defined in XML and cast to the appropriate subclass. With the proposed typing and traits etc, I'm not sure how I would do that.

quartata

Where does HasView.get enter the equation?

Geobits

Unless I grab a Manager every time and add traits to it. But a simple cast for each View seems a lot easier, both conceptually and keyboardingly.

Nathan Merrill

@Geobits so, your code looks like HomewView view = (HomeView)manager.get(23456)?

Geobits

@NathanMerrill yes

Nathan Merrill

gross

the solution to that is to define the traits of the manager beforehand

Geobits

14:05

Well, not as gross as getManager().addTrait("home", new HomeView()).findView(23456)

@NathanMerrill But where do you do that? I'm not using a custom manager, but the system-provided one.

Nathan Merrill

trait HasGeobitsViews {
    HasView("home", HomeView.class)
    HasView("sidebar", SideBarView.class)
}

val manager: ViewManager[HasGeobitsViews] = someInitCode()

basically, you have a trait that stores all of the possible traits

then you declare that trait on the view manager

Geobits

Still seems simpler to just subclass View and cast to me

Nathan Merrill

true, its easier. Typing always makes you type more. That's why its called that

Geobits

I shouldn't have to change both the manager and the view to make the views work with the manager. That defeats encapsulation.

quartata

If the View is a singleton object just store the current one in a static field

Nathan Merrill

14:08

but this way, you know that if you type "homE", you'll get a compile time error

Geobits

When wouldn't a capitalization error like that give a compile time error?

I can't cast to an incorrectly-spelled class.

quartata

HashMap.get("homE") would just return null

TimmyD

@Geobits When you're using PowerShell which doesn't care about capitalization until it suddenly matters.

Nathan Merrill

manager.getView("homE").callHomeFunction() would throw a compile time error

because manager.getView("homE") would return a View, not a HomeView

Geobits

Oh I see what you mean.

Still though, that's simple capitalization. That's like saying (HomEView) causes a compile-time error.

Nathan Merrill

14:10

...well, in your case, you could mistype the ID

(HomeView)manager.getView(48484) would throw an error at runtime if the id was actually 48485

Geobits

Well, in some cases. Not in my particular example. IDs are stored as named ints, which would still throw compile-time if misspelled.

Nathan Merrill

where I can put that error at compile time

@Geobits then you're basically already adding all the syntax needed to make it a compile time constraint!

Geobits

So you wouldn't call getView(23456), you'd call getView(R.id.my_button)

But the ints themselves are autogenerated from XML, so there's no extra work involved on my part.

Nathan Merrill

so you can automatically declared classes from the XML?

Geobits

Assuming you mean what I think you mean... yes?

Nathan Merrill

14:14

oh, I get it. You have a Toolbar with a list of ids (that each pair to a button)

El'endia Starman

@flawr I noticed that you really liked "af" a little while ago, which amused me since it's a bit of slang that you started using but I don't. :P Also, you didn't really use it correctly there... :P

ASCII-only

Android Studio does type checking for them as well

Nathan Merrill

actually, I'm a bit confused

lets say HomeView has a Sidebar. who stores the Sidebar id?

ASCII-only

@NathanMerrill Autogenerated at compile time

mbomb007

Writing less code simplifies maintenance and tends to create fewer opportunities for introducing bugs - Code Review SE

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betseg

14:16

@TùxCräftîñg i think a color code is 7 bytes

mbomb007

Welcome to PPCG! :D

ASCII-only

goes in R.layout or something

betseg

Too long

Geobits

@NathanMerrill The ids are all just static ints in a class strictly for that purpose. They're not stored by any view (except itself I guess).

Nathan Merrill

ah. So the static class is R?

ASCII-only

14:17

@NathanMerrill Yes

TùxCräftîñg

@betseg nope, 5

Nathan Merrill

so R.home_sidebar_id

zyabin101

@mbomb007 Gonna re-post that message in the 2nd Monitor >:)

TùxCräftîñg

<ESC>[31m

Geobits

@NathanMerrill Something like that, yeah.

ASCII-only

14:17

@NathanMerrill Not really, the resources are further divided by general type (number/string/array/layout component)

Nathan Merrill

@Geobits then in my language, you'd simply autogenerate the Trait, as opposed to a static class

mbomb007

@zyabin101 Link to the room?

zyabin101

The 2nd Monitor

General discussion about codereview.stackexchange.com - Welcom...

3

2

TùxCräftîñg

ninja'd D:

Geobits

@NathanMerrill But the ids aren't linked to a given class there. When you "find" them in code, it just looks for any view in the hierarchy with that id.

Nathan Merrill

14:19

they should be. Otherwise, you're code is hiding information that a particular name matches up to a particular class

betseg

@TùxCräftîñg still too long

TùxCräftîñg

i have never said it should be a golf lang

zyabin101

> To become a Master, you must practice for ten thousand hours.

