The Nineteenth Byte

Qwerp-Derp

12:02 AM

Aww what

No one's on

Destructible Watermelon

I'm here!

still implementing that ascii art lang

Qwerp-Derp

Hello

Destructible Watermelon

alternate hello world: 12#Hello, World!#:[*-.l]-.

explanation with fancy formatting incoming!

Qwerp-Derp

Oh my

Destructible Watermelon

12 -make the int variable 12

  #Hello, World!#  -make the string variable "Hello, World!# (index initially 0)

                 :  -Move right by the amount in the variable

                  [*  -while the char under pointer is not *

                    -.     subtract one from index. Write char at that index in string var

                      l    move left one

                       ]   end while

                        -. subtract one from index. Write char at that index in string var

yeah, shortest one is: "Hello, World! though

I also need to implement backslash escapes still

(currently impossible to use # in string var)

ok, I really need to restructure this loop...

uoɥʇʎPʎzɐɹC

12:22 AM

soundcloud.com/epicmountain/…

skip to 5:00

Helka Homba

They'll never read this but big thanks to the car wash attendant who helped me try to jump start my car for like half an hour. Your good deed has been immortalized in TNB.

quartata

Hey, that's me!

(no just kidding)

Qwerp-Derp

I made a program that figures out an input's length in Logicode!

circ trim(n) -> [
    cond n< -> var temp2 = 0 + n / var temp2 = trim(n>)
    temp2
]
circ successor(n) -> [
    cond n -> var temp = ~((~(trim(n)))>) / var temp = 0
    cond (~n)< -> var other = successor(temp) + 0 / var other = temp + 1
    other
]
circ length(n) -> [
    cond n -> var length_digit = successor(length_digit) / var string = n
    cond n -> var string = length(~((~n)>)) / var string = n
    length_digit>
]
var string = trim(input)
var length_digit = 0
out length(string)

Destructible Watermelon

cool

Helka Homba

@quartata They weren't a pichu as far as I could tell (though that might have helped my dead battery)

Destructible Watermelon

12:31 AM

also I realised that my interpreter is bugged with brackets in strings. must fix

Qwerp-Derp

Is there a challenge where this program answers it?

DJMcMayhem

Find length of the input?

That's probably one byte in like a dozen different languages

Qwerp-Derp

True

circ r(n)->[
    cond n<->var t=0+n/var t=r(n>)
    t
]
circ s(n)->[
    cond n->var e=~((~(r(n)))>)/var e=0
    cond (~n)<->var o=s(e)+0/var o=e+1
    o
]
circ g(n)->[
    cond n->var l=s(l)/var i=n
    cond n->var i=g(~((~n)>))/var i=n
    l>
]
var i=r(input)
var l=0
out g(i)

This is the golfed version

Could probably be golfed further

uoɥʇʎPʎzɐɹC

Quick: I need a "DEVELOPMENT POWERS ACTIVATE!" picture

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

12:48 AM

google.com

Downgoat

O___O apparently what npm does is it does an scrape of it's website for it's data and stores entire npm repo locally so it doens't need to re-lookup everything :|

this can't be right...

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

woah

that's pretty cool

Downgoat

yeah but its dumb af

SO User: How to do with css
Answer: you can do it with css but you should use jQuery

^ just seen

i thoguht use jquery was just joke not actually prevelant

DJMcMayhem

@Downgoat I'm thinking about rewriting V entirely without snek...

Downgoat

@DJMcMayhem :O :O :O :D :D :D :P

will you use Ches? :3

DJMcMayhem

12:56 AM

Hahahahahahahahahahahaha

No

Downgoat

it has fancy TTY I/O so you can simulate nvim

Sep 13 at 1:01, by Downgoat

ಠ_________ಠ ;____________; Q___________Q Y U DO DIS DR HAM JAM

DJMcMayhem

Haha, sorry that was kinda mean.

The problem with having the main script in python (or theoretically in ches) is it causes some weird race conditions.

I think having it entirely in vimscript (including the main loop) should fix that

Downgoat

@DJMcMayhem A programming language entirely in vimscript?

DJMcMayhem

I don't know if it'll work though. I'm still looking into it/thinking about it

Downgoat

so like a vim function thing like: :ExecuteVProgram(foo.v)?

