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3:06 PM

Finally! For the first time I used RegEx :- codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/113994/…

And my rep is now 500+!

3:32 PM

@Arjun obtw You might lose some 500+ privilege because of graduation.

@Downgoat ??? It never go bye bye for me

Down Christopher

@SIGSEGV why?

Anyone here know how to check if a post is closed in SEDE?

@DownChristopher change of privilege reps on graduation

Down Christopher

@SIGSEGV RIP my hopes and dreams

The rep required for privileges is lower for beta sites, so that there will be some users who can do things

Down Christopher

3:34 PM

meta.stackexchange.com/questions/292977/… need halp. For challange

@DownChristopher SEDE?

Poll: Does this look like a formatting problem to you?

Down Christopher

Stack Exchange Data Explorer

Stack exchange data explorer

oh i see

just searched it

3:39 PM

where ClosedDate > 0?

@SIGSEGV It's pretty seedy

Down Christopher

I found out how

Oh, there's an answer that says where ClosedDate is not null

Down Christopher

Yeah

@mbomb007 You decided to stop bad puns, didn't you :\

3:41 PM

@DownChristopher We've already said before that people shouldn't copy downgoat with their avatars. Just an FYI

@SIGSEGV I recall no such decision

Down Christopher

@mbomb007 Opps. well I have had it for a while and nobody said anything

@mbomb007 the sorting challenge. Or was that not you?

Wasn't Downgoat the one who made the Downifier?

@SIGSEGV Nope

Unless you link to me saying something, but idr

@ETHproductions No it was Downgoat who told people to make one

3:43 PM

Oh, OK

@mbomb007 Oh sorry it was Qwerp-Derp

@ETHproductions That was probably before the mods said in TNB that people should stop doing that

That was a while ago though, wasn't it?

Yeah

Did Qwerp-Derp say that mbomb007 will stop making bad puns? Or was it that he would stop making bad puns.

3:44 PM

Should I make a SEDE query to see people who simply outgolfed Dennis? (Yes, reference to the meme)

Down Christopher

Yes

@fəˈnɛtɪk It was just my mistake

@SIGSEGV One does not simply outgolf Dennis. No one said anything about complexly outgolfing Dennis

@ETHproductions One does not simply outgolf Dennis in O(n).

@Adám However legend says they can in O(n log n)

Anonymous

3:57 PM

O_O there is a bug inside of my monitor

@Mego Try debugging

A break point may be helpful

@DestructibleLemon Done

@Mego A bug? Inside? Oh sh*t your monitor is broken in 10~ mins if you dont slap the bug out of the universe

@Mego Have you considered using RAID?

@mbomb007 A break point could break it. A fix point would be better.

4:01 PM

@TuxCopter A slap-bug-out-of-existence point is better

Anonymous

And there are the puns I expected

@TuxCopter Here's an APL fix point for you: ⍣=

^ looks like a bug

@Riker I am fully in favor of this

@ГригорийПерельман If I make a website, I'm definitely using these

I would like to downgoatify my avatar but I am worried it will be downright red

4:07 PM

No, it'll be completely black

...okay

light colors -> black, dark colors -> red

Oh, with a white -1 in the middle of course

4:23 PM

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Q: Snow Blow My Driveway!

There has recently been a big snow, and my driveway needs snow-blowing. If the snow-blower goes over some area that it has already snow-blowed, then that area will have snow blown onto it and need to be blown again. And of course, the snow-blower cannot start in the middle of the driveway, it nee...

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4:40 PM

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

March Madness Each March in the United States, the NCAA holds a 68-team basketball tournament for both men's and women's basketball. Here's what the bracket looks like: There are four regions, each with 16* teams seeded from 1-16. There are also 4 "play-in" games, where two teams with the sam...

4:52 PM

@fergusq I'm trying out a new golfing technique (similar to the one used by the Python answer) where I'm going to use arrays instead of if-statements to change the values of X and Y. But I'm getting a weird error. Here is a simplified version of the problem: Try it online!

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@KritixiLithos >String expected (got reference)

o_0

> with arguments <reference &C to d>, abcdef

@KritixiLithos That's a known bug. I fixed it some days ago, but TIO has an old version.

<insert Captain America "I got that reference" joke>

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Isn't it "I understood that reference"?

The bug was caused by a paradoxical definition of indexOf that was expecting a reference and a string at the same time.

