@quartata so, I'm relooking over some guides. is ld (DE), A basically saying "store the value of A at the register position represented by DE's value"?
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Given a Simple Graph label each node with a distinct integer greater than or equal to zero. Each edge is then labeled with the absolute difference between the nodes it connects. If you can label a graph so that every number 1-n (where n is the number of nodes) labels exactly one edge that graph...
Graham's number ends in a 7. It is a massive number, in theory requiring more information to store than the size of the universe itself. However it is possible to calculate the last few digits of Graham's number.
The last few digits are:
02425950695064738395657479136519351798334535362521
430035...
> As a manager, skill is gained as tasks are approved, not completed. Simply by queuing lots of jobs (j m q) (and providing a meager office), the manager will quickly level to legendary as an Organizer. The tasks can then be removed once approved.
I don't remember DF being this poorly programmed...
> Because one bar of metal produces 25 bolts and a single bolt can be melted to 0.1 bars of metal, you can create unlimited adamantine wafers in your fortress using a clever setup with marksdwarves to separate the stacks of adamantine bolts into single bolts
what were the devs thinking!?
this is like the exact opposite of the devteam thinks of everything
> In adventurer mode, if you try to pick something up while both your hands are already holding something, it'll go straight in your backpack, even if it would not have fit had you first picked it up and then tried to put it inside. That means you can stuff as much as you want into your backpack.
I find NullPointerException to be interesting since there are no explicit pointers in Java. Here is a program that throws such an exception.
class c {
public static void main(String[]s) {
throw new NullPointerException();
}
}
What is the shortest Java program that throws NullPointerExc...
I thought something could only be an exploit if it was a bug
also I would imagine it would be as much of an exploit as nethack credit cloning
which is not really
because if you're going to make two flow related items, one which outputs flow for 10 power and one that uses flow for 100 power, the consequences are obvious
Make a function, method, program or routine that will accept two interger parameters (say x and y) and the total of the two values multiplied. Except straight multiplication is not allowed so you must not simply do something like:
int multiply (int x, int y) {
return x*y;
}
Also you must n...
@betseg Somewhat related: I may never implement it, but I've been thinking about an esolang where all tokens must be English dictionary words. Numbers are written like three hundred twenty five, etc.
February 2017
2017-02-16: Question quality blocks are enabled everywhere
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Given a Simple Graph label each node with a distinct integer greater than or equal to zero. Each edge is then labeled with the absolute difference between the nodes it connects. If you can label a graph so that every number 1-n (where n is the number of nodes) labels exactly one edge that graph...
I find NullPointerException to be interesting since there are no explicit pointers in Java. Here is a program that throws such an exception.
class c {
public static void main(String[]s) {
throw new NullPointerException();
}
}
What is the shortest Java program that throws NullPointerExc...
Make a function, method, program or routine that will accept two interger parameters (say x and y) and the total of the two values multiplied. Except straight multiplication is not allowed so you must not simply do something like:
int multiply (int x, int y) {
return x*y;
}
Also you must n...