DJMcMayhem

12:59 AM

Yeah pretty much. And then calling it like vim inputFile.txt -c "Main(foo.v"

Downgoat

btw cheddar v1.0.0-beta.50 has been released!

half a hundred beta-releases >_>

well a little more

ASCII-only

Yay

What's new

Downgoat

mostly REPL improvements

better raw mode handling. better coloring. suppotrs auto-version updating thing

ah yes. Referenced evaluated accessores!

e.g. ar[0] = 4 now works

it didn't work before because arrays them selves don't have a scope which can be referenced in assignment

instead I create a fake scope which I reference each data point to it's index in the internal array

works well

but slow AF

planning on adding an image processing library

though I don't want to have any pixel iterations

can't find a lib to do so >_>

Destructible Watermelon

what is parser?

I need to make a parser

Downgoat

> noun: parser
a program for parsing.

Destructible Watermelon

1:13 AM

halp how to make parser I've never had to do this before

clap ...clap ...clap

Downgoat

@DestructibleWatermelon start here

Destructible Watermelon

ok, here is what I need to do.

There is a loop thing/conditional thing with brackets ([, ])

Immediately after a the first bracket, there is a symbol, then after that, some code (x is symbol, y is code): [XY]

What I need to parse is that sometimes that symbol is [ or ]

Downgoat

@DestructibleWatermelon ok well first things first I reccomend taking a quick learn of formal grammar theory. Then read up on some simple parser engine e.g. recursive decent and you should be good to go

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Q: Misconstrued Monomials

There exists an equation, assuming n and x are positive, that expresses the relationship between two monomials, one being a common misrepresentation of the other. Many people make the simple mistake of equating these (i.e. 3x^2 and (3x)^2). Challenge Given a positive integer, i, determine an...

ASCII-only

1:32 AM

@Downgoat ???

Zach Gates

@DestructibleWatermelon Here's some sample code I wrote a while back to match nested brackets. Maybe you'll find some use for it gist.github.com/zachgates7/14f9482768c3ed3c6793

Qwerp-Derp

@ASCII-only Should we just ditch explicit returns for now?

ASCII-only

@Qwerp-Derp IDK

maybe

Qwerp-Derp

Doesn't really matter, TBH

I don't get how it doesn't work

Without the ret everything works as expected

I think maybe we should have something like this instead

ret cond n->1/0

@ASCII-only Hello?

ASCII-only

@Qwerp-Derp IDK

Qwerp-Derp

1:42 AM

Is it any simpler than what we're doing?

ASCII-only

I think so?

brb

Destructible Watermelon

;_; why can't my brain understand

@ZachGates excuse me what is this and what is it's output even?

I'm confused at what matching means what does this output mean?

it's confusing

Zach Gates

@DestructibleWatermelon Hm, I can't remember. Just forget about it :P

Sp3000

@ZachGates Apologies for complicating things - I'm assuming that the intention is that the algorithm needs to theoretically work for larger inputs with a single solution, but only needs to demonstrably work for 64-bit i, and for those i n and x need to be positive integers less than 16?

Zach Gates

I know it does something

Destructible Watermelon

1:55 AM

heh. Maybe I'll just put my issue as a challenge on the site :P

Zach Gates

@Sp3000 i is guaranteed to be a positive, 64-bit integer or smaller (but theoretically could be any positive number with a single n, x solution set)

for the challenge, n and x are guaranteed less than 16

Sp3000

k, I think I get your intention now - I think if the spec is worded a bit clearer and you added an example calculation that'll be all good :)

(currently some of the sentences contradict each other)

Zach Gates

which sentences in particular?

Sp3000

The n and x must be less than 16 with the theoretically works sentence

Destructible Watermelon

how exactly should I convert a string to a list of chars? (python)

Zach Gates

2:02 AM

@DestructibleWatermelon list(<your string>)

Destructible Watermelon

kk thanks

Zach Gates

@Sp3000 Hm, I mean that the input integer cannot be represented by values of n or x greater than 15. I've attempted to clarify in my last edit

Destructible Watermelon

apparently my program is to bloated to analyse...

Sp3000

@ZachGates Thanks, I think that's better :) maybe just an example calculation to show how one of the test cases work? Then no more comments from me I promise :)

Deleted my comments to reduce clutter

Zach Gates

No, no, keep the comments coming as long as you have them :P you're very polite with them (as opposed to distastefully blunt). I haven't created an algorithm to do this, yet so I'm not sure how I'd add an example calculation

The best I can do is give an example like 524288 = 8*(4**8)

orlp

2:08 AM

my face when I see an inefficient golf:

Helka Homba

Oh, golf (move along >.>)

orlp

@ZachGates what are you trying to do?

