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1:00 PM
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It's not every day you get to actually pull the puppet strings. Have fun! gop.com/debate-prep-survey
 
^ I'm in Russia, not in US, as such, I'm exempt
 
The beauty of this is you're probably not exempt. I doubt they're doing geolocation blocking or anything. I think Trump actually thinks this makes him look more serious :/
 
Anonymous
@Geobits Oh man... Pick every single topic, watch the train hop off the tracks and demolish a small village.
 
1:05 PM
If you are doubted with geolocation, try to submit in a country other than US.
 
Yeah... it's too bad the first question doesn't have the option "No, don't change the subject. Answer the questions that are asked."
 
> Should Trump contrast his tell-it-like-it-is attitude with Hillary’s running list of lies, corruption, and deceit?
 
@zyabin101 Oh, that sucks :(
 
ahahahahaha
 
> How would you rate Trump’s campaign?
Too conservative
Too liberal
Too moderate
Just right
Too liberal by half
 
Anonymous
1:07 PM
I also said too liberal... I just want to see how insane he'll go at this point
 
If anyone ever doubted he just tells people what they want to hear, this is pretty good evidence.
 
Anonymous
I also said my name was Donald Trump, my email was cantstumpthetrump@gmail.com, and I live in NYC
 
Wait... Mego is Trump? This is big news, let me get HuffPo on the phone.
 
@Mego inb4 they find out that Donald Trump can't participate.
or his email is other, or he lives somewhere else
 
Anonymous
I say a lot of things. That doesn't make them true :P
 
1:14 PM
So you are Trump? :P
 
Anonymous
Nope, just a penguin
 
Oh. Carry on then.
 
May 19 at 1:11, by mınxomaτ
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They have something in common.
4
 
ಠ_ಠ
 
Anonymous
@mınxomaτ But penguins are actually great :(
 
1:18 PM
^
 
🤣
^ TIL unicode have a ROFL emoji
 
I can't even make that out. It's just a yellow blob. Like someone spit mustard on my screen.
 
Anonymous
@Geobits Why would anybody buy a blank book?
 
1:21 PM
Amazon says it's got 198 pages (paperback edition), so there must be either one really big problem or lots of little ones.
 
ಠ_ಠ
 
Anonymous
Or just 198 blank pages because penguins are perfect and have no problems
 
Do penguins have knees?
 
Dunno. There's no preview button, so I can't see inside :(
On Amazon or on their legs.
 
1:23 PM
I've been wondering for a really long time
 
Anonymous
@DJMcMayhem Yep
 
Anonymous
They're just hidden by their feathers
 
Oh, I found some evidence the book isn't blank: The guy also has an hour long webinar based on it: vimeo.com/50290831
 
1:24 PM
@Mego Except this is a marketing book.
 
Knees don't seem to help, though.
 
Interesting...
 
Anonymous
Having an hour-long webinar about anything is solid proof that he has a sad life :P
 
True
 
And there don't exist blank books.
 
1:25 PM
How about proof that penguins are mean and bad in general?
 
Except notebooks. :P
 
Sure they do.
 
Anonymous
@Geobits Clearly you missed what the one penguin said about the other's mother as it was walking by. The push was clearly justified.
 
@RenderSettings Right now, after the crowdsale, did the 2 gb requirement on vere change?
 
1:27 PM
@Mego I don't see how that doesn't also prove my point though... >_>
 
@Geobits I was literally just about to post that... D:
 
OHMIGOD I DO THIS
 
Anonymous
@Geobits The "penguin" that made the comment about the other's mother wasn't actually a penguin. It was a sheep in disguise.
 
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Q: Telegraphy Golf: Decode Baudot Code

Jordan Background In 1870 Émile Baudot invented Baudot Code, a fixed-length character encoding for telegraphy. He designed the code to be entered from a manual keyboard with just five keys; two operated with the left hand and three with the right: The right index, middle and ring fingers operate t...

 
@Mego That's a convoluted yarn you're spinning. I like it. You should put up a web survey so people can tell you what to talk about next.
 
Anonymous
1:29 PM
@Geobits Carp.
 
haha the first result is a hockey team
 
I was hoping for some funny definitions, but those are all sane answers.
 
That's because there's just nothing funny or interesting about them :P
 
@Geobits ಠ__________ಠ
 
1:30 PM
@TùxCräftîñg That's because the team is currently more relevant than the actual bird. Proving a point.
 
Anonymous
@Geobits :( why do you do this to me? why do you break my penguin heart?
 
