The Nineteenth Byte

Maltysen

00:00

oh metadata is stored in "tEXt" chunks

wow iTXt supports UTF-8 text, png is awesome

Helka Homba

@Maltysen Opening multiple accounts for the 15GB free Google Drive space seems easier. (Not that I advise doing that either.)

Downgoat

@Maltysen libpng.org/pub/png/spec/1.2/PNG-Contents.html

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

@Maltysen the dude on PPCG who made it

Maltysen

@EᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏIʀᴋ o_O

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

some guy who claimed to have made the PNG format answered a challenge here

Downgoat

00:04

@EᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏIʀᴋ that was jpeg iirc

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

the challenge was "make an image format"

@Downgoat hm, i thought it was PNG

oh, looks like image magik instead

29

A: Dither a Grayscale Image

GraphicsMagick/ImageMagick Ordered Dither: convert B2DBy.jpg -gamma .6 -ordered-dither [all] 4x4 ordered4x4g6.pbm Before complaining about my using an "established algorithm" please read the ChangeLog for GraphicsMagick and ImageMagick for April 2003 where you'll see that I implemented the al...

Helka Homba

Opinions on my new YT channel header?

Maltysen

helkomba?

jk, it looks pretty cool

maybe replace the white part with transparecny?

Downgoat

@HelkaHomba It looks good but the font could be changed

(maybe slightly less extereme gradient too)

otherwise it looks cool

Helka Homba

@Maltysen Hmm. Would that work on YouTube?

Maltysen

00:07

oh good point, idk

Martin Ender

@LuisMendo have you considered inverting the gray code explicitly instead of looking it up in the full table? there are some formulae here oeis.org/A006068

@Maltysen Elk Homba

Helka Homba

@Downgoat The font is just lines I drew to get them pixel perfect :P I agree that the gradient and font are a bit jarring though. Thanks for the input :)

@MartinEnder And there's another problem... >.>

Maltysen

plus the B looks like an 8

@HelkaHomba maybe remove the black?

Helka Homba

ok

noɥʇʎPʎzɐɹC

@HelkaHomba your voice...

...it is...

familiar...

Helka Homba

00:10

Oh?

noɥʇʎPʎzɐɹC

Not many of your fans know about your presence on PPCG...

Maltysen

how do i edit hex in vim again?

Helka Homba

@noɥʇʎPʎzɐɹC I have not many fans to begin with :/

noɥʇʎPʎzɐɹC

180

Helka Homba

140

quartata

00:15

@Maltysen -b?

PhiNotPi

130 final offer

Maltysen

@quartata no it was xxd

quartata

That isn't an editor just a dumper

Maltysen

@quartata no, but you can use it in vim

its weird but vim.se peoples say it works

quartata

Keep in mind that -b will ensure that vim doesn't add any newlines or mangle binary

Helka Homba

00:29

@Maltysen Better?

noɥʇʎPʎzɐɹC

better

Maltysen

@HelkaHomba nice!

Helka Homba

Thanks! I'm still uncertain but it's better than my old one.

Downgoat

@HelkaHomba maybe add like a 0.8 opacity to the text

noɥʇʎPʎzɐɹC

it's the typical too-fancy overdesigned youtube banner

a clean one would look nice

DJMcMayhem

00:41

Woohoo! 15K! \o/

3

ASCII-only

Oh look it's crazydythou

Downgoat

@DJMcMayhem \o/ \o/ \o/ congrats!!!!

noɥʇʎPʎzɐɹC

@ASCII-only :/

PhiNotPi

My rep is also an even number.

quartata

There was a time when I had double DJ's rep; now he has double mine. An excellent illustration of my laziness

anyways congratulations

DJMcMayhem

00:45

Haha, thanks

DJMcMayhem

00:57

Next step: get into the first page of users sorted by rep

PhiNotPi

Gotta get that swag.

Helka Homba

@noɥʇʎPʎzɐɹC I agree. Too busy. Better now?

PhiNotPi

01:13

I'm trying out Storj's "rent your hard drive" thing.

I mean, I'm not expecting to make any money (I'll probably stop this experiment in a few days).

Based on my hard drive's (lack of) utilization, I say that there's probably a lot more space on the Storj network than there are people who want to use it.

Right now it's using 0B of the 150GB I allotted it.

Helka Homba

@PhiNotPi I thought that was a Swedish company name but then I realized it's just a startup mangling a real word.