4:56 PM

@ГригорийПерельман Yes, but then it doesn't match the error. :p

Aah, as long as it was fixed before the challenge was posted, that's good!

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From Roda Patch Notes:
added -e option
added -n option
added -t option and profiling support
but what they *do*

@fergusq Did you ask Dennis to pull Roda?

Not yet.

Григорий Перельман

Good thing I did >_>

It takes a few seconds to pull, and it keeps these errors from happening.

And is there a max builtin in Röda?

5:00 PM

@ГригорийПерельман I have tried to keep the change log as minimal as possible (function neither have explanations).

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Well I can mostly tell what the functions do by their name

@KritixiLithos I'm sorry, there isn't. To get the maximum line width, do lines()|[#_]|sort|tail.

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@fergusq Wait, is the fixed version the 0.12 pull request?

I should add max and width.

Wow that's short

5:03 PM

Well, sort|tail is basically the same thing as max.

I have ~80 bytes for finding the longest line's length

@AdmBorkBork symantec.com/connect/blogs/symantec-backs-its-ca

@ГригорийПерельман What do you mean? Röda 0.12 is the current development version, and it will be merged to the main branch when I complete it.

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TIO generally always tries to have the most up-to-date version of everything (except python) but that doesn't happen if Dennis pulls from Master

CMC: decision-problem Given a string of brackets, is it possible to match all of them just by appending characters to the string?

(((, (())([], and {(<[ are all truthy

But )(, )))), and ((((] are all falsy

5:08 PM

@Poke Yeah, I read that (and the follow-up), too. Typical bickering between big companies, but on the whole I trust Google more than I trust Symantec.

@DJMcMayhem nice challenge

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@DJMcMayhem Do I have to support all of (){}[]<>?

@AdmBorkBork I didn't see a followup. can you link it?

@DJMcMayhem Isn't that pretty much just balanced bracket challenge, but if you're still "open" at the end of the string, it's OK?

@JanDvorak Thanks! I'm thinking about posting that as a real challenge later, maybe with slight modifications

5:09 PM

@Poke symantec.com/connect/blogs/message-our-ca-customers

thanks

@AdmBorkBork Yeah, but the right side can be open, whereas the left side cannot

@ГригорийПерельман yes

I'm just gonna leave this here:

in The Third Stack, 5 mins ago, by DJMcMayhem

There's another potential challenge: decision-problem Is it possible to make a string valid brain-flak purely by appending?

@BasicSunset Why not? That seemed valid to me?

What's wrong?

@AdmBorkBork it seems like google could have approached symantec out of band before publicly saying they're going to stop supporting symantec certs

It failed the last falsy case

5:15 PM

symantec seemingly wants to fix this

and have it go smoothly

Just append a +$

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@DJMcMayhem ReRegex, 38 bytes: \[\]|\(\)|\{\}|<>//^[{\[\(<]*$//#input. Prints nothing for truthy and garbage for falsy.

What language is that?

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ReRegex

@ГригорийПерельман Much backslash, such wow

Is that on TIO?

5:17 PM

@KritixiLithos Oh yeah, that works: 27 bytes

I know that, but repo?

Григорий Перельман

Not yet

@KritixiLithos github.com/TehFlaminTaco/ReRegex

Disclaimer: Due to not being on TIO, I have not actually been able to test my program.

@BasicSunset Cool approach. Just to double check that I understand it, it recursively removes matched pairs, then checks that everything left is a left-bracket?

correct

Григорий Перельман

@DJMcMayhem That is exactly what mine does. I think I can actually remove some of the backslashes.

5:19 PM

How do you determine that it is recursive? What if I wanted it to remove only the first occurence? (I'm a retina noob btw)

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@DJMcMayhem I think it's the +` at the start

It's not really recursive, it just keeps doing the replacement until it can't anymore

what do you mean by recursive if not that?

Close enough

Recursive replacement is different than global replacement because one replacement might cause anther occurrence

Григорий Перельман

ReRegex, 33 bytes: \[]|\(\)|{}|<>//^[{[(<]*$//#input

@BasicSunset don't you want the * and not the + quantifier at the end, in case the brackets are already balanced?

5:22 PM

@Poke Yeah. Though Google's blog post doesn't directly mention communication, I would be shocked if they took this action unilaterally. My guess is that they tried to talk with Symantec, Symantec brushed them off, and Google said "Fine. Don't talk to us." and posted. And now Symantec is playing the victim.

Григорий Перельман

@DJMcMayhem when are you planning to post you challenge?