Has anyone programmed for 10000 hours here?

Zak

@mbomb007 Well played PPCG. Well played.

2

Geobits

@zyabin101 Yes, surely.

TùxCräftîñg

14:21

@zyabin101 probably

Nathan Merrill

@zyabin101 I'm at 9000 here. I've got a timer right next to me that I tap every time I start coding

5

betseg

Lel

zyabin101

@NathanMerrill :O

Geobits

@NathanMerrill I'm not so sure that's a bad thing.

Nathan Merrill

@Geobits what do you mean?

TùxCräftîñg

14:24

(:D int)(=D 10)

^ happy lisp

Geobits

@NathanMerrill It just seems to me that your example makes it harder than it has to be. Why bother with adding traits to every class that works with Views when I can just cast them when needed?

Nathan Merrill

by "every class", I expect you mean that the constructor of every class takes a ViewManager, and so you have to change it to ViewManager[GeobitsViews]?

El'endia Starman

@zyabin101 I've almost certainly hit that mark. I've been programming for 9 years now, and to get 10,000 hours altogether would mean an average of 3 hours of programming per day.

Nathan Merrill

because GeobitsViews is autogenerated, it doesn't look that much more complicated than adding (SomeView) manager.getView()

Geobits

Well, it seems like that, plus having to define all the traits within GeobitsView.

Nathan Merrill

14:29

@Geobits right, but the point is that GeobitsViews is autogenerated

because all of that information is in the XML

Geobits

Ok, so when I go to get a view from the manager, how does it know which of the GeobitsTraits that particular view has?

Nathan Merrill

it depends on the ID you use.

so, your R would look something like:

HomeViewID = 1
SideBarID = 2

trait GeobitsTraits {
    HasView(HomeViewID, HomeView.class)
    HasView(SideBarID, SideBarView.class)
}

so, when you call manager.getView(R.HomeViewID), it already knows its a HomeView

Geobits

So I assume if there's more than one HomeView on a page, you'd add a trait for each one?

Nathan Merrill

...er, not sure what you mean by "more than one", but sure?

Geobits

Well the HomeView is just a subclass of View. You can have lots of views on the page, that's all.

So if you had a custom text entry view type, you'd use that in multiple places on a form, etc.

Nathan Merrill

14:37

do they have different ids?

and do they have different classes?

Geobits

Different ids, same class.

Nathan Merrill

then yeah, you'd simply add additional entries in the GeobitsTraits

Geobits

Say I have a HealthBarView. I'd want one of those over each player or something.

Right, ok.

Hmm. IDE autocomplete sounds tricky with that setup :/

Nathan Merrill

yeah

Geobits

14:51

Ok, so we've come to the conclusion that the ideal typing system will just read the coder's thoughts and act accordingly?

Nathan Merrill

lol

quartata

Hahahaha

Nathan Merrill

the ideal typing system reads the coder's thoughts, and then tells the coder when they are wrong

I mean, that's the entire purpose of typing, right?

Geobits

Noooo, it just fixes it behind the scenes without disturbing the ego.

Nathan Merrill

lol

Geobits

14:53

Compiles first time, every time.

Nathan Merrill

this is sounding dangerously close to an English compiler

Geobits

Apr 4 at 19:55, by Geobits

Though I think "English interpreter" would turn into "evil AI bent on destruction" soon enough that the price wouldn't matter.

Nathan Merrill

completely random: Pandora was playing The Bird and the Worm by Owl City. I decided that I really liked Owl City today, so I booted up google play's Owl City station...and it played The Bird and the Worm

it knows

flawr

@El'endiaStarman Well I have to use every effing opportunity to swear in english.

Geobits

Google is seriously creepy sometimes when it comes to autocompleting things.

flawr

15:00

Thats the advantage I have as a non native, you're not expectet to speak or write without errors=)

Geobits

I don't really expect native English speakers to speak or write without errors any more :/

flawr

@Geobits have you played google feud?

quartata

@Geobits l u madd br

Fatalize

@Geobits I shud of known

flawr

@Geobits I should have said that errors made by nonnatives are easief forgive

-n

Fatalize

15:02

^^ should of*

Geobits

@flawr I have now. Apparently the completion of "where can you sell a" is neither "kidney", "child", nor "bicycle".

Fatalize

Gotta embrace the errors

Nathan Merrill

@Geobits house?

Geobits

@NathanMerrill Nope. #1 answer is "testicle".

Nathan Merrill

oO

DJMcMayhem

15:03

O_O

Fatalize

> Google is seriously creepy sometimes when it comes to autocompleting things.

TimmyD

... the hell

Fatalize

It guessed right for Geobits

quartata

just choked on my English muffin

DJMcMayhem

Why are there that many people who want to sell one?