Zach Gates

@orlp codegolf.stackexchange.com/q/93582/39462 Clarify

Sp3000

@ZachGates That's basically all that's necessary :) it's just to make the connection painfully obvious (you have large test cases so it's hard to test in your head)

PhiNotPi

Is there someone mathematically-inclined who is willing to look over my sandbox post about Dempster-Shafer theory? meta.codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/10096/2867 It's a generic "perform this algorithm"-type challenge, but I want to know if people understand what is going on.

Downgoat

2:10 AM

@orlp :O you are flawr???

Zach Gates

@Sp3000 Sweet, I'll go ahead and add that then

orlp

@ZachGates what is the problem?

Zach Gates

@orlp I believe I've gotten it all clarified, but I'm open to suggestions

Helka Homba

CMC: replace every occurrence of g or G in your chat messages with p or P

Po!

orlp

@ZachGates I think the confusion is that you say it should work for any i

while you say that n and x should be less than 16

Sp3000

2:13 AM

@ZachGates Sorry, I was thinking more of a "the first test case is 15, 11 because the input is 15*11^15"

Zach Gates

@orlp Theoretically. For the purposes of the challenge, it should work for any 64-bit integer i or smaller that has only one solution

orlp

@ZachGates but that's impossible

consider i = 17

only solution is x = 17, n = 1

which violates x < 16

Zach Gates

Right. That's not a valid input

Helka Homba

@Sp3000 you lose :(

orlp

@ZachGates so it's not any i

Zach Gates

2:15 AM

I should just remove the 64-bit restriction on input and leave it open to arbitrarily large numbers

Destructible Watermelon

wait I don't think I actually needed a parser...

Zach Gates

Done. The algorithm should work for arbitrarily large integers, i that have only 1 solution for n and x.

Downgoat

how to know the dev messed up in vim 101 >_>

Sp3000

@HelkaHomba Well pee, the post pot obscured in the barrape of messapes

Probs not the best idea actually, it's messing with my phone dict

Zach Gates

@Dennis You're right and this issue keeps coming up. I'm not sure how to properly disallow solutions of 1,x

orlp

2:23 AM

@ZachGates if a solution with n > 1 and x > 1 exists, mandate it

otherwise (e.g. prime number), output either version

Dennis

@ZachGates The easy way would be to require n > 1 and x > 1.

orlp

@Dennis not possible

e.g. i=17

Zach Gates

How about "Return the largest possible set of n and x"?

Sp3000

^ was about to say what Dennis said, and undefined behaviour for other inputs

orlp

@ZachGates it's a pair of integers, those are not well-ordered

what is the 'largest' of a pair of integers?

Dennis

2:25 AM

Largest how?

orlp

largest sum will always be [1,i]

Zach Gates

Smallest possible sum of n and x *

Dennis

And in case of a tie?

Sp3000

(Personally I still think restricting n,x > 1 and undefined behaviour for no or multiple solutions is easiest)

orlp

IMO just mandate non-trivial solutions (with n ^ x > 1)

unless those don't exist

then just output n = 1 x = i

Sp3000

2:31 AM

So... print any valid nontrivial solution where possible otherwise (1, i)?

Zach Gates

> Given a positive integer, i, determine and return the solution for n and x with the smallest sum as an array [n, x].

orlp

I really don't like the smallest sum solution

that requires extra logic not really relevant to the problem

Zach Gates

What if there are 3 solutions?

Destructible Watermelon

most of my program needs restructuring ._.

Conor O'Brien

Something kind of... Unsettling. I'm looking at IE behavior and I see that statements like let s = 5 are syntactically valid, but don't do anything to s .-.

Downgoat

3:11 AM

@ConorO'Brien samething in Safari 8 beta

UI feedback pls? :3

ASCII-only

@Downgoat There's like nothing there, what feedback can anyone give

Downgoat

@ASCII-only if lines are think enough. text in legible, font is correctly bolded, contrast, colors, etc.