@ГригорийПерельман Sure, I suppose

in The Third Stack, 18 hours ago, by Wheat Wizard

Hello all its about a month until Brain-Flak's Birthday (for real this time) so I thought we could Brainstorm some ideas for a birthday challenge. I have some ideas myself but they are not very good so I'm eager to hear everyone else's.

It's a very brain-flaky challenge, and I'm hoping to have a bunch of brain-flaky challenges over bf's birthday week

Григорий Перельман

BRB coming up with BF-themes challenges.

Come join us in The Third Stack!

5:32 PM

@AdmBorkBork it's certainly possible

5:43 PM

Hmmm... Random question. If a python module had a function that gets the version number on it, what should the return type be? Float? String?

string prolly

because it might be something like 1.2.4, which sin't a valid float

That's what I was thinking too

plus, it might be something like this:

>>> print sys.version
2.7.12 (default, Jun 29 2016, 14:05:02)
[GCC 4.2.1 Compatible Apple LLVM 7.3.0 (clang-703.0.31)]

(where you have other info besides a raw version number)

What if there won't ever be an a.b.c, just an a.b?

A float might be ok if you only want to store a two-part version number

5:48 PM

I think that's probably what I'll go with

@ETHproductions until you reach two-digit minor versions

@JanDvorak I'm gonna go with 1.01

And it's funny, my boss says Always make your first version 1.01, cause no one wants to get a 1.0. They'll probably expect it to be buggy

I thought the first version would be 0.0.1?

v0.0.0.1.0.1-alpha

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you forgot the second "-alpha"

5:53 PM

at this point you might go with binary versioning

(?:[01]\.){7}[01]

You mean he isn't doing an open beta prerelease alpha?

Anonymous

@AdmBorkBork pre-alpha

Galactic Sector Z99 Plural Z Alpha

Григорий Перельман

@fəˈnɛtɪk What are you lot talking about

6:08 PM

@ГригорийПерельман Joking about how 1.0 looks bad because no one wants the first version

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@DJMcMayhem CMC: Given a string of brackets, output the minimum Levenshtein distance required to make all the brackets in that string balanced.

@ГригорийПерельман One keystroke -- ctrl-backspace :p

XD

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@AdmBorkBork I don't know how you're counting your edit distance, but I specified Levenshtein distance.

Shh - let me have my joke. ;-)

I never let facts get in the way of a good joke.

6:21 PM

That's a wonderful policy

Григорий Перельман

Does it seem like an interesting challenge tho

@DJMcMayhem speaking of which, is there a way to input <backspace> into V?

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Q: Fix the Braces, etc

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to add the minimum number of parentheses, braces, and brackets to make a given string (containing only parentheses, braces, and brackets) have correct brace matching. Ties of symbols added must be broken by having the maximum distance between paire...

code-golf string balanced-string

@ГригорийПерельман Well, you can use verbose mode to enter control characters, and ctrl-h is equivalent to backsapce. So add the -v flag, and then you can use <C-h>

Try it online!

The one I linked isn't quite the same, since Levenshtein distance can include deletions and replacements, so ...

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Q: Island Golf #2: The Eccentric Hermits

Two hermits have arrived on a desert island. Since they came seeking solitude, they wish to live as far away from each other as possible. Where should they build their huts to maximize the walking distance between them? Related reading Input Your input will be a rectangular grid consisting of ...

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6:37 PM

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Ascii User Interfaces code-golf ascii In this challenge, we render Ascii user interfaces. +----------------------+ |+-----------++-------+| ||<- Previous||Next ->|| |+-----------++-------+| |== The title == | | | |Lorem ipsum dolor | |sit amet... | |+---...

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6:56 PM

@AdmBorkBork Do you think I could get away with saying Damerau-Levenshtein Distance and not get it closed as a dupe?

@BillJ Wow -

a matter of the predicative complement being fronted and the fronting being accompanied by obligatory subject-auxiliary inversion

. I think I heard a whooshing sound over my head.. — cullub 2 hours ago

Григорий Перельман

wut

@ГригорийПерельман With that as the metric, I wouldn't close it as a dupe. Simply adding brackets is going to be a bit different of an algorithm than counting possible transposes/etc.

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I think I'll sandbox it later today then. I don't have the patience to wait for Brain-Flak's birthday tho >_>

Holy crap. I just realized that my last Meta post made it into the top 30 Meta posts of all time. o_O

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7:01 PM

Which one?

