The Nineteenth Byte

Leaky Nun

13:00

@ConorO'Brien beware I'll surpass your rep soon

Mitch Schwartz

you should have noticed by now that the things you do on this site will often be judged in a superficial manner, with an air of solemnity and logic and morality

Leaky Nun

@MitchSchwartz no I haven't

Geobits

@MitchSchwartz After reading this very carefully and weighing its merits, I disagree :P

Leaky Nun

@Geobits hi

Geobits

Welcome back

Leaky Nun

13:04

thanks

Riker

@LeakyNun welcome back!

Leaky Nun

thank you

user165474

@MitchSchwartz It all depends on the situation. Often, completely illogical things arise, especially on TNB, and are not judged against that factor. On more serious meta posts or challenges in general, things may be and likely will be judged that way.

Fatalize

LeakyNun saw the graduating announcement, and after leaving 8 months came back to the exact same site

:(

Conor O'Brien

@LeakyNun oh no XD

Leaky Nun

13:08

@Fatalize I can't accept it. How come Jelly isn't the winner? (Maybe it's just my skills)

user165474

oh noes D:

Fatalize

@LeakyNun I'm sure there are new Jelly built-ins to solve that challenge in 3 bytes or something ridiculous

Leaky Nun

@Fatalize then I'd have to read the whole manual again

Fatalize

Brachylog is less bad than before too

It's usually good at palindrome problems

Leaky Nun

I see

Qwerp-Derp

13:14

I believe I am now the master of puns (I have 197 karma on Reddit, about 190 of those were from r/DadJokes where I posted dad jokes)

I am not a dad, in case anyone was wondering, I just like puns a lot

Fatalize

Reddit karma is worthless, it's not encased in green boxes

Geobits

You are learning, young one, but you have yet to learn that the value in puns comes from the groans and grimaces, not from the karma.

user165474

I read something about Geobits-level bad puns on TNB once...

Geobits

Oh, and the stars.

user165474

:D stars are always important

Leaky Nun

13:17

@ConorO'Brien are you here?

Poke

@HyperNeutrino whoa. name one "bad" pun

every pun is a gem

Sherlock9

@LeakyNun Welcome back! :D

How were your exams?

Leaky Nun

@Sherlock9 not bad

@Sherlock9 thanks

Downgoat

@LeakyNun :D horray!! Welcome back!

Leaky Nun

oh no, your rep is just a third of mine @Sherlock9

@Downgoat where were you lol

I keep seeing your icon here

Sherlock9

13:21

Thanks for noticing >:D

I have been busy with university

Fatalize

I don't think I've ever seen this chatroom without Downgoat's icon

Downgoat

I just woke up but I might of left my computer on

Geobits

@LeakyNun Luckily you missed the "everything looks like a downgoat" phase.

Leaky Nun

@Geobits heh

oh no, @Downgoat surpassed me

I must catch up

Sherlock9

Actually, if you're looking for an interesting challenge in Jelly, I have a Jelly answer I'm not sure how to golf: codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/103888/47581

Qwerp-Derp

13:22

And then I'm sitting comfortably on 3k rep...

Leaky Nun

@Sherlock9 wow, 74 bytes

betseg

@Qwerp-Derp 5k! More than you!

Sherlock9

Yeah, it's a great big mess

user165474

Haha same @Qwerp-Derp

Leaky Nun

@Sherlock9 how is that challenge different from my repetend?

user165474

13:23

Your rep-graph looks a bit logarithmic and mine's very very very exponential xD

Sherlock9

Your repetend?

Leaky Nun

11

Q: Find the repetend of the decimal representation!

In this challenge 2 years ago, we found the period of a unit fraction (1/n where n is a natural number). Now, your task is to write a program/function to find the repetend of a unit fraction. The repetend is the part of the decimal expansion which repeats infinitely, like: The decimal represe...

Sherlock9

Oh, you have to swap the repetend and the non-repeating parts

user165474

Wait @Qwerp-Derp When did I bypass you?