ASCII-only

Everything is fine IMO, just make the 'Browser' and 'Node.js' less bold

Downgoat

hm ok

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

@Downgoat 2/10 no comic sans, red font, or freehand circles

Downgoat

3:21 AM

;_; y u sai dis

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

because it's tru

> IE

> Unsettling

read that far, starred

Destructible Watermelon

so much restructuring ;_;

aargh

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

Primitive Technology: Barrel Tiled Shed

►

Destructible Watermelon

3:37 AM

I pretty much have to reimplement the entire program now ;_;

Downgoat

pls halp did i choose good shade of green

ASCII-only

Yes

Maybe a bit lighter?

Destructible Watermelon

@Downgoat wat is this where is it?

Downgoat

@DestructibleWatermelon wat

Destructible Watermelon

3:52 AM

exactly

Downgoat

;_; y u gotta confus gaot

Destructible Watermelon

what is the thing you have posted a picture of?

tell me!

Downgoat

@DestructibleWatermelon A project I'm wokring on

its tap secrit rn

Destructible Watermelon

Wait... It's a project... about projects... -_-

Downgoat

@DestructibleWatermelon if you wanna know more pls send ssn and bank detial to nigrianprnice@notscam.net

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

3:59 AM

http://i.imgur.com/djeivlK.gif

Downgoat

in Ask Ubuntu General Room, yesterday, by Kaz Wolfe

[PSA] The Star button is not to be used to express agreement! Use it for funny, relevant, or potentially useful information to people in the future!

6

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Code Golf: Convert to base 6 and back If given a number, convert it to base 6. You can assume it is positive. You can get the number through any of these methods: STDIN, or ask for user input. If i has a 'o' at the end of it then assume the number is base 6 and convert it to a decimal number. As...

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@Downgoat I like this idea, though maybe with less emphasis on "funny" since we have a lot of funny stuff in here.

Destructible Watermelon

4:27 AM

hmmmmmm...

Not sure how to structure this loop

how do i get python to print the whole list?

DLosc

@DestructibleWatermelon print(my_list)?

Destructible Watermelon

4:43 AM

I think I have a really weird problem that needs to be solved anyway

for some reason the list is infinitely nested or something

DLosc

Are you getting something like [...] when you print it?

Destructible Watermelon

yes

DLosc

Yeah, it contains itself.

Destructible Watermelon

why...

why is this happening...

oh, stupid me

I was using an iterator with the same name ._.

DLosc

You trolled yourself. ^_^

Destructible Watermelon

5:05 AM

V_V

orlp

chat mini challenge

shortest C expression that takes on the following values:

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Q: Print a layered cake

Challenge Given an input n, print an ASCII art cake n layers tall, viewed from the side, with two candles on top. Refer to the examples below for details. Output >> cake(1) _|_|_ | | +-----+ >> cake(3) _|_|_ | | +---------+ | | +-------------+ | | +...

code-golf ascii-art kolmogorov-complexity

orlp

 x  y  expr
-1  0: 4
 1  0: 0
 0 -1: 0
 0  1: 4

Destructible Watermelon

in this language I'm making, * is trivially a quine

orlp

you can ignore any other values of x/y

Destructible Watermelon

5:08 AM

so, when y-x=1?

If I knew C this would be easy to golf

orlp

so 4*(dy-dx==1)

can we get shorter?

4*(dy-dx>0)

Destructible Watermelon

y is always one less or one more...

Sp3000

Does x-y&4 work?

orlp

@Sp3000 looks like it!

Destructible Watermelon

hmmmmm (x-y+1)*2?

orlp

5:14 AM

pretty sure Sp's is shortest

since you need both x and y

a shorter solution would have space for 2 extra characters

so one binary and one unary operator

Conor O'Brien

unless there is some <2 byte operator that does it :P

Anonymous

When did Chrome's appearance change? O_o

Downgoat

CSS Question: Really simple but as always CSS makes it a pain: how to make an image 100% of it's parent accounting for padding

Anonymous

233

A: width: 100%-padding?

Read the other answers here, or read this answer: Content of div is longer then div itself when width is set to 100%? box-sizing: border-box is a quick, easy way to fix it: This will work in all modern browsers, and IE8+. Here's a demo: http://jsfiddle.net/thirtydot/QkmSk/301/ ...

Steven H.

Downgoat

5:22 AM

@Mego box-sizing: border-box is the problem

Steven H.

1k hype

Downgoat

CSS doesn't account for the cropped size for the contents and therefore the image is cut

DLosc

@StevenH. Congrats!

