Answer: Geobits doesn't always tell the truth. (I know, shocking.)
Anonymous
More like Geobits avoids the truth when it would get in the way of a joke
Anonymous
One of these days, we're actually going to get something we want on the first day of a month, and Geobits will be heralded as a prophet instead of a troll
So cheddar has had dictionaries for a couple months now but no one knows they even exist so I'm hoping adding ability to get value from key will help their popularity
Jugglability of Siteswap
EDIT: I just noticed we already have Juggling by Numbers challenge by Martin Büttner.
code-golf
Siteswaps are a convenient and concise way of recording juggling patterns. They are written down as a list of numbers. Imagine having a metronome running. For a simple 3 bal...
Well yes, but schools aren't required to be out on federal/public holidays.
It's up to each district to make their own schedule.
For example, my kid isn't out of school on Columbus Day.
You'd probably be better off petitioning the local school board if you want Halloween off. Personally, I'd rather have the day following off, but that's another thing altogether :)
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quartata and I were having a back and forth (Tux was there too) and quartata said "shut up". I didn't get triggered or hurt by it; figured it was just part of the fun
Guilherme Nascimento or someone popped in around the same time as Art of Code
then the message was removed
not sure if trichoplax was in here at that point or not
> The character ¶ and the linefeed character can be used interchangeably, although it is advised to use a linefeed to separate links, and a pilcrow inside string literals.
Riddicks first name is Richard? I'd never heard of that before. "Riddick" is the name of a kick-ass anti-hero, whereas "Richard B. Riddick" sounds like an accountant, and not a very good one at that. — Lego Stormtroopryesterday
Introduction
I defined the class of antsy permutations in an earlier challenge.
As a reminder, a permutation p of the numbers from 0 to r-1 is antsy, if for every entry p[i] except the first, there is some earlier entry p[i-k] such that p[i] == p[i-k] ± 1.
As a fun fact, I also stated that for r ≥...
Hey, I haven't golfed in a while. While I was gone was there a default created re: whether or not Y is a vowel? Working on a challenge where that matters and it seems out of character that no one's asked yet
my understanding is that js has issues with comparing arrays in general
like
[1,2,3] === [1,2,3] is false because the first array is fundamentally different from the second one in ways that aren't apparent on a surface level but are built strongly into the language
but i don't use js much so take that with a grain of salt
Best n out of 2n - 1
Challenge:
This one should be relatively simple. Output this exact text:
Best [n] out of [2n - 1].
given n as an input.
Input:
Just the integer n, can be from stdin or as an argument. n will always be greater than 0.
Output:
The exact text above. Trailing spaces/n...