@ASCII-only where is this damn changelog? I've been looking everywhere for one I can't find that? Also I think I may have found a fix. Someone proposed a branch change
@TrojanByAccident "How do I make <x> work in my universe?" Completely subjective, very broad question, multitudes of valid answers. Not all questions are of this form, but many are.
Source code standard deviation
Your program should accept as input a string, convert it to a byte array using UTF-8 encoding and output the standard deviation of the n bytes.
Standard deviation is given by this formula, where x1...xn are the string's bytes:
Example
Input hello:
UTF-8 enco...
@Pavel since the proposal will most likely be closed, if you were actually looking for an answer:
For an esoteric language, it makes more sense to merge the chars into the stack (esolangs are better at atom-wise data manipulation). For a conventional stack-based language, it makes more sense to have a single object, usually being more capable of manipulating groups of data.
@ASCII-only doesn't seem to be. Eclipse certainly doesn't recognize it and there are a couple people having this issue who opened it up on the github repo. Someone proposed a fix which I'll try tomorrow (and pray works)
Totally off topic, but I find it rather interesting (even morbid) how concussions can cause personality changes. One of my friends suffered a concussion and the difference is noticeable. Also he switched from an English major to chemical engineering.
@AshwinGupta Ah then I'm pretty sure the fix works, if you look at DigitalInput in the old code it calls initDigitalPort with its constructor, I'm assuming the new one does the same thing
I'm currently in the process of starting over with PigeonScript, including removing a good portion of the specs and re-writing it, updating the interpreter, fixing stuff, etc
@ConorO'Brien I was moderately surprised how, in this case at least, he seemed to at least improve in science/mathy skills (or at least become more interested in those subjects), not due to any loss of language skills.
@TrojanByAccident Just look at Jelly/CJam/Pyth/Fish/Golfish/Jellyfish/Charcoal (</shamelessselfpromotion>), look up is:a <language name> on CodeGolf.SE
Below is a 386x320 png representation of van Gogh's Starry Night.
Your goal is to reproduce this image as closely as possible, in no more than 1024 bytes of code. For the purposes of this challenge, the closeness of images is measured by the squared differences in RGB pixel values, as explaine...