Interesting idea though

But what's to stop people from formatting their drives, deleting strangers' data?

PhiNotPi

@HelkaHomba nothing really. Data is supposedly stored in triplicate, and I think people get paid performance-wise.

Helka Homba

01:31

And consumer upload speeds are sadly super slow. With things like $1.99/mo/100GB on Google Drive you'd need very low rates to make that worthwhile

ASCII-only

@HelkaHomba But the file is chunked

I'm assuming that means parallel download on your side

Helka Homba

Ah, maybe

Qwerp-Derp

01:44

So is anyone on?

DJMcMayhem

I'm sort of on

ASCII-only

Yes

Dennis

More or less.

quartata

@orlp I was googling how to compile a Cython module with static linking and found you asking that on SO 5 years ago

Dennis

I'd appreciate some feedback on my challenge idea. So far, I only got an upvote and a downvote.

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Hyper about quines code-challenge quine code-generation source-layout busy-beaver Inspired by Hyperprogramming: N+N, N×N, N^N all in one. Definitions Hyperquines Define a n,m–hyperquine as a quine-like full program or function P that satisfies all rules that apply to proper quines and, in a...

quartata

01:48

Did you ever get that working

ASCII-only

@Dennis +1 for potato

Dennis

Gee, I hope that not the real reason. :P

ASCII-only

Also +1 for a hard quine challenge (and also a hard (maybe unusual?) challenge with short solutions)

I'd imagine language is gonna be a major factor in this

Dennis

Isn't it always?

ASCII-only

In turing tarpits e.g. BF I'd imagine it may be possible to have an infinite-order chain

Dennis

01:54

Personally, I can't even think of a valid solution, but I hope others can.

Aw crap! I was thinking about Doorknob's borked terminal when I chose potato, but I just remembered that there's that meme...

I need a better plant.

Geobits

I'd suggest rhubarb or rutabaga

ASCII-only

@Dennis In BF it shouldn't be much harder in BF than a normal quine, you'd just need to modify the structure ~~a bit~~ quite a lot

Dennis

Went with bananas. I like bananas.

ASCII-only

It's probably way easier in languages that ignore/fail silently on errors

Geobits

@Dennis How bourgeois :P

PhiNotPi

02:02

cold welding: i.imgur.com/iihMpJn.gifv

Dennis

@Geobits Stop making me google words. :P

Destructible Watermelon

yo

El'endia Starman

@PhiNotPi Woah. More details?

Geobits

@Dennis If you don't want to google them, you could always bing them >_>

Dennis

No, thank you.

PhiNotPi

02:10

@El'endiaStarman Basically, if you take two ultra-pure metal samples and touch them together, they simply bind together.

ASCII-only

@PhiNotPi Ultra-pure?

PhiNotPi

By that, I mean no surface oxide layer, like you had said.

Geobits

I've heard that before, but never seen it done.

ASCII-only

@Geobits Look it up, there are more videos (and some videos of larger-scale cold welding)

El'endia Starman

@PhiNotPi Yeah, I've heard of that. I want more details on this one gif.

PhiNotPi

02:15

@El'endiaStarman literally got it from reddit: reddit.com/r/chemicalreactiongifs/comments/50z5x1/… (link to research paper in comments)

they are two gold nanowires

Geobits

Ah, makin that bling.

That tiny tiny bling

Helka Homba

I just realized a challenge I was writing wasn't that feasible, but I had fun writing the intro

> The Vividest Tax of Bureaucracy (the VTB), a powerful, fictional country, is electing a new leader soon, who, among other things, will choose new income tax brackets. As a programmer for the JST (Just Send Taxes service), you need to be able to quickly make sure sure the proposed brackets are donstitutional because the new leader may make constant revisions and caresses to the numbers.

PhiNotPi

you can probably post the intro by itself and still have it be a well-received question

Geobits

With great reputation comes great... nevermind, just do it :P

ASCII-only

@HelkaHomba TIL tax is a country

El'endia Starman

02:23

@PhiNotPi That's really cool.

@Dennis Holy crap, that seems really hard.

Helka Homba

@ASCII-only waits for someone to notice the letter shift

Dennis

Without a doubt, my hardest challenge so far.

Geobits

@HelkaHomba Oh jeez -_-

+1 for that ;)

El'endia Starman

@HelkaHomba donstitutional teehee :P

PhiNotPi

> sure sure

Dennis

02:29

You can never be sure enough.