Be nice applies to off topic questions too

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Q: "Be Nice" applies to off-topic questions too

For whatever reason, PPCG tends to get a lot of off-topic questions, generally about code-troubleshooting. Maybe it's because our help-center is inaccurate. Or maybe it's simply because we're a large-ish site with a lot of activity but very few questions per day, so each off-topic question is mor...

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Григорий Перельман

Well what do you know

@ГригорийПерельман unclear / too broad

Yay, and now it's 42 XD

Григорий Перельман

7:06 PM

43 now

Awww, I kinda wanted it to stay at 42.

Anonymous

@DJMcMayhem I could downvote it if you want

You should vote based on the post quality, not on its current score

"should"

@Mego It's too late. We'd need two now.

Maybe we could get bigtoes to help out

7:18 PM

I can unupvote and then downvote

If you guys try to make it 42, I'll ruin it.

It's not a good reason to downvote

I was joking, if you couldn't tell

We're just kidding of course

Григорий Перельман

Quick someone make a trivial edit so our votes unlock

Reminds me of the neutrality video on YouTube.

7:22 PM

user image

yay for inspect element

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It just doesn't feel right.

better idea?

Neutral Response (check the vote count)

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@AdmBorkBork That's beautiful

futurama is great

7:26 PM

Woo, a four star-post streak.

lol

do we have a challenge for extracting [red, green, blue] channel of an image?

@KritixiLithos Your answer has a syntax error at the third last line, there should be a newline after [c]. On the other hand, you can remove the newline before x+=X.

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@Riker Don't think so.

cool

7:45 PM

0

Q: Output the missing integer

You will given a string through STDIN. It will contain 9 integers from 0-9. You must output the missing integer into STDOUT. The string will look like this: 123456789 > 0 134567890 > 2 867953120 > 4 Good luck!

@NewMainPosts I'd say dupe of this

it's definitely a subset, if not a superset

Anonymous

Yeah, unfortunately I used my vote on unclear, so I don't get to hammer it

:/

can somebody else with a hammer hammer it?

I don't really think it's a dupe

Huh I'm reencoding a flv video in mp4 and for some reason the mp4 file is bigger

I tought the compression was better

7:58 PM

o/ @ThomasWard

@Riker I would be shocked if answers from the linked challenge could be trivially modified to answer this 0-9 challenge.

@Riker THOU HAS SUMMONED PURE UNADULTERATED EVIL DESTRUCTIVE CHAOS

@ThomasWard darn I was hoping for CHAOS, not CHAOS

I guess I'll have to make do

that works too

@AdmBorkBork it's basically 'find the missing element in this input sequence' but replacing the given input sequence with 123456789

@Riker So, what's the geometric sequence of 867953120?

Or algorithmic.

if you remove that part of the code, then you don't need to worry about that

8:04 PM

@Sparr I see you are a fellow factorio player and modder :)

(Just found your account on reddit, which linked me to your factorio mod page, which matched your github account on SE)

@Riker I don't understand what you mean.

I rather like your overflow mod

I'll definitely try it after I finish my 8-hour lazy bastard run

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Can anyone help me think of test cases for chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/message/36316270#36316270 ?

@WheatWizard Congrats on 10k! You certainly deserve it! :)

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@ГригорийПерельман are you doing multiple types of brackets?

8:09 PM

@DJMcMayhem Thanks! I didn't even realize I hit it

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@NathanMerrill [](){}<>

I'd totally just do random strings then

besides your standard edge cases

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CMC: Generate a random string of up to length 20 containing the characters [](){}<>

@ГригорийПерельман PowerShell, 47 bytes --> -join('[](){}<>'[(0..(Random 20)|%{Random 8})])

Григорий Перельман

Thanks

8:15 PM

:D

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Now I have to balance (](<>}[>(}>><(>(({}] in the smallest possible Damerau-Levenshtein Distance

@ГригорийПерельман CJam, 28 bytes: 8 20mr)#mr8bs8,s"()[]{}<>"er

Just for the fun of it, an 18 byte version: {"[](){}<>"mR}Kmr*

8:36 PM

Hehe, just for fun I'm doing a pseudo-code-bowling variant of the recent "find the missing integer" challenge. I'm up to 91 bytes

Down Christopher

@SIGSEGV I posted my answer and it may be NC

Григорий Перельман

Hey, does anyone want to help verify the test cases for codegolf.meta.stackexchange.com/a/11883/60042 ?