Sherlock9

And since floats can't be trusted, it's a pain in the butt

Leaky Nun

13:24

@Sherlock9 oh, that's nice

Qwerp-Derp

@HyperNeutrino No idea, I've been really inactive (i.e. hardly posted any questions/answers)

Leaky Nun

but you can still take ideas from my post @Sherlock9

Riker

@DJMcMayhem is there any way to create a file from the clipboard/pass text to automatically be added to the file?

in vim of course

betseg

@HyperNeutrino my rep graph looks...weird

Riker

i.e. :o a.txt texthere or :w a.txt texthere

Sherlock9

13:25

Sure, but if you find anything for my post, I'd be quite grateful

Leaky Nun

@Sherlock9 i'll try to do it again

Sherlock9

Oh, now I remember what the other problem was. The input and output are fractions

user165474

@betseg That is rather peculiar.

Lembik

@MitchSchwartz got you

Leaky Nun

@Sherlock9 wait what, negative numbers?

Sherlock9

13:26

@LeakyNun Yep, there are also negative numbers

Qwerp-Derp

Posted a new challenge - I will outrep you @HyperNeutrino!!!

Lembik

poor Euler's constant doesn't get the love

Downgoat

@LeakyNun also, while you were gone we allowed people to answer in non-programming languages

Leaky Nun

@Downgoat what does that mean?

Sherlock9

We did?

Leaky Nun

13:27

@Qwerp-Derp I swear there are already two challenges about decimal representations of fractions

Qwerp-Derp

@LeakyNun I mean, I did post the challenge in the sandbox a few days ago, and I can't find a dupe, so...

user165474

@Qwerp-Derp Nooo... Must answer the palindromes challenge!

Downgoat

@LeakyNun what this means is you can submit a .txt file for example to a kolomorogov complexity challenge

Leaky Nun

how does a txt file work?

user165474

Isn't that just a trivial solution though?

user165474

13:29

With 0% compression rate?

New Main Posts

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Q: Get the decimal!

Task: Your task is, when given three inputs: a numerator n a denominator d another integer, x Create a program/function that finds the xth digit of the number after the decimal place. Specs: The range of n and d is between 1 and 2^31 - 1, inclusive. The range of x is between 1 and 10,000,...

code-golf math

Leaky Nun

why isn't anybody attempting the palindrome challenge lol

@Sherlock9 can I give up?

Sherlock9

On my answer?

Go right ahead

It's kind of a mess

But it works beautifully

But if you'd like to continue, I'll be happy to answer questions, either in here, or in another chatroom

Conor O'Brien

@LeakyNun not really no

Leaky Nun

@Sherlock9 alright

@ConorO'Brien alright

user165474

13:40

@Qwerp-Derp 20 rep left :) I upvoted btw which contributes to you catching up :(

Qwerp-Derp

@HyperNeutrino Thanks! Good luck getting more rep so I can't catch up :P

betseg

@HyperNeutrino Sportsmanship!

Sherlock9

@LeakyNun If you do set up another chatroom, send me a link

TuxCopter

Wait Leaky Nun is back?

Leaky Nun

@Sherlock9 alright

Sherlock9

13:42

He is

Leaky Nun

@TuxCopter oh, you are tuxcrafting

user165474

@Qwerp-Derp Thanks :P And yeah @betseg Sportsmanship :P though I think that's an unrelated badge... regardless.

user165474

I also set up a 100-rep infinite bounty so if someone claims that then I lose 100 rep :P

user165474

And if you claim it you get +200 rep relative to me :P

New Bounties With No Deadlines

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A: List of bounties with no deadline

100 rep for a linear solution to this This challenge, the perfect-palindromes challenge, has a straightforward solution, which is to partition the array into all possible, filter, and find the shortest one. However, this one is O(n!) (correct if necessary). There's also a nice Regex solution, wh...

user165474

13:47

Wait there's a script to post these?

betseg

The room has 6 feed bots: chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/info/240/…

Qwerp-Derp

I think I have an idea for a new challenge

Downgoat

@ASCII-only bad news :( your activity view is crashing gitgoat: did you happen to add anyone to an organization recently?

Qwerp-Derp

CMC (no need for code): Figure out how this decimal is generated - 0.530067010933560... (first 15 digits)

Leaky Nun

@Qwerp-Derp god knows how it's generated

Downgoat

13:57

@Qwerp-Derp lottery numbers?

Qwerp-Derp

It's got a pretty simple rule

@Downgoat Nope

user165474

Is the number negative or is that just a dash?

Qwerp-Derp

@HyperNeutrino Just a dash

Downgoat

CMC: determine how this decimal is generated: 1.12873137495143

Leaky Nun

@Downgoat randomly generated

Downgoat

13:59

yes :P

Luis Mendo

Numeric keypad smashing

Qwerp-Derp

:( But mine isn't randomly generated...