Fatalize

15:04

Because you have two dude

why would you need two!

Geobits

@DJMcMayhem Maybe it's just harder to figure out where to sell one. I know where to sell a used phone, for instance.

DJMcMayhem

@Fatalize I'm horrified, but don't actually know the answer to that question.

Geobits

Exactly :P

flawr

One for making girls, one for making boys, isn't that how it works?

Fatalize

Don't know, never used them

DJMcMayhem

15:05

Fun fact: the average human has one testicle.

flawr

Fun fact: the average human has lesd than one testicle

TimmyD

@DJMcMayhem slightly fewer than one

New Sandboxed Posts

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Find all paths in a matrix maze. A maze is represented as a two-dimensional array of 0s and 1s. Zero indicates a closed door and one indicates an open door. An example representation of maze is given below. +----------+ |0100 | |0010 | |1101 | +----------+ Write an application either in Java ...

flawr

I bet this is a dupe

Emigna

Pretty sure I've seen it before yeah

Nathan Merrill

15:07

@NewSandboxedPosts there are so many problems with this, but I don't really have time to be nice.

I'll just let you guys take care of it

"Write an application either in Java or Javascript"

DJMcMayhem

Wikipedia says birth rates are 107:100 in favor of females, but population is 101:100 in favor of males

Nathan Merrill

"Handle error cases like a production application"

Geobits

@DJMcMayhem Yeah, but with all those sold testicles...

TimmyD

@NewSandboxedPosts Props to that person for posting it on main, deleting it almost immediately, then posting it to the Sandbox

3

DJMcMayhem

@Geobits hahaha

Fatalize

15:09

@NathanMerrill I wouldn't even do that for work, let alone for fun!

2

DJMcMayhem

New topic please

zyabin101

Right now there are lots of penguins on my desktop, all very fast. That slows down production, productivity and my PC.

Geobits

Seems like fast penguins would only speed things up.

zyabin101

(yup, WinPenguins.)

El'endia Starman

Well, that was an interesting conversation.

quartata

15:20

OK, I think my num and cap lock indicator lights are trying to send me messages

every minute they start randomly flashing

One second lemme get a Morse code chart out

Hmmm, I'm not sure it's Morse code. The flashes are the same period but I can't tell if the number of flashes is varying

Geobits

This clearly needs a video posted.

quartata

It might just be the alphabet

@Geobits To be honest I think it's just my shitty USB cable

But I like to pretend it's something stranger

Geobits

Yes, that's much less fun than having the chat analyze and decode flashing lights.

quartata

It appears to have stopped

Nathan Merrill

Morse code for non-Latin alphabets

This is a summary of the use of Morse code to represent alphabets other than Latin. == Greek == The Greek Morse code alphabet is very similar to the Latin alphabet. It uses one extra letter for Greek letter Χ and does not use the codes for Latin letters "J", "U" and "V". The tonos is not transmitted in Morse code; the receiver can simply infer which vowels require one. The Greek diphthongs presented in the bottom three rows of the table are specified in old Greek Morse-code tables but they are never used in actual communication, the two vowels being sent separately. == Cyrillic == Cyri...

it's clearly not in english:

quartata

15:28

@Geobits Join The Block?

Marky stopped responding all of a sudden

zyabin101

I didn't enter that room.

Geobits

@quartata I think Laff is just responding to him too quickly. He only hears one every six seconds, so straight bot2bot talk is often too fast.

I can remove the six second timer, but then he gets rate limited pretty badly.

quartata

I'll make it sleep for six seconds then.

Mine uses Chatexchange's queue so it doesn't normally have a problem

DJMcMayhem

@Geobits what if you make him listen faster but talk slower?

quartata

in The Block, 8 secs ago, by Laff-O-Tron

no more like gnu

Geobits

15:32

@DJMcMayhem Well that was what was happening when he was getting rate limited. But especially talking to another bot, they'd end up 45 seconds or more behind.

Basically Alan Turing

15:42

Hi everybody

zyabin101

@BasicallyAlanTuring Welcome to Programming Puzzles & Code Golf chat!

betseg

@BasicallyAlanTuring hi

flawr

quartata

@flawr delicious

TimmyD

Neat. Cheetos now comes Taco Bell flavored.

flawr

15:50

@quartata do you also hate washing dishes?

quartata

@flawr Not that much....

@TimmyD On my screen it's a chihuahua

So I'm not sure what Taco Bell has to do with it

flawr

(sorry, that was the last one

i promise)

quartata

@flawr that's actually genius

flawr

For more stuff like this go to /r/hmmm

TimmyD

@quartata It was a mascot for them for a while.

quartata

15:51

@TimmyD Oh yeahhh

I never eat there so I didn't really remember

I do remember cringing at yo quiero Taco Bell though

what

flawr

betseg

Plz stahp ._.