If I'm allowed to do that, I'll stick a bounty on the best answer of anyone who corrects an error.

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Extract an RGB channel of an image Given an image, either as input (possibly in RGB pairs) or with the filename as input (you may not assume the image has a specific filename), output an image representing a single color channel of the image. You will also take another input, representing which...

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Balance the Brackets code-golfbrain-flakstring Your objective: Given a string of brackets, output the minimum Damerau-Levenshtein Distance required to turn the input string into a string where the brackets are balanced. Input The input string will only contain brackets and no other character...

@DJMcMayhem Dah! You broke my streak!

Sorry not sorry

Down Christopher

8:43 PM

On number 3 how is that not balanced? According to number 2 it would be

Григорий Перельман

@DownChristopher Eh? What?

You mean [(])?

Down Christopher

[(]) is balanced. Unless [(){}<>] is not

Григорий Перельман

I'm not sure how you figure that.

It is balanced. It's interleaved, though. That's a good distinction to make.

It is not a balanced string

Down Christopher

8:46 PM

how?

Григорий Перельман

@AdmBorkBork I'm pretty sure that's not what has been considered balanced on this site ever.

Down Christopher

But it would be balanced

inb4 meta post

> A pair of brackets is considered "matched" if the opening and closing brackets are in the right order and have no characters inside of them

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@DownChristopher Every pair like (...) must itself contain balanced brackets

8:47 PM

FWIW, that's my own definition, but I think it's a pretty good one

> A string is considered "Fully matched" if and only if: 1) Every single character is a bracket, 2) Each pair of brackets has the correct opening and closing bracket and in the right order, and 3) Each bracket is matched.

Down Christopher

@DJMcMayhem Then [(){}<>] would not be

Oh sorry

Григорий Перельман

@DJMcMayhem By that definition, the square-bracket pair [()] isn't matched because it contains () inside it.

I think the best way is to define it recursively.

I left part of the quote off

The full quote is:

> A pair of brackets is considered "matched" if the opening and closing brackets are in the right order and have no characters inside of them, or if every subelement inside of it is also matched. Subelements can also be nested several layers deep.

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Do you mind if I copy that into my answer?

8:50 PM

So it's either A) empty, or B) each recursive element is matched

A string is balanced if it matches the grammar S -> (S) | [S] | {S} | <S> | e

@ГригорийПерельман Not at all! Here's the link

(where e is the empty string)

@ГригорийПерельман From the balanced-string wiki, emphasis mine --

> In a balanced string certain pairs of characters or substrings always appear with the same amount. Often there are additional restrictions that those pairs also have to be ordered.'

I spent a long time trying to come up with an easy to understand and unambiguous definition for that challenge

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8:52 PM

@WheatWizard This is my favorite definition for being completely unambiguous, but it might not be the best one for people who don't know what formal grammars are.

Down Christopher

Yeah I suck at formal grammer

Григорий Перельман

Pretty please help verify test-cases?

On the bright side it is a really easy grammar as far as CFGs go

Григорий Перельман

Yep.

How is >]{])< 3?

8:54 PM

@ГригорийПерельман Can I make an edit to your balanced definition?

Григорий Перельман

Yes

@WheatWizard I think that was supposed to say 4.

>_>

Ok thats what I thought

@ГригорийПерельман That one is one

@ГригорийПерельман Done. Thoughts?

Григорий Перельман

+1

Down Christopher

8:57 PM

Is ()(<>)[<()><>()[{}]
balanced?

👍

Григорий Перельман

@DownChristopher Yes

Actually no

@DownChristopher No

@DownChristopher no, the first square bracket has no closing bracket

Григорий Перельман

The first [ is unmatched

Down Christopher

8:57 PM

opps

There's a missing ]

Down Christopher

()(<>)<()><>()[{}]

Other than that it's balanced

@ГригорийПерельман Also not sure how ([)}}>[ gets to ()[{}] in 4. I see how it gets to ()<> in 4 but not ()[{}]

@DownChristopher that is balanced

Down Christopher

8:58 PM

@Pavel one of the examples is too big

(](<>}[>(}>><(>(({}]

()(<>}[>(}>><(>(({}]
()(<>)[>(}>><(>(({}]
()(<>)[<(}>><(>(({}]
()(<>)[<()>><(>(({}]
()(<>)[<()>><(>([{}]
()(<>)[<()>><(>)[{}]
()(<>)[<()>><>()[{}]
()(<>)[<()><>()[{}]
()(<>)<()><>()[{}]