Business Cat

Typing the necessary keys to write it

Downgoat

how abuot psuedo-random generation

Qwerp-Derp

@Downgoat :( why do you have to do this...

Leaky Nun

14:00

@Qwerp-Derp any hint?

Qwerp-Derp

@LeakyNun Look at each decimal place individually.

Leaky Nun

...

CMC: given positive integer, output 1 if even and -1 if odd.

user165474

lambda x:1-x%2*2

user165474

16 bytes, Python

Luis Mendo

MATL, 4 bytes: oEq_

user165474

14:03

>_>

Qwerp-Derp

@LeakyNun Look at each decimal place individually and think unit fractions.

betseg

C, 16 bytes: f(n){n=1-x%2*2;}

Business Cat

@LeakyNun CJam, 8 bytes ri2%-2*)

@Qwerp-Derp Oh. It's the first decimal of 1/2, the second of 1/3, the third of 1/4, etc

Qwerp-Derp

@BusinessCat 10 points to Gryffindor!

Leaky Nun

@LuisMendo do you have a quick-ref?

betseg

14:05

Isn't it supposed to be 1.5300... tho? First digit of 1/1 is 1 :P

Luis Mendo

@LeakyNun Sure. Here it is. The codes does: modulo 2, multiply by 2, subtract 1, unary minus

user165474

Java, too many bytes: int f(n){return 1-n%2*2;}

Business Cat

Also, golfed my CJam to 7 bytes: ri2%WX?

Qwerp-Derp

@betseg And the digit before that is ERROR

Leaky Nun

people here... nobody is discovering the shorter method yet

they're all translations of each other

(although the shorter method would have the same length in python)

Luis Mendo

14:07

Enlighten us

Leaky Nun

nah I'll wait longer

Luis Mendo

Anywaw, "shorter" depends on the language

Geobits

@LeakyNun -n/n^n ?

Leaky Nun

@LuisMendo that is true

@LeakyNun one more simplification

Geobits

I forgot a minus sign >_>

Riley

14:09

@LeakyNun Brain-Flak, 30 bytes: ({}([()])<>(())){({}[()]<>)}{}

Downgoat

@LeakyNun Cheddar: n->1-n%2*2

user165474

>_>

Business Cat

@LeakyNun -1^n? CJam, 4 bytes: Wri#

Leaky Nun

@Riley lol

Business Cat

Er forget signum lol

Leaky Nun

14:09

@BusinessCat you don't need a signum

@LuisMendo it is entirely (-1)^n

Emigna

@LeakyNun 05AB1E, 3 bytes: È·<

Geobits

Oh duh

user165474

Oh wow how did I not see that >_>

Luis Mendo

@LeakyNun Ah, good idea. Well, it also takes up 4 bytes in MATL

Leaky Nun

@LuisMendo that means it's time to upgrade MATL ;) (i'm just kidding

online J is down... does anyone have link?

user165474

14:10

@LeakyNun close bracket

Luis Mendo

@LeakyNun TIO

Now it has J

and many others

Leaky Nun

@LuisMendo thanks

Wheat Wizard

@Riley @LeakyNun @0` Brain-Flak, 28 bytes: ({}([(())<>])){({}[()]<>)}{}

Laikoni

@Qwerp-Derp In the 'Get the decimals' challenge my submission throws a stack overflow error somewhere above x=5,000,000. Normally, the rules would allow such an answer because the algorithm works with arbitrary high x. However, you state in the the challenge that x is in the range form 1 to 10,000,000, so do you deliberately overwrite this default rule, thus making my submission invalid?

Downgoat

@LeakyNun were you here when I started CS course with crazy CS teacher? (if not: chat.stackexchange.com/…)

Qwerp-Derp

14:18

@Laikoni So you're asking if I should write a separate rule of disallowing this type of answer?

How much longer would your solution be if it could circumvent the stack overflow?

Hmmmm, I think the upper bound of 10 million seems reasonable

user165474

@LeakyNun Brainf***, 85 bytes: ,>+<[>[->>+<<]>[->>+<<]>[-<+>]>[-<<<+>>>]<<<<-]>>>+++++[>+++++++++<-]<[>>.<<-]>‌>++++.

user165474

Probably could be shortened a lot xD

Qwerp-Derp

@Laikoni So my ruling is that your current solution is invalid, sorry. I think the upper bound of 10 million is reasonable enough, so I'm going to enforce it.