@mınxomaτ ಠ__________ಠ
 
Anonymous
On a related note, I might have too much penguin stuff... I should gather it all up and take a picture.
 
@Mego I thought penguin hearts were cold and hard already.
 
1:31 PM
Btw about a hundred years later there won't be any penguins
 
@Mego Thank you very much. Need to merge docs again
 
Anonymous
@Geobits No they're warm under all of the feathers
 
Weird. They're always served cold at the local deli :/
 
:O I just posted my 200th submission to the site!
 
Anonymous
:(
 
1:33 PM
Haha
 
19384 starred messages
What will be the 20000th?
 
No
 
(and then you star the message...)
 
1:35 PM
Something funny, hopefully
That doesn't work, Tux. Starring your message now just makes you #19385
 
;___________;
 
@Sherlock9 It does if he waits. It's a long game.
TILBDRNTK: qz.com/298507/…
Sorry, penguins and penguin fans.
 
Anonymous
@Geobits Do I want to know what that acronym means?
 
Today I learned but didn't really need to know
 
Anonymous
Oh wait I got it
 
1:38 PM
._.
 
:D
 
Anonymous
Damnit Sherlock stop being so... Sherlocky. I was just about to type that when you ninja'd me.
 
Mwahahaha :D
Also of note, TILBWICF
 
Anonymous
Today I learned but wish I could forget
 
Yep :D And TILWMWNMTK?
 
1:40 PM
Even more useful: TILPAABNNABAS
 
Wait a second, does downvoting an answer count towards your rep-cap?
 
@DJMcMayhem Yes, if you downvote before capping. If you've downvoted and gain 200 rep, you can still get one more. If you cap and then downvote, IIRC you cannot.
Of course, this is all hearsay. If you want proof, create a voting ring with a bunch of socks and cap me for the day. Just do it carefully so it doesn't get reverted ;)
 
Cannot what? I capped, then downvoted, then received +1 on an upvote.
That doesn't seem right
 
Oh. Well then you got your answer.
Why? You're still only gaining 200 rep for the day.
 
Idk, it seems like it should be 199
What if that answer later gets deleted? Would I be +201?
 
1:46 PM
You could find out by undownvoting something I guess.
FWIW, your public profile should show 201 anyway, since downvote-minuses aren't shown there at all (to others).
 
You of all people should understand why I can't do that. :P
It deserved it
 
Oh, I didn't say keep it undownvoted :P
 
Haha, I once downvoted something because I was at 11,112, and I wanted a picture of 11,111, but then it wouldn't update and got locked in, hahaha
That's the worst possible reason to vote
I edited it so I could unvote though
 
Haha, well tbf it's pretty easy to find something that actually deserves a downvote next time you're in that situation.
 
Hopefully I'm never at 11,112 again. >_<
 
1:50 PM
@Geobits Alright, I'm stumped
@Mego How would you do first differences in Actually?
 
@Sherlock9 lol, umm, it was... Today I learned penguins are assholes but not nearly as bad as seals
@DJMcMayhem You'll be at 22,223 soon enough ;)
 
Ah, mine was: Today I learned what man was not meant to know
 
CMC: Find the first number after a 0 in an array
 
Anonymous
@Sherlock9 Do what with the who now?
 
@Geobits :D
 
1:52 PM
@DJMcMayhem what's expected if 0 is the last element or if 0 isn't present
 
Undefined
 
or if the array has other types
 
@Mego You have a list of integers: [a,b,c,d]. Output is first differences: [b-a, c-b, d-c]
 
Anonymous
Oh
 
@DJMcMayhem So something like l[l.index(0)+1] ?
 
Anonymous
1:53 PM
 
7 bytes: tYp~)2)
 
Actually, 7 bytes: ;0@íu@E
 
@DJMcMayhem int array or char array (string)?
 
@DJMcMayhem what is expected for [0 0 4]
 
@betseg int
@Poke 0
 
1:57 PM
@DJMcMayhem +20 bytes :/
 
param($n)$n[$n.IndexOf(0)+1]
 
@betseg What? What language?
 
@Mego Well, it seems so simple now :D
 
@DJMcMayhem I could see that in some that have a simple indexOf for strings but no easy array searching.
Assuming single digits for the string thing though.
 
I'm asking betseg
 
1:59 PM
@DJMcMayhem C
strchr() for strings, nothing for int arrays
 
Anonymous
Yeah I realized that after you edited it to be a reply :P
 
@betseg That wouldn't work for [101,0,3] though, would it?
 