Anonymous

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A: How to stretch an image to within the padding of its parent?

.container { padding: 100px; border: 1px solid #000; } .img-holder { /* don't give it width property*/ margin-left: -100px; margin-right: -100px; } p { border: 1px solid #f00 } img { width: 100%; } <div class="container"> <p>... text ...</p> <div class="img-hol...

Downgoat

@StevenH. \o/ \o/ \o/ congrats!

@Mego that is hardcoding a margin and is adding an extra wrapper element... no programmer with half a mind would use that

if you're adding a wrapper element you might as well define the margin in that

Destructible Watermelon

5:26 AM

ooh found bug

Destructible Watermelon

5:39 AM

Ok, I think it's nearly done

Anonymous

@Downgoat Doable in jQuery, not sure about CSS

Destructible Watermelon

just need to make the back slashes work

seshoumara

6:22 AM

hello

Destructible Watermelon

@seshoumara hello!

seshoumara

I woke up with ~20 less reputation and I see no downvotes. Anyone know how that can happen?

Destructible Watermelon

I think I might add more i/o to my language

@seshoumara someone deleting account?

seshoumara

how's would that affect me?

Anonymous

@seshoumara Serial voting reversed, user getting removed, etc.

Anonymous

6:25 AM

Check the reputation tab of your profile

seshoumara

@Mego I did, nothings seems out of ordinary. I remember yesterday I got +60 and yesterday +10, and both were now the same, so it has to be sth not recent.

When someone deletes his account all the votes he gave to other users are removed as well?

DJMcMayhem

Yes, that is correct

Destructible Watermelon

maybe you had a dream that you had more rep... :P

seshoumara

:))

Anonymous

@seshoumara I know that when an account is deleted by the mods/admins, the votes can be removed (usually if the account is a sockpuppet). I don't know if that always applies, though.

seshoumara

6:30 AM

@Mego that makes more sense than always deleting votes on account closure

so, besides that, are there other ways one could have less rep with no downvotes given?

@Mego what did you mean by serial voting reversed?

ASCII-only

@seshoumara If someone votes a lot of posts from a specific user/maybe question in a short period of time it can get reversed

DJMcMayhem

Not on a question. Just if it's on a user

Anonymous

@seshoumara Serial voting is when one account votes (usually all upvotes or downvotes) on many of another account's posts in a short amount of time. The usual reasons are rep inflation (often done by the same user, using a sockpuppet) or grudge downvoting. When the SE system detects such abnormalities, it retracts all of the votes, undoing any reputation changes, and punishes the serial voter.

seshoumara

After some digging through my home page tabs, I think I found the reason of my rep loss.

Apparently a question I answered some days ago got deleted.

DJMcMayhem

Which question?

(link?)

seshoumara

6:37 AM

On the reputation tab however nothing looks out of ordinary. The link is broken now. I'll give it in a sec.

DJMcMayhem

The link is broken for you, but I can still see it (if you posted it)

seshoumara

codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/92362/…

Anonymous

Yeah, users with high enough reputation can see deleted posts

Anonymous

Oh yeah that one

Anonymous

I actually VTC'd it as a dupe, not unclear, but whatever :P

seshoumara

6:39 AM

So unclear was the reason for its deletion?

DJMcMayhem

No, this is the reason:

Low score closed questions are automatically deleted

seshoumara

aha

DJMcMayhem

huh. TIL that deleted questions that are closed as a dupe automagically redirect you to the dupe target (if you don't have enough rep to see them)

seshoumara

I had downvotes as well on my answer to that question, but I think I was 0 or +1 in the end, can't remember.

orlp

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A: Recreate the Windows ME screensaver as ASCII

C (GCC/linux), 402 bytes i,j,X,Y,x,y,w,h; main(){scanf("%d%d",&w,&h);int S[h*++w]; for(srand(time(0));i<h*w;++i)S[i]=-~i%w?32:10;S[i]=0; for(setlocale(6,"");;){x=0;y=1-rand()%2*2;X=rand()%~-w;Y=y<0?h-1:0;j=-14; if(rand()%2)x=y,X=x<0?w-2:0,Y=rand()%h,y=0,j-=2; for(;-~X%w*(-~Y%-~h);usleep(99999)){...