Question to everyone: would my new challenge be counted as a dupe, if it has more specifications than the other one?

For context, I'm talking about these two questions: my question and the possible dupe

user165474

Ooh we're tied for rep... rip me xD gg Qwerp-Derp :D

user165474

Though I'd say that your question is a duplicate, in my opinion.

Leaky Nun

14:32

@Downgoat wadahell is dat?

Riker

it's the goat ranting about his CS teacher

@LeakyNun oh, I think you also missed downgoat uninstalling his kernel

Leaky Nun

@Riker what is kernel?

Riker

his operating system kernel

user165474

You can do that? O.o

Riker

the thing that makes the OS run

@HyperNeutrino yup

and you can apt-get install kernel too

in PPCG TF2 Server, Dec 24 '16 at 2:23, by Downgoat

@EᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏIʀᴋ No I only deleted the kernel

in PPCG TF2 Server, Dec 24 '16 at 2:23, by Downgoat

apparently you can just apt-get install the kernel

user165474

14:34

Oh wow.

Riker

yea

user165474

So wait I can just do apt-get remove kernel?

Riker

iirc it's s/remove/uninstall/ but something liek that

betseg

s/kernel/linux/

user165474

Oh okay. So apt-get remove linux. I'm not going to test that xD

user165474

14:37

@Riker It's remove.

Riker

ah ok

I don't use apt-get but I thought the goat said uninstall

betseg

Also in Ubuntu I think you should specify Linux version too

user165474

I see.

Downgoat

@Riker I only did apt-get install >_<

Riker

lol

Leaky Nun

14:44

Can anyone golf my Jelly answer?

@Downgoat will you consider doing that question with your cheese?

Riker

TIL ⁼ is an unicode char

an unicode?

a unicode?

I don't grammar good this early

Jan Dvorak

*well :-D

I read it as yuni-code, so that would be a

Downgoat

@Riker I mean technically ASCII is subset of U Unicode so should not be surprise :P

@Riker brb ELUing

Riker

@JanDvorak ah, that makes sense

@Downgoat hf but it's gonna get closed I think

Jan Dvorak

Wiktionary agrees with my pronunciation.

Leaky Nun

14:50

:/ ppl branched to another topic

Geobits

@JanDvorak So does every person I've ever met :P

New Main Posts

0

Q: Un-average temperatures!

There was a discussion going on in TNB once about the best temperature scale, and we agreed on something: Take the average of all four main temperature scales! That is, Celsius, Kelvin, Fahrenheit, and Rankine (Sorry Réaumur). So, now the issue is, most people don't use this system. So, I need a...

code-golf math

Laikoni

@Qwerp-Derp Ok, then this is at least a reason to have a look at compiler flags for the first time.

Wheat Wizard

Can any one beat this python answer? I would like some competition.

trichoplax

"zeckendorf" gives 2 results, 8 votes, 3 answers, 1 answer showing in the results, with 5 votes. All Fibonacci numbers. Coincidence...?

betseg

15:01

8-5=3. Also, there are 3 numbers. :O

trichoplax

Plus the total number of votes showing is 13...

betseg

:O

Nathan Merrill

that's cheating a bit

(the 13)

trichoplax

More than a bit...

Wheat Wizard

The word Zeckendorf also appears exactly 5 times in the search page

betseg

15:03

5 times - 2 results = ? :OOOOO

Wheat Wizard

Both were on 8/5/15 8, 5, 1 and 5 are all fibonacci numbers

trichoplax

I was searching to see if we had already had a Zeckendorf challenge, and we have. I was wondering if a miles to kilometres conversion using Zeckendorf notation would be interesting, after reading about it in the Encyclopedia of Mathematics

PhiNotPi

lol, I totally forgot code jam is a thing... looks like round 1C is yet to happen, not sure if it's worth attempting.

mbomb007

@WheatWizard That's probably as short as it's going to get.

Wheat Wizard

It still feels really long

mbomb007

15:08

Not if you break it into pieces.

Wheat Wizard

there might be a different algorithm that might beat it out

Christopher

Hi

I am so tired

mbomb007

That's the shortest single expression for primality testing, and also for reversing an integer.