Geobits

I saw donstitutional the first time through, but didn't pay it any mind. It makes more sense in light of the other changes though.

PhiNotPi

...I don't get it.

Dennis

Conald Trump

Geobits

This is the answer you need.

Learn How To Be Transparent

02:54

@Hello!

Qwerp-Derp

@LearnHowToBeTransparent Hello there!

El'endia Starman

@LearnHowToBeTransparent: Isn't deleting messages like the polar opposite of transparency? (By the way, don't delete legitimate messages.)

Downgoat

^ it can get you suspended

Learn How To Be Transparent

i thought it is off-topic

El'endia Starman

@Downgoat s/will/may/

Qwerp-Derp

03:06

@Downgoat Gitbook is really frustrating... I'm just going to make the Logicode docs from scratch.

Can anyone help with, like, general documentation? I just need a few HTML pages.

El'endia Starman

@LearnHowToBeTransparent Maybe do that thinking before posting messages? :)

ASCII-only

@Qwerp-Derp D: but Gitbook is good, ReadTheDocs is good as well

Downgoat

@Qwerp-Derp :( I'd love to help you but I'm a bit busy rn (can I get back to you in like 15-30 minutes)

ASCII-only

@Qwerp-Derp 0/10 HTML

Downgoat

RST is uck though

ASCII-only

03:07

At least use Jekyll

Learn How To Be Transparent

@El'endiaStarman yeah. i posted then i remembered that it's offtopic. i'll be careful next time.

Qwerp-Derp

@ASCII-only 0/10 your opinions... :(

We have polar opposite opinions on like, everything

El'endia Starman

@LearnHowToBeTransparent So long as you don't keep doing it over and over again, you're welcome here. :)

Qwerp-Derp

@ASCII-only Besides, I cannot be bothered to use Jekyll (and I'm not bothered to look at the docs either)

ASCII-only

@Qwerp-Derp Well, if you want to keep manually writing all of it in HTML (if that's what you're doing) instead of Markdown that's fine

Qwerp-Derp

03:11

Yeah, I guess

Destructible Watermelon

I was thinking of making a KotH challenge, but I don't know how to make a controller, especially a language agnostic one

El'endia Starman

@DestructibleWatermelon Somebody has a KotH framework. @NathanMerrill, I think?

Destructible Watermelon

how to use?

El'endia Starman

I don't know. :/

Destructible Watermelon

also what language? I only know python

El'endia Starman

03:23

I think his is in Java but can interface with other languages.

Destructible Watermelon

well, I think subprocess.popen is the kind of thing I want, but it is confusing to me

Learn How To Be Transparent

do you know how to golf a*?

Destructible Watermelon

@LearnHowToBeTransparent elaborate?

Learn How To Be Transparent

i mean A star pathfinder

Destructible Watermelon

I don't even know how to code a*...

Qwerp-Derp

03:37

Oh, the A* algorithm?

Geobits

I've done A* before, but golfing it isn't really going to be any different than golfing anything else.

Qwerp-Derp

I only know A* because of XKCD.

Geobits

I only found xkcd using A*.

2

Learn How To Be Transparent

but i can't find how to golf it

codegolf.stackexchange.com/search?q=pathfinder

Qwerp-Derp

@Geobits Feq... do you have any progress on the Logicode quine?

Geobits

03:44

@LearnHowToBeTransparent If you want to figure out how to golf it, you'd be better off learning to golf in general. There are several pathfinding challenges here, but I don't know one off the top of my head that uses A*. Golfing is a general technique though. You can apply it to any code.

@Qwerp-Derp Nope!

Qwerp-Derp

Crap

Destructible Watermelon

(how) can I make sure that a process opened with subprocess.popen doesn't open/modify any files etc.?

Geobits

I'm not entirely sure that's possible, but I've only used it a couple times.

Qwerp-Derp

I wish someone could attempt the Logicode quine challenge.

Geobits

Don't feel bad. Most of those perpetual bounties are just that: perpetual.

Yours has at least some chance of being claimed.

Though it doesn't look easy by any stretch of the word.

Qwerp-Derp

03:49

True.

Maltysen

04:03

@Geobits rofl

Destructible Watermelon

so, anyway, I'm making a KotH

It is going to be a 1 dimensional chess variant

feersum

Poor knights.

Geobits

Ok knights, you can move two that way, and, uh... one back?

