> Your best bet is to either reinstall Windows in order to get the dxdiag.txt (which is a bit of a pain) or ask someone with a similar set up to send you theirs.
That is maybe the least helpful advice possible to answer that question.
@ГригорийПерельман Röda parses everything before execution, ie. no garbage allowed. You are allowed to have semantical errors in unreachable code, though, like "calling" strings like functions.
@fergusq Thanks, tbh I already tried it out since I asked that and realized a bit how it worked. BTW, Can you allow unclosed /* comments so that the last section of code can be commented out without needing the two bytes for */?
Is TIO not working for anyone else? @Dennis I'm getting "Error: Server response could not be decoded."
@NathanMerrill It's still high on my priority list but has fallen behind other things for a long time. I've learned more about JavaScript since first planning that, so I'm likely to start from scratch and put something simple together, possibly abandoning the zooming interface in favour of just getting a tournament runnable (then maybe work on a better interface later).
@NathanMerrill I recently made a human playable version of Flit (another sandboxed KotH) to see how much I could learn in 2 weeks, and it ended up playable (although only on Firefox and Chrome). This was encouraging, so I think I'll allocate 2 weeks to focusing just on the Ant KotH and see how much I can get done.
@Lembik I played around a little bit with MURAs and property X... the 1D MURAs seem to perform decently (as in, they give average-or-better results), but the problem is that the size of the matrices grows too quickly to allow for a practical search.
As a matter of fact, even if solutions only have to work for the given section of the sequence, it will almost certainly work with every number in the intended sequence (ignoring precision/memory issues)
@WheatWizard Yes, and the syntax inside the code is the same as for Python, without whitespace. However, it may not look like you'd expect when printing. To see the internal representation, you can use ŒṘ.
I don't think there's a global first day of spring (even for one hemisphere). Any event associated with the start of spring (first bumblebee, first blossoms) will occur at a later date as you go further north, spreading over several weeks.
The closest I have on a non-PPCG site is riddle on Puzzling (but I practically "left" Puzzling after I discovered PPCG)
^ 30/100 for riddle
This reminds me, my first impression of PPCG was a site that was similar to Game Development, but the people here talk about developing a game of golf.
Chess Analysis
In this challenge, you are given a limited amount of information about a particular game of chess, and you need to predict who won the game.
You are given two sets of data: piece counts and board positions (you don't know which pieces are where).
You need to return a floating-po...
@ГригорийПерельман I'm not sure if it is a good idea to add such features to a language which I primarily use for non-code-golf projects. I'm tolerant to code golfing in general, as I like the idea of "terminal prototyping", ie. that you can create working single line demos in terminal and then expand them to full programs later. But I don't think that unclosed comments can add any extra value at least if enabled by default.
> Q: Hey Reddit: Which "double-standard" irritates you the most? > > A: When Aphrodite lies around naked in a giant shell she’s a “goddess” but when I do it I’m “drunk" and "no longer welcome at the aquarium”
Shh... Can you Split a Secret? cryptographycode-golf
In Applied Cryptography by Bruce Schnieier (which I have been reading quite a lot recently), a protocol for splitting secrets is discussed. Here is a brief description:
Trent generates a random string, R, the same length as the message,...
Do you think this is ready to go or should I wait longer?
@DJMcMayhem I'm decent at FPS games. Not stellar, sure, but decent. But it's frustrating that my SR is based on how well my team did and has no bearing on how well I did. So, having a match where I have 22 eliminations (gold), 11 objective elims (gold), and 19000 damage (gold), but it's a loss, and my SR goes down. That's really frustrating.
I played my first competitive matches last night. The one that stands out was Dorado, we were attacking, I was playing Tracer, and I had gold objective time with a whopping 25 seconds...
Nice. I like tracer a lot too. She's got a really fun and unique play style. I like Hanzo too, but I'm a terrible sniper, so I don't pick him very often
Speaking of the multiverse theory: if there are infinite universes, then there are infinite humans to consider the multiverse. if there aren't there is only one universe with humans to contemplate the multiverse theory.
Therefore it is most likely that the multiverse theory is true
@DJMcMayhem i mean i don't care about the time frame very much; you said you were genuinely interested, and now it's been over a week with the ball in your court. if you're not interested, you can just say so. no need to indulge me
Chess Analysis
In this challenge, you are given a limited amount of information about a particular game of chess, and you need to predict who won the game.
You are given two sets of data: piece counts and board positions (you don't know which pieces are where).
You need to return a floating-po...
Shh... Can you Split a Secret? cryptographycode-golf
In Applied Cryptography by Bruce Schnieier (which I have been reading quite a lot recently), a protocol for splitting secrets is discussed. Here is a brief description:
Trent generates a random string, R, the same length as the message,...
