The Nineteenth Byte

Lembik

16:01

hi all

TuxCopter

hi part of all

betseg

hi some

zyabin101

d'boop

Cody Wells, 32, Male, Neofuven
Base friendship value: 5

Nicholas Harrison, 41, Male, Dehobe
Relationship: Cody Wells & Nicholas Harrison = friends 7
Base friendship value: 7

Addie Lewis, 50, Female, Kamopjuz
Relationship: Cody Wells & Addie Lewis = comrades 6
Base friendship value: 6.5
Relationship: Nicholas Harrison & Addie Lewis = friends 7
Base friendship value: 6.75

Jeanette White, 57, Female, Kamopjuz
Relationship: Cody Wells & Jeanette White = comrades 6
Base friendship value: 6.375
Relationship: Nicholas Harrison & Jeanette White = friends 7

My algorithms quite work.

PythonMaster

Wow

zyabin101

(All of the people info is randomly generated and fictional.

Any coincidence with real information is absolutely unintentional.)

mınxomaτ

16:07

Oh wow, 10Gbps.io now offers dedicates servers with 40 or 100 Gbps uplinks.

wizzwizz4

@zyabin101 Friendships get more and more complicated as more people are created.

zyabin101

Not with the division into small samples.

trichoplax

Is anyone else having difficulty viewing github usercontent?

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

not me

PythonMaster

Not me

mınxomaτ

16:10

Nope

TuxCopter

Nope

Kritixi Lithos

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trichoplax

It works for small files but if I try to download a large file (such as this) it crashes my browser

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

..... that also crashed mine

I think it's just too big

trichoplax

Ah

Lembik

16:14

how do you measure the numerical stability of some code? This is for computing the permanent of a matrix

I suspect the code is not giving the wrong answer due to numerical errors

trichoplax

Do you just want to know how the output varies when the smallest possible perturbation is made?

Or how the output varies for the same input in different environments?

wizzwizz4

@trichoplax My browser opened it happily. (It's Firefox. I presume you're using Chrome.)

zyabin101

@wizzwizz4 Samples contain a human-manageable amount of people (I use 5).

Lembik

@trichoplax the former

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Q: Calculate Power Series Coefficients

Given a polynomial p(x) with integral coefficients and a constant term of p(0)=1 or -1, and a nonnegative integer N, return the N-th coefficient of the power seris (sometimes called "Taylor series") of f(x)= 1/p(x) developed at x0 = 0, i.e., the coefficient of the monomial of degree N. The given...

Lembik

16:22

well really I want to know if it is giving the wrong answer

wizzwizz4

@zyabin101 Done. Please begin the pulling of the branch.

Pull it to the tree trunk and staple it there.

DISCLAIMER: Do not do this to actual trees!

zyabin101

@wizzwizz4 Merged!

wizzwizz4

Yay! :-)

... That took two hours to write?! :-/

zyabin101

In reward for your contribution, I award you write rights on my repo!

Check your email.

trichoplax

@wizzwizz4 I'm on Firefox too, but only 32 bit. I managed to get the huge text file by just downloading the whole repository, so github doesn't try to display it in a browser tab

zyabin101

16:29

@wizzwizz4 When putting data in a separate branch for pull requests, use your GitHub username in the name of the branch, so that I know who is adding the branch.

trichoplax

@Lembik Do you have the option of running it at different levels of precision (like using single floats then double floats) to see if there is a significant difference?

zyabin101

For example, wizzwizz4/issue-#10295.

wizzwizz4

@zyabin101 Ok. I just left the branch with its default name.

zyabin101

(The issue-#10295 is an example.)

wizzwizz4

But in future it will let me choose one, unless I create a new fork (which I won't!!!)

~~/me creates a new fork despite vowing not to... :-/~~ That won't happen.

zyabin101

16:32

Also, you'll also have to review pull requests thru GitHub's PR review system.

wizzwizz4

@zyabin101 There's a PR system? Where is it?

Or is Bronze required?

zyabin101

Help article.

@wizzwizz4 ^

Lembik

@trichoplax the problem is that I would need something better than double

zyabin101

@wizzwizz4 In paid plans, there's only unlimited private repositories.