seshoumara

6:44 AM

@DJMcMayhem thanks for looking it up

DJMcMayhem

@seshoumara Yeah, it says you were at +2/-2

Which would be +16

seshoumara

wow, you can see the split as well. I got to get to high rep :)

DJMcMayhem

Or not :D

There's also a chrome extension

@seshoumara Also, no problem, glad I could help! It was mostly just satisfying my own curiousity, haha

DLosc

@DJMcMayhem Oiy, that's cheating :D

DJMcMayhem

I mean, it is publicly available. :P

Anonymous

6:48 AM

@DLosc Hardly cheating when the API allows anyone to see the vote totals without authentication :P

DJMcMayhem

Getting the privilege just makes it more convenient

DLosc

> publicly available cheating

seshoumara

:)

DLosc

@Mego Vote totals as in +/-?

ASCII-only

PPCD-Design (and maybe SOX) do that as well, PPCG-Design on clicking the votecount IIRC

@DLosc Yes

DLosc

6:50 AM

@ASCII-only And here I thought privileged users were privileged ;)

DJMcMayhem

It's not like there's a userscript for closevoting. :P

Anonymous

The only difference between the two is, the API has a daily limit. Users with the "see vote totals" privilege have no limit.

DJMcMayhem

@Mego Wait, there is? I didn't know that. What is the limit?

ASCII-only

@DJMcMayhem 300

10k for authenticated applications

DJMcMayhem

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A: Print a layered cake

ArnoldC, 485 chars IT'S SHOWTIME TALK TO THE HAND "Cake (1)" TALK TO THE HAND "" TALK TO THE HAND " _|_|_" TALK TO THE HAND " | |" TALK TO THE HAND " +-----+" TALK TO THE HAND "" TALK TO THE HAND "Cake (3)" TALK TO THE HAND "" TALK TO THE HAND " _|_|_" TALK TO THE HA...

facepalm

DLosc

6:52 AM

Lol

Midnightas

Is it a good idea to make an esolang with ANTLR4? I hope not lol

ASCII-only

@Midnightas Why not

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7:06 AM

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Q: String Distance

Challenge Given an input of an all-lowercase string [a-z], output the total distance between the letters. Example Input: golf Distance from g to o : 8 Distance from o to l : 3 Distance from l to f : 6 Output: 17 Rules Standard loopholes forbidden This is code-golf - shortest answer in by...

code-golf string

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7:17 AM

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Q: Interpret Repetition!

This challenge is the first in a two-challenge showcase, about Repetition. The second will be up soon. In a language called Repetition (something I just made up), there consists an infinite string of 12345678901234567890..., with 1234567890 repeating forever. The following syntax is available t...

code-golf math

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7:51 AM

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Q: In the communication of Bluetooth BLE, we are troubled

That you want to achieve Surface pro4 the peripheral side The iPad air in the Central side , Without pairing , we would like to send and receive data . So BluetoothAPIs and BluetoothGATTGetServices, but is likely to be implemented Information is small, and is troubled by that situation . What be...

c++

Beta Decay

You know, I think Community ♦ hates the sandbox

Anonymous

Is this too mean?

Anonymous

Please don't try Stack Overflow until you can write a cohesive question. — Mego 26 secs ago

DJMcMayhem

It might be mean, but it's definitely true.

I strongly dislike recommending the crappiest of crap questions to SO just so they can get heavily downvoted over there also.

Anonymous

@DJMcMayhem Yeah, I was considering typing out a custom close reason comment, but decided on that one instead.

Anonymous

7:56 AM

@BetaDecay Not really; we're just weird for wanting one question to be permanently featured.

DJMcMayhem

I mean, you definitely could go with something more constructive like "Just so you know, this question in it's current state will also be closed on SO. Please read through their [help center] before posting your question there." or something like that

Qwerp-Derp

(I'm pretty sure the guy doesn't understand what the word "incomprehensible" means anyways, it seems he/she's using Google Translate or smth)

I'm just being brutally honest and saying that the question is incomprehensible.

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@Mego But looking through the edit history, seeing being protected and unprotected constantly XD

It's a hilariously uphill battle

DJMcMayhem

WTF?

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A: Print all integers

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Qwerp-Derp

I just don't know

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7:59 AM

> by my name i want snnulment

I want snnulment too now

Qwerp-Derp

@DJMcMayhem Maybe it's an enciphered version of a piece of code that prints all integers.

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