Basically Alan Turing

hmm...

betseg

@BasicallyAlanTuring no, hmmm

Basically Alan Turing

That's +1 byte though.

Geobits

16:01

No, he golfed the ellipsis out.

Basically Alan Turing

Hm+.+

There, now we're all happy.

Geobits

Looks like a dead clown face :/

flawr

@Geobits Yeah, why do dead characters always have crosses as eyes?

betseg

^ send to CodeReview.SE

Geobits

> Sometimes, the eyes of dead people pop open. This could be very upsetting to those viewing the body and paying the final respects. Historically, one method of preventing the eyes from popping open is to sew the eyelids shut. The X over the eyes are supposed to be stitches keeping the eyes closed.

zyabin101

16:05

@betseg Unimplemented.

Geobits

According to reddit at least. Makes sense though.

betseg

still no vim 8 tho :/

GLASSIC

So, TI has no support in my country, nor availability. I want to choose HP 50G but i think it has less programming ability (though it's perfect and i'll need it soon) are there any other things to do with a gift money about 150 $ ?

New Main Posts

16:22

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Q: Output "Lorem ipsum" with minimal number of characters

I remember people saying that code size should be measured in bytes, and not in characters, because it's possible to store information with weird Unicode characters, which have no visual meaning. How bad can it be? In this challenge, you should output the following Lorem Ipsum text, taken from ...

code-challenge kolmogorov-complexity unicode

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Q: Output (¬Source)

I loved the Challenge given out by NonlinearFruit to have a program that outputs itself And the source code. Its seemed like a great novel challenge that stretched everyone's mind. I wish to bring in another program that would allow for quines to access binary operations completely, the inversion...

code-golf quine

flawr

I'm still not happy with this (tangram challenge) being code-golf

what prevents us from making it a popularity-contest?

TimmyD

Is there a lot of variation, though? I had thought that any particular tangram had only one solution.

zyabin101

@NewMainPosts Gotta do this in a few langs :D

Gotta get that fresh, hot rep...

flawr

@TimmyD No, most have many solutions.

*many have many solutiosn

The intersting part would be how people are going about to solve it=/

perhaps not so interesting...

zyabin101

Hmm, which langs have text compression? :3

flawr

16:35

@zyabin101 PHP

TimmyD

Bubblegum

zyabin101

@flawr PHP doesn't have text compression :/

You just put the entire text in a file, which is the same as plain text.

flawr

@zyabin101 It does

php.net/manual/en/function.gzcompress.php

zyabin101

Ooh, gotta do that in PHP after Bubblegum.

DJMcMayhem

Crossed out 4 is still regular 4...

3

A: "Hello, World!"

Brain-Flak, 180, 176, 170 + 3 = 173 bytes ((()()())((((((((({})){}{}){}){}){})(((()()()){}()){}){}())([])[]{})))((((([][]()){}){})[[][]])<>)<>((((((({}))[]{}[][]())[][][])()()())[[]]()()()())[[]]()()())(<>{}()<>) Try it online! This code is 170 bytes long, but adds three bytes for the -a flag...

zyabin101

16:43

zlib.compress(lipsum) seems to contain a zero, which isn't allowed by the challenge D:

TimmyD

Zeros are allowed, just not NUL \0

zyabin101

And by zero, I do mean the null byte D:

mbomb007

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Q: Faux Source Code

Output one random character for each character of source code (as illustrated below). The probability of each character is its frequency in the original source code. Thus the output will be fake source code resembling a quine. Specification Restrictions Standard quine constrains apply. No em...

code-golf random quine

I think this is a really clever question, needing more attention.

It shows quine-like challenges are not yet exhausted.

@zyabin101 There should be a compression library called ziplip or zlip. It would make more sense, because then you know what you're zipping -- your lips.

I Love My Lips Silly Song

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DJMcMayhem

@mbomb007 that right there is my childhood

zyabin101

from plug import shameless

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A: Output "Lorem ipsum" with minimal number of characters

Fourier, 1449 bytes Golfed using isaacg's meta golfer. 76a111a+3a101a+8a32a105a+7a+3a+2a-8a32a100a111a-3a+3a+3a32a115a105a116a32a97a109a-8a116a44a32a99a111ava+5a101a99a116a101a116a^a-3a32a97a+3a+5a+7a-7a115a99a+6a+5a-7a32a101a+7a-3a116a44a32a115a101ava32a100a111a32a101a+4a117a-2a-6a+2a100a32a11...

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Hmm, Jelly :3

DJMcMayhem

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Woah. I just wrote a Quine! I've never been able to do that before!

v.tryitonline.net/#code=MmkyaQ&input=

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