ASCII-only

@feersum And most of the pieces

Bishops can't move, the queen acts as a rook, and pawns can't capture

Downgoat

04:25

@ASCII-only @ConorO'Brien @EᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏIʀᴋ @Quill @quartata @anyoneElseInterested I've setup a beta channel for cheddar builds, which you can install with npm i -g cheddar-lang-beta. This will add a cheddar-beta command running the beta version of cheddar. Classes are quite a big addition with many possible bugs. Any help beta testing and finding bugs is appreciated :3

Qwerp-Derp

Ah

@Downgoat Cheddar is written in JS, right?

ASCII-only

@Qwerp-Derp Yes, hence why it's on npm

Qwerp-Derp

Ah

Does anyone here have the time to make some HTML pages?

Sorry for the constant promotion, I just need help (desperately).

Maltysen

@Qwerp-Derp maybe?

Qwerp-Derp

@Maltysen OK...

Do you have time to make some docs for Logicode?

Maltysen

04:38

you should use sphinx

it makes html pages automatically

well i cant do it now, playing league

Qwerp-Derp

What

How do you use RTD

Dennis

05:30

@DJMcMayhem In case you're interested:

0

A: Divisibility test

Brain-Flak, 72 bytes ({}<>){({}[()])<>({}<>)<>({}())<>({}[()]<>){(<()>)}{}<>}<>{}([[]](111)<{}>) Takes dividend and divisor as input, in that order. Try it online!

The stack-clean requirement for the bounty is brutal though. No easy way to extend it...

betseg

@DJMcMayhem congrats on 15k!

Destructible Watermelon

05:44

an anomaly:

-2

A: Divisibility test

TCC, 1 byte (Non-competing) v Input is 2 numbers seperated by a space Try it online!

a one byte builtin without many upvotes O.O

Dennis

Mainly because it's cheating.

DJMcMayhem

@Dennis Nice! What's the general algorithm it uses? Does it use modulo in anyway?

Dennis

Yes, it computes the modulo, then derives the divisibility by peeking at the height of the stack.

DJMcMayhem

So how long is just the modulus part?

orlp

@quartata heh

I tend to ask popular questions

Dennis

05:53

@DJMcMayhem 60 bytes, but it's not stack-clean.

DJMcMayhem

I think you could change the end from {}([[]]()<{}>) to {}{}([[]]())

Oh wait, nvmd

orlp

@quartata on stackoverflow I have 9x the famous question badge

DJMcMayhem

@Dennis oh, I see. What does it pop?

Qwerp-Derp

@ASCII-only Are you on?

I have a bug...

ASCII-only

@Qwerp-Derp Yeah

Qwerp-Derp

05:56

This doesn't eval properly... cond a&b->do whatever/do whatever

Dennis

@DJMcMayhem For calculating n%d, it pops n/d items, which have to be 0 or the algorithm won't work.

Qwerp-Derp

If you have builtins in the param of the cond, it breaks

which is weird

ASCII-only

@Qwerp-Derp Does out a&b work

DJMcMayhem

Well, I'm always happy to see someone new using my language

Qwerp-Derp

Oh wait hang on...

Crap

I forgot that ands were really weird

ASCII-only

05:59

@Qwerp-Derp ?

Qwerp-Derp

I thought it would work the way I wanted, but it didn't

Beta Decay

06:14

CMC: What do you call the # symbol? Hash or pound?

Qwerp-Derp

Hash

ASCII-only

@BetaDecay Octothorpe

Maltysen

@BetaDecay number sign

Geobits

Hash and pound, depends on usage. Octothorpe if I'm being an ass :P

Oh, that too sometimes.

Beta Decay

@ASCII-only Well that's just long-winded :D

Qwerp-Derp

06:15

We should have a custom highlighter for some of our languages.

ASCII-only

Esolangs IDE Room

Room for discussion of an Esolangs IDE

Beta Decay

I'm glad that none of you call it a pound sign exclusively... That's what £ was invented for

Geobits

Well, uh... # was used for pounds before it was used for anything else IIRC.

Beta Decay

It was?

Geobits

Uh, you're not supposed to ask me that as a followup. Now I feel the need to find a source :P

Beta Decay

06:22

Haha sorry

Geobits

This looks decent enough I guess (from Wikipedia):

> The symbol is described as the "number" character in an 1853 treatise on book-keeping. Examples of it being used to indicate pounds exist at least as far back as 1850, and its double meaning is described in a book-keeping text from 1880.