Lembik

@trichoplax I am not sure how to do that easily in C

trichoplax

16:35

@Lembik Is it someone else's code that just takes a number as input? Is it possible to see if it is overloaded for different types?

Lembik

it's my code

wizzwizz4

@trichoplax I don't think it's possible to overload in C.

trichoplax

I must be mixing it up with C++

You still have single and double in C though?

wizzwizz4

@trichoplax You could also use curl, or spoof the mimetype.

@trichoplax It's float and double, but yes.

trichoplax

Thanks :)

zyabin101

16:43

@wizzwizz4 Did you check your email?

@KritixiLithos There's the new explanation for stiristics lesson 2 :D

Kritixi Lithos

\o/

Dennis

The Showcase of Languages has been unlocked.

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zyabin101

@Dennis Thanks.

In name of all of Programming Puzzles & Code Golf Stack Exchange, I want to say thanks for unlocking the new showcase.

FlipTack

@Dennis nice! if you can, Pushy needs a quick pull to TIO :)

where's the TIO glitter? I seem to have lost the link

zyabin101

@FlipTack gitter.im/tryitonline

FlipTack

16:54

thanks

i was doing glitter .io, not .im :P

LegionMammal978

There

Finished my own MC circle generator

(I don't trust the online ones, their sources are obfuscated)

zyabin101

@FlipTack Also, s/glitter/gitter/

@LegionMammal978 Where is it? :3

FlipTack

that's my phone autocorrect ;(

LegionMammal978

@zyabin101 In a Mathematica notebook

zyabin101

@FlipTack Then add "gitter" to the custom dictionary of the phone.

@LegionMammal978 Where? :3

Dennis

16:55

@FlipTack Nobody seems to be using gitter. There's also talk.tryitonline.net.

LegionMammal978

@zyabin101 In a Mathematica session

zyabin101

Where? :3

LegionMammal978

@zyabin101 In N sticks of RAM

zyabin101

Where? :/

LegionMammal978

@zyabin101 In the case to the left of me

zyabin101

16:57

:(

LegionMammal978

Do you even have Mathematica?

zyabin101

Nope.

flawr

@Dennis feature-request: Maxima in TIO (also wxMaxima, it is Maxima with a GUI, and as far as I know it already works like a server/client)

zyabin101

> maxima-clisp-sbcl-5.38.1.exe (109.0 MB)

Waaaaat?

LegionMammal978

zyabin101

16:59

@wizzwizz4 Check your email.

Erik the Outgolfer

@Dennis I have posted a message in gitter but to no avail... I don't use it often, there is talk.tryitonline.net which is a lot better (and you get instantly pinged, instead of e-mail notifications). Maybe I'll use it if chat.stackexchange.com is down.

flawr

@zyabin101 what's wrong with that?

Dennis

@EriktheOutgolfer I see only one message of yours on Gitter, and I have responded to it. However, I just saw a message from somebody else that I didn't get a notification for.

Kritixi Lithos

@Dennis Now do the snippet lengths still have to depend on the votecount of the post?

Dennis

No.

@flawr That the second request in 24 hours. Coincidence?

Erik the Outgolfer

17:11

You weren't notified because you weren't pinged.

Dennis

I was.

Pinged, not notified.

zyabin101

@wizzwizz4 -utTqPWEzxJe7XiSYzA6-A

Kritixi Lithos

Do the answers have to be CW?

Dennis

They're automatically made community wiki.

TuxCopter

Old answers are still normal

Dennis

17:14

They are? Crap.

FlipTack

It's not quite clear in the post that it's not based on votes anymore - maybe adding "and so snippet length does not depend on votecount" after "This is no longer a popularity contest" might be beneficial (especially for those who are used to the question before the change)

Erik the Outgolfer

@Dennis Yep they are. I think that new answers are CW'd though.

Dennis

Well, they're all CW now.

@FlipTack Pulled Pushy.

Kritixi Lithos

Haha

FlipTack

thank you!

TuxCopter

17:16

@Dennis This is a kinda weird sentence

zyabin101

The first notebook I create in wxMaxima is a "Hello, World!", a textual version.

I didn't make a programmatic version yet.

@FlipTack What is Pushy?