@Geobits it would, but it has to be 2-byte int
(or char)
 
I think it's interesting how you can pretty accurately guess what language everybody is using, based off of knowing them and syntax.
 
@Mego, did Dennis pull Actually yet? For the O stuff.
 
2:04 PM
Hey, I actually answered non-Java this time :P
 
Like, I'm sure most of you could probably guess what é $á |df wD is
 
@DJMcMayhem some shell
 
Which, I suppose is actually invalid
 
I don't think so
 
My answer? Yeah, it definitely is invalid
 
Anonymous
2:05 PM
@Sherlock9 Yep
 
4 mins ago, by Geobits
@betseg That wouldn't work for [101,0,3] though, would it?
Same reason as that ^
 
@DJMcMayhem oh you mean as an answer? i thought you meant as a bash script
 
Anonymous
For grins, the Python solution: lambda a:a[a.index(0)+1]
 
@betseg oh. Well its V not bash
 
@DJMcMayhem it's actually valid in Bash (assuming é and df programs exist)
 
2:08 PM
What's wD?
 
An argument for df
 
15 mins ago, by Geobits
@DJMcMayhem So something like l[l.index(0)+1] ?
 
@Mego Oh goody. Incidentally, I have another bug to report :D
 
> char * strstr (const char *haystack, const char *needle)
 
O and the d and p from your first differences code
 
2:09 PM
Lol
 
checking string.h
_CRTIMP char* __cdecl __MINGW_NOTHROW   strstr (const char*, const char*)  __MINGW_ATTRIB_PURE;
 
@Mego Frankly, sir, I think the O bugs should be status-deferred until I can get through list command documentation and write them all down
 
ah it's in gcc /usr/include/string.h
 
Omg
I'm too clever
i;f(*n){for(;n[i++];);return n[i];}
 
2:14 PM
@DJMcMayhem i;f(*n){for(;n[i++];);return n[i];}
Too clever, even for me :D
 
I think i has to be declared in-scope or it isn't reusable, no?
 
@Geobits add 3 bytes, for(i=0;...
 
@DJMcMayhem Just because 99% of what I code is in PowerShell doesn't mean ... OK, yeah, it totally does.
Down to ~3.5 minutes for input 204 for the Prime Buddies challenge
 
@<@
 
False
 
Anonymous
2:20 PM
@Sherlock9 Really it's due to me making poor choices when originally implementing the various list functions and not really ever going back and fixing them
 
Anonymous
I've fixed d and p
 
@TimmyD even your avatar
 
2:36 PM
@betseg Hehe, yeah. I figure I might as well go all-out, since that's what I'm doing anyway. Kinda like Geobits and the downvote button.
Speaking of, @Geobits, are you going to change your avatar when we get a site design in 6-8 weeks?
 
My avatar was initially python
 
@Mego Welp, we're going through them all now, I guess :D
 
Kurzgesagt's new video
GMOs saving the humanity
 
@TimmyD No idea. I'll have to decide that when the time comes. I think it's mostly going to depend on what it looks like. I really like this one.
 
Anonymous
Just keep your avatar the same. You can claim that you're being retro.
 
Anonymous
2:47 PM
@Dennis @MartinEnder @Doorknob Could the mod team possibly reach out to the SE team and see what the status of our site design is? It's been months since we last heard anything.
 
^
@RohanJhunjhunwala can I publish an interpreter of S.I.L.O.S in Python?
 
SO is down, we're all gonna die!
 
We are aware of issues on Stack Overflow right now. We are investigating.
 
SO works correctly for me
 
It's working fine for me too.
 
2:56 PM
Everyone, room TV, phones, everyone switch to @StackStatus!
 
@DJMcMayhem pls halp wat is programing
wait nvm its working
 
Programming may refer to: Broadcast programming, scheduling content for television Computer programming, the act of instructing computers to perform tasks Programming language, an artificial language designed to communicate instructions to a machine Game programming, the software development of video games Dramatic programming, fictional television content Mathematical programming, or optimization, is the selection of a best element Neuro-linguistic programming, a pseudoscientific method aimed at modifying human behavior Programming (music), generating music electronically Radio programmin...
@Downgoat which exactly programming?
 
@Downgoat its when you flip lights on screen to tell teh computer wat to do
 
But the pattern of light showing isn't the pattern of light I wanted at all!
 
wat is computer pls halp idk SO borked ;____;
 
2:59 PM
 
@Downgoat Migrated to yahoo! answers
 
thx
 

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