ASCII-only

here in the intro (an abbreviation for pounds avoirdupois), it means pounds as in weight

Beta Decay

Huh, you learn something new every day

Geobits

IMO, it's a hash when used for computer-related things, number when followed by a number, pound when following a weight (or talking about the button on a phone), and octothorpe exclusively when arguing about what it's called.

ASCII-only

Also hashtag on social media

Geobits

06:27

It also makes a handy tic tac toe board if the font's big enough >_>

Beta Decay

Except it's slanted :P

Geobits

Oh, and it's a nice stand-in for sharp if you hate dealing with unicode ;)

@BetaDecay Well, yeah. Still works though :P

ASCII-only

Oh yeah, it also means sharp in C#

Geobits

Oh, do they use # instead of the real sharp symbol?

Maltysen

@Geobits its slanted the wrong way for sharp

ASCII-only

06:30

@Geobits Yeah

Geobits

@Maltysen I know. That's why it's only a stand-in. It's very commonly used that way, though. At least in all the guitar tabs I've seen lol.

Beta Decay

Yeah, and use b for a flat

Bb

Geobits

I've yet to find a good ASCII stand-in for the natural sign though :/

Beta Decay

|/|

Geobits

If I saw that I'd think someone's cat jumped on the keyboard while they were transcribing.

Beta Decay

06:34

WhatayrjfMOWjdidtalking about?

mınxomaτ

In other news: lz5 2.0-beta is out.

Qwerp-Derp

@BetaDecay But if it would be between hash and sharp, I would say sharp.

Destructible Watermelon

with subprocess.Popen, output is in bytearrays, not strings

does input have to be in byte arrays?

halp I don't want bugs

for a board game KotH, should I have output as the piece/place of piece being moved, and the place it is moved to, or the resulting board?

hmmm, I guess the first one would be easier for me to make...

ASCII-only

piece and destination

easier to make, easier to parse for a solution

Destructible Watermelon

cool, thanks

Maltysen

06:46

@DestructibleWatermelon just use the bytearray constructor for input and .decode() for output

Destructible Watermelon

how exactly does the bytearray constructor work?

also, are you sure that I can't input a string?

Maltysen

bytearray(my_text, "encoding")

Destructible Watermelon

ok

just want to make sure that won't just insert bugs though, a string isn't the normal input?

In my variant there are 4 / 8 pieces. I say 4 or 8 because you can 'reverse' a piece, by changing the direction of its moves

also, how exactly should I have output for the setup? a string describing the pieces, or a series of numbers and booleans denoting the placement of the piece, and reversal?

also, is there a simpler/better way to get a loop like this?

while not game_finished:
    player1.play()
    if not game_finished:
        player2.play()

it looks pretty WET, and ugly

wait, I found a fix to the WETness

turn is used as an index, and has the possible values one and zero, like booleans. is it bad form to use turn=not turn, given that it converts to boolean (which are still 1 and 0, but seems weird to use bools)?

Qwerp-Derp

07:02

@Geobits

Maltysen

@DestructibleWatermelon itertools.takewhile(lambda player: player.play() or game_finished, itertools.cycle([player1, player2]))

that should work i think

Qwerp-Derp

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Or:

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Sherlock9

07:18

@ASCII-only Did he mean the ampersand, &?

ASCII-only

@Sherlock9 He meant he forgot & was bitwise (I think?)

Sherlock9

Ah, ok

@Mego I may be being particularly dense here, but how do I use the seriously module in Python in the TIO style. argparse?

Qwerp-Derp

@ASCII-only Wait what?

ASCII-only

IDK

Qwerp-Derp

Should we include conds in vars?

ASCII-only

07:31

@Qwerp-Derp what did you mean when you said the way and works was weird

Anonymous

@Sherlock9 I'm not sure what you mean?

ASCII-only

@Qwerp-Derp IDK, you can just assign to the same var in a cond

Qwerp-Derp

@ASCII-only I thought it was just comparing two numbers like this:

a=111, b=100

Anonymous

You want to, in a Python program, run a Seriously program? from seriously import Seriously; srs = Seriously(); res = srs.eval('your code here') # a list representing the stack

Qwerp-Derp

And a&b would compare it like so:

(in my mind)

a&b => (a is not 0) and (b is not 0) => 1

But I forgot that Logicode's & was bit-wise

@ASCII-only Well, speaking of Logicode, @zyabin101 is like, not doing anything about the Notepad++ highlighter

Anonymous

07:35

@ASCII-only Nope, it's just a hash there. The tag bit is what follows after the hash. Hash + tag = hashtag.