@Dennis XD

docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/…

FlipTack

@zyabin101 it's a really crappy language I made

zyabin101

Link? :3

FlipTack

I'm not sure you'll want to see it :P

here

the interpreter's spaghetti and there's only 1 page of docs

flawr

@Dennis Hm, perhaps I've seen a Maxima answer somewhere. Anyway I just submitted my first Maple answer and was curious if there was any CAS on TIO

zyabin101

17:24

@FlipTack How do I enter input to Pushy on TIO?

FlipTack

Oh, it has to be in the arguments section

Like this

zyabin101

Try it online!

@FlipTack ^ here's your "pick up input and return the changed input" base.

FlipTack

yep

although _ works just as well :)

zyabin101

Because there don't seem to be any variables, input and the wannabe output is to be put on the IN stack.

FlipTack

i might add function support at some point...

Dennis

17:29

Achievement unlocked: 500 bronze badges. (You have no life.)

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wizzwizz4

@zyabin101 I finally (semi-)brute-forced the URL (based on my hazy memory from last time I got invited to a GitHub repo).

Here's the URL: github.com/schas002/yadfpl/invitations

flawr

@Dennis I'm only gonna be impressed when you get 500 gold badges.

Doorknob

@Dennis Only 12 to go until a nice round number!

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zyabin101

@wizzwizz4 Click it.

wizzwizz4

@zyabin101 It's not working...

There's a button, but

Oh. :-)

zyabin101

17:32

You now have push and review permissions to YADFPL, and your reviews will now affect the destiny of pull requests.

And, you now have a work to do :D

mınxomaτ

@Doorknob Hah, that just reminded my of this trainwreck: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13295642

orlp

17:49

chat mini math challenge: write a closed-form real function that has an infinite number of zeroes between 0 and 1 inclusive, and none elsewhere

wizzwizz4

@orlp Infinite number of zeros?

What does that mean?

PythonMaster

@orlp

orlp

@wizzwizz4 that the graph crosses the y axis an infinite number of times

Dennis

So, integer part of x?

PythonMaster

while 1: print 0

Oh that's what you mean

orlp

17:52

no, a closed form real function

no while loops

e.g. f(x) = x^2

PythonMaster

Ok

orlp

or f(x) = sin(x)

maybe I should say expression

PythonMaster

x = 0

wizzwizz4

@PythonMaster None elsewhere.

orlp

hrm

yeah

PythonMaster

17:53

A straight line that goes though the entire y-axis!

orlp

but that does indeed not suffice 'none elsewhere'

PythonMaster

@wizzwizz4 I don't quite understand what you are sying

orlp

@PythonMaster this also has zeroes outside of [0, 1]

e.g. f(2) = 0

but that's not allowed

PythonMaster

??

wizzwizz4

@orlp No... That's y = 0, which I read it as too.

orlp

17:54

also, I assume you meant f(x) = 0

PythonMaster

@orlp I did try using a vertical line after all ;-p

wizzwizz4

@orlp Do you mean "crosses the x axis"?

orlp

@PythonMaster well if you truly meant the line x = 0, then it only has a single zero

at x= 0

wizzwizz4

If so: f(x) = round(abs(x+0.5))

orlp

I don't want round

I guess I underspecified

PythonMaster

17:56

-1 for unspecification

orlp

chat mini math challenge: write a closed-form continuous real function that has an infinite number of zeroes between 0 and 1 inclusive, and none elsewhere

bonus points it it actually crosses the y axis an infinite amount of times in [0, 1]

rather than just being flat

PhiNotPi

I've heard this puzzle before, don't remember the answer.

wizzwizz4

@orlp How? I don't understand that.

If it crosses an infinite number of times, there is no value of x where it is not crossing. Therefore it is flat.

PhiNotPi

@wizzwizz4 this is actually incorrect because infinity is a much more finicky concept than you might expect.

wizzwizz4

@PhiNotPi Is it inf + 0i or is it inf [+/-] inf i or is it other?

PhiNotPi

18:01

Not sure what you're asking? I was referring to countable/uncountable infinities.

wizzwizz4

@PhiNotPi Oh. So it's an uncountable infinity... Could you give an example closed-form continuous function that crosses y=0 an infinite number of times in a finite range of x?

PhiNotPi

sin(1/x)

(close but not exactly a solution to the original puzzle, mainly because it's undefined at x=0, it works when you consider the range (0,1) though)

wizzwizz4

Thanks. I sort of understand now...

