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ETHproductions

23:05

@ConorO'Brien Is yup your language?

Conor O'Brien

yup!

Riker

> wasn't actually that hard

eye twitches

ETHproductions

@ConorO'Brien I knew you would say that, but 10/10 anyway

Conor O'Brien

haha thanks

ETHproductions

Well, I knew you would say that if it was your language, of course

Conor O'Brien

23:10

true

ETHproductions

Kinda like NTFJ in that it has a very limited instruction set?

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@MilletMage Did you change your name?

Conor O'Brien

yup, it was actually the second incarnation of it

(I actually do say yup, that was not on purpose >_>)

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Millet Mage

@0 ' Felt appropriate, are you planning on changing yours

0 '

23:12

@MilletMage I actually did recently

Hard to tell exactly what my name is because all the tabs get compressed

but thats how it goes

ETHproductions

@ConorO'Brien Oh, interesting, do you have it on GitHub?

@ConorO'Brien Totally understand, I say it too :P

Conor O'Brien

@ETHproductions yup github

ETHproductions

Wait... narcissus was created by... mozilla?

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@MilletMage Did you change your profile pic too? looks different

ETHproductions

@ConorO'Brien Hmm, I think I saw that repo a few months ago (I remember it because I said smth like, "You made a language that only uses flags?")

Millet Mage

23:17

@0 ' Yeah, I figured that if I was going to change my username I might as well go the whole nine yards

Conor O'Brien

hm, I think I did make a language like that

ah shucks it isn't published

I must've done a preview in the chat

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CMC: Take the bitwise nand of two numbers

Conor O'Brien

NTFJ, 1 byte: |

ETHproductions

heh

Finally a challenge where NTFJ can dominate

Millet Mage

Wise, 2 bytes: &~

TuxCopter

23:22

@0 ' Ruby, way too many bytes: proc{|x,y|~(x&y)}

Григорий Перельман

NTFJ?

Also, would answer in ferNANDo, but have no ide how ferNANDo works.

0 '

Pyhton 17 bytes: lambda x,y:~(x&y)

Riker

julia, 11 bytes: (a,b)->~a&b

ETHproductions

@ГригорийПерельман github.com/ConorOBrien-Foxx/NTFJ

Qwerp-Derp

@MilletMage Did you finish the Wise thing?

Millet Mage

23:27

@Qwerp-Derp What thing?

Qwerp-Derp

@MilletMage The thing that I asked you to do with the negative numbers

Like turn all 0s to -1 and have the amount of 0s at the end

I'm not even sure if that's possible

Millet Mage

@Qwerp-Derp I don't seem to recall having such a conversation with you

ETHproductions

@Riker Is the ~ run after the &?

Riker

yes

Qwerp-Derp

@MilletMage Wait oh did you guys switch accounts

Come on

Riker

23:28

I think

ETHproductions

interesting

Qwerp-Derp

@0 ' Did you do the thing

:( I got tricked

0 '

@Qwerp-Derp I don't think it is possible

Qwerp-Derp

@0 ' Cause I was thinking of using that for my arbitrary-length adder

0 '

What do you mean abitrary length?

Qwerp-Derp

23:30

So you provide an arbitrary amount of arguments, and the program adds them all together

0 '

Interesting

Qwerp-Derp

My program uses 0 as a placeholder for the end of the arguments, so if there's a 0 somewhere in the list of arguments my program doesn't work

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I think that can be done

but I don't think that the program you wanted to implement can be done

Actually I'm pretty sure an arbitrary length anything cannot be done

ETHproductions

So @Conor, for my JS parser I think I'm just gonna do something similar to what I did with Japt, looping through each char and deciding what to do rather than just matching a set of regexes

Since we determined that parsing nested template strings is impossible otherwise

mbomb007

Can't believe I actually fell for SO's april fools blog post...

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23:39

@mbomb007 The DDA one?

Riker

hahaha

LegionMammal978

@ConorO'Brien "naive way"?

My way is already pretty naive

ETHproductions

Actually... I think I can still do it almost entirely with regexes, if I keep track of how many template strings I'm inside

Riker

o-o

LegionMammal978

@Riker Nah, basic logarithm arithmetic, learned it in HS

Riker

23:48

Qwerp-Derp

I'm disappointed at YouTube... they haven't even released an April Fool's video yet

LegionMammal978

Qwerp-Derp

Wait what time is it in the US?

LegionMammal978

On the east coast, it's 7:49, March 31

Conor O'Brien

@ETHproductions that's probably the best idea

LegionMammal978

23:50

Oh, huh, it's already April 1 in parts of Europe

Riker

@Qwerp-Derp 4:50 p\m here

Downgoat

Google is based in California too where it's 4:50 March 31

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