ASCII-only

@Mego IDK, Wikipedia said it's called a hashtag IIRC

Qwerp-Derp

Maybe it's because I play the piano, but I call # "sharp"

ASCII-only

Depending on the context, sometimes I call it "snek comment character"

Anonymous

@Sherlock9 If you're just trying to run Seriously code from the command line, seriously -c 'code' will do. If you're trying to run it with PyPy, use pypy3 -m seriously -c 'code'.

betseg

I call it sharp too and i have nothing to do with music

Qwerp-Derp

07:40

Also because of C#

(the programming language, not the note)

Sherlock9

07:57

@Mego Oh neat. And with input?

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Q: Generate groups for in-class work

In a smallish class, some lectures are set aside for working in groups. The instructors don't want people to group themselves together with the same people every time; instead, they create the groups beforehand, trying to make sure that all students work with one another as equally as possible. Y...

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Anonymous

@Sherlock9 echo something | ... or cat file | ... or ... < file or ... <<< something

Anonymous

(where the ... is whatever invocation you want)

Anonymous

Alternatively, input line-by-line with just the regular invocation, using CTRL-D to signal end of input (EOF).

Destructible Watermelon

yo

mınxomaτ

08:04

So that happened: How to Crash Systemd in One Tweet

Destructible Watermelon

hmmm, how should I take setup input though?

betseg

Watching The Lord of the Rings at school.

Feelsgoodman

Destructible Watermelon

what should I call my KotH challenge?

mınxomaτ

TIL Windows 10 comes with it's own screen recording tool.

betseg

@DestructibleWatermelon i have more than twice your upvoted in years thing lel

Destructible Watermelon

08:20

,_,

Destructible Watermelon

08:32

seriously, I don't know what to call the challenge

Qwerp-Derp

Does anyone here ever get an annoyed feeling when you've got a family friend that's around the same age as you, and an adult comes over and says "Hey, you guys should introduce yourselves and play together!"?

It's just like

So frustrating

Destructible Watermelon

it has fifteen squares, so maybe Fifteen? ¯\_(ō~ō)_/¯

Qwerp-Derp

@DestructibleWatermelon Fifteen what?

Is it the 1D chess game?

Destructible Watermelon

what omission, I don't see any omission

@Qwerp-Derp yes

1d chess seems a bit drab and already used

Qwerp-Derp

Hmmm...

Linechess? Seems too generic...

Destructible Watermelon

08:38

Fift?

lein?

I like lein, it seems like it could be pronounced line, or lane, which is pretty much what the board is.

Luis Mendo

@MartinEnder Oh, I didn't think there would be an easy inversion formula. Good idea!

Qwerp-Derp

What about ___?

betseg

08:54

@Qwerp-Derp i open my pc, it opens in tty, i start w3m and do stuff

Qwerp-Derp

w3m? tty?

Wot

@DestructibleWatermelon Maybe sqrt(Chess)? (with an actual square root symbol?)

Destructible Watermelon

ehhh

maybe √- ~~garfield~~ chess

Qwerp-Derp

lol

Destructible Watermelon

el oh el

betseg

@Qwerp-Derp tty is this (no desktop just cli)

W3m is this (cli Browser)

Qwerp-Derp

08:59

Ah

So you do stuff on yer laptop instead of socialising?

betseg

When mum says play together i do tty stuff and he gets bored and goes, then i open gui

@Qwerp-Derp not laptop btw

Qwerp-Derp

09:32

ah fine

Destructible Watermelon

@betseg hah

also what should happen if a bot makes an invalid move?

disqualify?

Martin Ender

09:58

@DJMcMayhem are the examples on the bflak wiki generally meant to be stack safe?

betseg

10:39

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Q: MatLab or C Language programming code for Financial transactions

A system is needed that keeps track of a series of financial transactions in order to compute an updated account balance. Create a flow chart that describes an algorithm by which the user inputs a starting value followed by a series of dollar amounts, either positive or negative, updating the tot...

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Destructible Watermelon

It actually is a programming puzzle kind of

except by someone who has little familiarity with the site

Jonathan Allan

11:53

@Dennis @Lynn updated tutorial to include integer literals; please do check you think it looks OK.

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