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0xUsernames Preface There's so many people using a messaging service that they're running out of space to store all the usernames! To fix this, they are going to start storing usernames as hexadecimal, where possible. If a username consists of only the characters 0123456789ABCDEF (case ins...

FlipTack

@NewSandboxedPosts is awake today...

that was fast

betseg

18:33

FlipTack

?

betseg

First time i saw Google caring capitals

FlipTack

oh

Kritixi Lithos

Google is amazing

flawr

@betseg "capital of italy" -> Rome

betseg

18:35

@flawr s/s$/ letters/

FlipTack

one of my friends was at this bar quiz, and they had a technology section, where they asked what Mb meant. Naturally, he put "Megabit" - but the answer was actually megabyte .-.

betseg

Wat

Stupid quiz

FlipTack

I just realized that I probably have a mathematica license as I have a raspberry pi

sadly i have no idea where it is

betseg

Brb buying rasppi

FlipTack

aren't they really cheap now?

betseg

18:39

Dunno, i just want a mathematica license

Kritixi Lithos

Nice

When I got a raspi I didn't get the full version of Mathematica though

betseg

Aww

FlipTack

which model do you have @KritixiLithos

I think I have a B or B+

I need to dig it up

Kritixi Lithos

It is a raspberry pi 2, that's all I know since it technically isn't mine (it's the school's but I did stuff on it in school)

I learnt the basics on navigating the terminal in the raspi (and some Python). It was a good experience

FlipTack

I got mine mainly for experimenting with GPIO pins

flawr

18:45

any haskellians here?

haskellados?

haskelleants?

betseg

No

flawr

))))))yes(((([(

betseg

I love that [

Erik the Outgolfer

> ((([(

flawr

:]

betseg

18:47

@EriktheOutgolfer Ninja'd

Erik the Outgolfer

Nah, my internet is just slow.

betseg

My internet is upgraded to VDSL2, 3 times faster now

Erik the Outgolfer

In Greece, VDSL is something you want to 100% avoid :(

flawr

why?

zyabin101

docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/…

orlp

18:50

@PhiNotPi this was my solution: wolframalpha.com/input/…

@wizzwizz4 even for countable infinities

"If it crosses an infinite number of times, there is no value of x where it is not crossing. Therefore it is flat."

betseg

@EriktheOutgolfer why

orlp

"If there are an infinite number of even integers then there are no integers where it's not even. Therefore there are no odd numbers."

see how this makes no sense?

zyabin101

> Plot[8 (-1/2 + x)^2 + Sin[(-1/2 + x)^(-2)], {x, -0.27, 1.7}]

Erik the Outgolfer

@betseg It doesn't really work, there are numerous problems.

zyabin101

Why is the artifact there?

orlp

18:51

what?

@zyabin101 what artifact?

zyabin101

Somewhere between 0 and 1

orlp

@zyabin101 yes but what are you talking about

flawr

@orlp I have another solution: sin(tan(x))*sin(x)

orlp

crosses an infinite number of times between 0 and 1, and nowhere else

@flawr that also crosses the y axis in other places

zyabin101

@flawr The query plots sin(*tan*(x))*sin(x)

flawr

18:54

ooh, sorry I did not read that part=)

flawr

19:13

@orlp reddit.com/r/math/comments/5lce5s/happy_new_year

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zyabin101

tan(1.570795451256221449556761743716181321934355001187882143925) in base 36 valiantly fails.

El'endia Starman

Context for the math?

zyabin101

atan(ohai in base 36)

wizzwizz4

@El'endiaStarman Base 36 is using the symbol set 0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz.

zyabin101

Outputting ohah.(z), instead of ohai as I wanted. :/

wizzwizz4

19:19

You can just take tan^-1 of the number you want, round it, then post on reddit.

El'endia Starman

Whoops, I meant what flawr and orlp were talking about. But that's cool too.

zyabin101

@wizzwizz4 That'll be closed as dupe of this post, UNLESS it's really cool.