My steps

Only a score of 9

Григорий Перельман

>_> thanks guys

Down Christopher

Working on others

@ГригорийПерельман The one Christopher found a solution of 9 also has a solution of 8. here

Down Christopher

([)}}>[ I got 3 :
()[}}>
(){}}>
(){}<>

@WheatWizard When correcting others I still get out golfed :P

Григорий Перельман

This would probably be easier if I was using a text editor that highlights brackets

@DownChristopher Your first step does swap and a removal

9:07 PM

... after seeding apple $3000 of my soul. They do not let me sign up for WWDC ticket :'(

Григорий Перельман

$3000??!

The problem is expecting apple to pay you back for your soul.

@WheatWizard How big are the integers in Wise? 32 bits?

@MistahFiggins They are dynamically allocated

So the only limit is your computer's memory

It begins

Down Christopher

9:09 PM

@ГригорийПерельман opps

@WheatWizard So how would one get the sign bit?

@MistahFiggins What do you mean?

@ГригорийПерельман Here is 7

Григорий Перельман

thx

In computer science, the sign bit is a bit in a signed number representation that indicates the sign of a number. Although only signed numeric data types have a sign bit, it is invariably located in the most significant bit position, so the term may be used interchangeably with "most significant bit" in some contexts. Almost always, if the sign bit is 0, the number is non-negative (positive or zero). If the sign bit is 1 then the number is negative, although formats other than two's complement integers allow a signed zero: distinct "positive zero" and "negative zero" representations, the latter...

@ATaco No I am expecting to pay another $1600 for ticket :/

9:13 PM

@MistahFiggins Yeah there is no "sign bit" as I understand it

@ГригорийПерельман This test case can be done in 5.

Down Christopher

@ГригорийПерельман I didn't find any other ones to fix

@Downgoat You give Apple $3000 but you can't give Microsoft $30 for Minecraft? >_>

Down Christopher

@WheatWizard I think you win for most changes

The only one I found you golfed

@Downgoat What did you give them $3000 for?

iHooves I'm guessing

@ГригорийПерельман And here is that same one in 4. (If you want me to stop pinging you just tell me)

9:17 PM

Does anyone here have experience with Amazon Drive? My Google Drive is slowly hitting it's 5TB limit. I know many people store >100TB on Amazon Drive, I'm just asking for general availability, network speed and maybe support experience.

@mınxomaτ No experience just a comment that Amazon might one day bundle unlimited online storage with Prime so it would be worth it if you already have Amazon Prime (Prime already has unlimited photo storage iirc)

I have Prime. ACD ist just 60€, not really that much for unlimited storage.

Even though some people have close to a Petabyte in ACD, I'm worried about their termination policy. But enterprise storage for all my data would cost me >$100/m.

I always wonder if "unlimited" really means unlimited

ToS says they can kill your account at any time if your usage is not akin to the avg user.

yikes

9:29 PM

I'm seriously considering just buying a few storage servers for my data. $3k would give me about 72TB and a few dozen cores for VM experiments. And then just use ACD as a backup of that.

9:40 PM

@mınxomaτ I'm already imagining you as a (perhaps slightly more competent) Linus unboxing a petabyte of drives

I've unsubscribed from them a while ago. I really don't like the direction the channel is going at all. Though I still watch WAN

@MistahFiggins This will get the sign bit.

Thanks much

What does -b flag do?

Outputs in binary. Its not necessary I just used it for testing

@mınxomaτ Yeah. I'm not sure if I'm just more used to their antics or they're really declining in quality. But it's interesting watching their videos seeing how an internet company grows and evolves

9:48 PM

@Riker s/foo/bar work from discord mobile?

My problem is that they seem to fail to grow any actual knowledge base. The videos become less and less useful, and due to nonsensical titles basically impossible to find again by searching for the topic. Level1Techs is probably my ideal channel.

@WheatWizard That's useful.

Григорий Перельман

@WheatWizard Thanks a ton! :)

If you want you can just edit the post directly if you want to keep going.

I'm going to see if I can get (](<)>}[>(}>>{]<<(]] down from 10

I've tried I'm pretty sure that 10 is minimal

Григорий Перельман

At least I can get some of them right...

The rest of them are trivial enough that I don't think I could have missed anything.

{<((<<][{{}>[<) might be improvable, but I don't see how.

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