> a: 10 | b: 11 | c: 12 | d: 13 | e: 14 | f: 15 | g: 16 | h: 17 | i: 18 | j: 19 | k: 20 | l: 21 | m: 22 | n: 23 | o: 24 | p: 25 | q: 26 | r: 27 | s: 28 | t: 29 | u: 30 | v: 31 | w: 32 | x: 33 | y: 34 | z: 35

Can you not put the entire digit sheet in, WolframAlpha?

flawr

@El'endiaStarman orlp posted a challenge a few days ago

this one:

codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/104920/text-to-fraction

zyabin101

No can see, sir!

flawr

Get some more rep :)

TuxCopter

19:28

^

El'endia Starman

@flawr What's up with the graph, then?

flawr

Oh, that has nothing to do with that

sorry for the confusion=)

flawr

19:48

I think polynomials could use a new tag description, including a standardized definition on what input and output forms are allowed.

betseg

8829785798520333168696 in base 30

zyabin101

@betseg What?

betseg

8829785798520333168696 in base 30

redstarcoder

IDONTNEEDBAE8MI

PythonMaster

Wow

Wait, what does BAE8MI mean?

betseg

19:54

WolframAlpha says idontneedbase36 for that number

PythonMaster

Ah

redstarcoder

I just used this site: unitconversion.org/unit_converter/numbers.html

PythonMaster

I though that number was in base 30 so I used Python's int()

And got 86499079075633223654516126381676

trichoplax

@flawr you just made my year :)

betseg

Btw, i generated that number by 30^14*18+[...]+30^0*6

mınxomaτ

19:59

Yay, new Sherlock episode in 30 min

betseg

Nay, I'll sleep in 30 min

I'll just torrent the episode using school's wifi :D

wizzwizz4

@minxoma is as far as the autocomplete function gets in your username. Please change that T to something that SE recognises. (It's not a bug, it's a feature!)

flawr

@trichoplax :D not my original work=)

mınxomaτ

@wizzwizz4 Why would I change the last letter? Search and autocomplete both recognize all previous letters as "minxoma", I don't see such a user here, so that would be useless. In summary: No.

zyabin101

@betseg Unless they disable the Wi-Fi during nighttime...

Which can happen for them anytime.

betseg

20:03

@zyabin101 I'm at home, I'll torrent tomorrow

Anonymous

@Sherlock9 I'm not sure what you mean

muddyfish

20:19

@mınxomaτ yay new Sherlock in 10 minutes

mınxomaτ

I'm stuck with FilmOn. iPlayer is blocked for basically all VPNs :(

betseg

RIP :(

mınxomaτ

Well it's OK quality. I watched 2016 wipe like this.

If anyone wants to watch: filmon.com/index/popout?channel_id=14&quality=low

wizzwizz4

@mınxomaτ "OK" quality?! It even has quality=low in the URL! :-)

mınxomaτ

Still better than SD TV.

wizzwizz4

20:27

-.(o.o).- I guess...

betseg

Good night!

wizzwizz4

Good night!

mınxomaτ

Oh this comedy is physically painful to watch.

It's over. Thank god.

betseg

Oh btw before I go to sleep

2007 was a decade ago

5

wizzwizz4

... Stop making us feel old...

Wow. It feels like only 5 years ago.

Pavel

20:49

@Downgoat your proposal to append goat to everyone's name is interesting, but how would it work for, for example, me or Dennis?

Hey everyone, so this meta post has nine upvotes but no comments or answers. Can I interpret that as consensus, or do I keep waiting?

redstarcoder

I'd wait for an answer

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Dennis

@Pavel Upvotes on meta questions mean the topic is worth discussing. There cannot be a consensus without an answer.

Anonymous

21:17

@Dennis Exactly. I think the discussion is worth having, but I haven't decided one way or the other on the topic yet, so I haven't written an answer.

Dennis

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10/10 very descriptive

redstarcoder

It'd be nice if everything had errors that at least gave you an idea as to what the issue is. It'd be a different world.

Dennis

Well, in this case it was just a bad internet connection.

redstarcoder

That's what I assume when things don't work :p

orlp

21:36

@Dennis I'm trying to wrap my head around this but I'm not 100% certain

if d is a divisor of n

and l is the list of all divisors of n

then is the list of all divisors of n/d {e/d if e%d == 0 else e for e in l}?

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

21:49

@Dennis what did you try to do?

flawr

22:33

Does anyone know an online interpreter for Octave with graphical output?

orlp

@flawr I don't sry

I love that as a kid I was fascinated by the idea of compression of mp3

that it somehow 'knows' what sounds we can hear and not

and removes them

but now that I'm older and know about fourier analysis it suddenly seems a lot less mystical :D

flawr

Same with jpeg=)

I was amazed how you could "compress" jpeg files by rotating them multiple times in a row=)

orlp

haha

the main thing that demystified compression for me

is arithmetic coding

with it you can compress anything as optimal as you can detect patterns

how well your model fits is your compression ratio

flawr

I think for me the key moment was when playing arount with the DFT of images, and zeroing many coefficients, then iDFTing them back.

I was amazed how much of the image was left when using only a tiny little bit of the data

orlp

22:49

@flawr you can do even better if you first decorrelate the image

into a brightness, and two color dimensions

then DFT

you throw away some bright coefficients

but you can throw away almost all color

@flawr have you ever seen colorizebot?

basically as long as you have accurate brightness (black/white) picture, the colors will fall in place

flawr

@orlp no?

@orlp I've only worked with B/W images back then.

orlp

reddit.com/r/colorizebot/top/?sort=top&t=all

flawr

@orlp So just using ycbcr instead of rgb?

orlp

@flawr or ycocg, or L*A*B*, or...

the fact that I know those things reminds me once again that I often go way too deep in random things

flawr

@orlp this is amazing,now I remeber that I've seen it before!

orlp

22:54

@flawr with neural networks you can color black/white pics

Destructible Watermelon

23:06

hi!

there should be like a captcha thing for the first time people post on a site, except instead of typing in some random thing, they have to type from a picture what the site is about

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ais523

anagolf's CAPTCHA works like that

flawr

@DestructibleWatermelon haha, good idea!

ais523

"what is your favourite sport (hint: it starts with 'g')"

@Pavel if a meta question has a lot of upvotes, it means other people are interested in the answer too; it doesn't particularly indicate what the answer is

flawr

@ais523 gymnastics?

ais523

sometimes I post a meta post and the post itself gets upvoted and all the answers get downvoted, which means that people care abou the answer but disagree as to what it is

@flawr well the intended answer is "golf"

flawr

23:13

@ais523 :D

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Q: Help me recognise my monster

Background The computer game NetHack dates from 1987, before the use of graphics in computer games was widely established. There are lots of monsters in the game, and potentially a lot need to fit on screen at once, so monsters are drawn in a very minimal way: a monster is simply drawn as an ASC...

code-golf

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This is the ASCII version of this challenge. The initial post was separated per request by Martin Ender Introduction Similar to the Fibonacci Sequence, the Padovan Sequence (OEIS A000931) is a sequence of numbers that is produced by adding previous terms in the sequence. The initial values are ...

code-golf string ascii-art

Destructible Watermelon

maybe even if it was just "this is site is not stackoverflow, ask your programming questions there"

Helka Homba

Can anyone see where the word "print" appears in this page? Chrome says 1 occurrence found but I don't see it :/

Joe Z.

@orlp surprisingly I think it's just me so far

flawr

@HelkaHomba strange, same on firefox

Joe Z.

23:18

codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/105213/grow-till-its-2017 <- actually, never mind, I think it's just because people haven't been tagging them

Adnan

@HelkaHomba Electronics tab

Wheat Wizard

23:36

I just passed 4,000 rep so I no longer need approval to edit tag wikis. Is there some other way I can gain rep in increments of 2?

Adnan

@WheatWizard accept an answer on a previous challenge

Wheat Wizard

@Adnan Thanks

Martin Ender

Have someone remove a downvote on one of your posts ;)

Wheat Wizard

@MartinEnder I am not sure that I have received one yet but thanks.

Destructible Watermelon

23:48

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Q: Generate an ASCII Padovan Spiral

This is the ASCII version of this challenge. The initial post was separated per request by Martin Ender Introduction Similar to the Fibonacci Sequence, the Padovan Sequence (OEIS A000931) is a sequence of numbers that is produced by adding previous terms in the sequence. The initial values are ...

code-golf string ascii-art

gonna try this in Turtlèd I think

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

> website: "type sudo emacs /private/etc/hosts"

H Walters

@EᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏIʀᴋ Thats... odd

Destructible Watermelon

hmmm how to program this

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