@PhiNotPi some people prefer code jelly.

Wheat Wizard

I'm pretty sure that there is no way to beat me with the exact same method but there are short cuts to primality testing if you know some facts about n

mbomb007

Maybe xnor could find something shorter.

Wheat Wizard

15:11

Last time Dennis absolutely destroyed me with Wilson's theorem.

Qwerp-Derp

@trichoplax Illuminacci confirmed...?

Wheat Wizard

link

Christopher

@WheatWizard can you explain how you quine in Mini-Flak or any version of BF

Wheat Wizard

@Christopher Sure! Which one do you want? the quines for the two are drastically different.

Christopher

@WheatWizard Uh. Mini-Flak. I barely get how they work so go easy :P

Wheat Wizard

15:16

Oh actually there are two mini-flak quines a short one and a fast one. Which one do you want?

Christopher

Err. Fast one I guess

Wheat Wizard

Ok this one is complicated, lets move over to the Third stack

Kritixi Lithos

@Riker I think you can shorten your Vim program into just A

Assuming that the input is automatically in the buffer, as is the default for vim programs

Leaky Nun

is there a way to view the HNQ questions?

even those that were HNQ questions a month ago?

Jan Dvorak

I think not

DJMcMayhem

15:45

@KritixiLithos What program is this? Link?

Leaky Nun

CMC: differentiation: input [1,3,2], output [3,4] (because the derivative of $1+3x+2x^2$ with respect to $x$ is $3+4x$)

Kritixi Lithos

@DJMcMayhem Here: codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/117439/41805

Mendeleev

@HyperNeutrino New room "OPPCGMCS Relay 2.0"

DJMcMayhem

@LeakyNun I haven't seen a leaky CMC in far too long haha

Leaky Nun

@DJMcMayhem lol

Poke

15:50

@LeakyNun That could be a full challenge; not just a cmc

Leaky Nun

@Poke it would be a duplicate

Poke

ah

Leaky Nun

@DJMcMayhem are you going to do it?

DJMcMayhem

Probably can't right now.

And I wouldn't know where to start

Leaky Nun

Alright

DJMcMayhem

15:53

Unfortunately, I've been a lot less active on PPCG in 2017 cause of schedules and life circumstances

Leaky Nun

don't worry

I've been 0 active on PPCG in 2017

DJMcMayhem

Right now, I mainly just have time for chat lol

Christopher

@DJMcMayhem And I am being taught the quine in Mini-Flak

DJMcMayhem

@LeakyNun Did you see this since you've been back?

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Q: Please welcome The Nineteenth Byte's newest room owners!

You've cast your votes and elected the following three members of our community as room owners of our primary chat room, The Nineteenth Byte. They have been appointed, effective immediately. Please join us in thanking them for volunteering, and may the odds be ever in their favor.

discussion chat moderation

Leaky Nun

I haven't

DJMcMayhem

15:55

I'm pretty happy about that. One of the interesting developments since you left

Dats where I got me slanty letters

Christopher

Of course you find it interesting :P No bias whatsoever

DJMcMayhem

Oh no, none at all

Leaky Nun

@DJMcMayhem congratulations

DJMcMayhem

Thanks :)

Leaky Nun

@DJMcMayhem here's a python3 ideone if you don't know where to start

betseg

15:58

@LeakyNun also, you missed hats

Leaky Nun

@betseg what is it?

betseg

@LeakyNun TIO has python now

Leaky Nun

@betseg thanks, I saw that

betseg

@LeakyNun StackExchange winter hat bash

Christopher

Who suggested PPCG on Area 51?

DJMcMayhem

16:00

YOU

And by YOU, I mean codegolf.stackexchange.com/users/132/you

4

Kritixi Lithos

@LeakyNun Dyalog APL, 9 bytes (assumes ⎕IO is 0): {1↓⍵×⍳⍴⍵}

Christopher

@DJMcMayhem Huh. I thought they would be high rep :P

Leaky Nun

@KritixiLithos can you send a TIO link? I'm having trouble with the I/O

DJMcMayhem

3.6K is fairly high rep

Kritixi Lithos

@LeakyNun Try it online! (note that the A← can be omitted, in which case it would be sort of like an anonymous function)

Leaky Nun

16:07

oh thanks

Kritixi Lithos

Short explanation: multiply the indices of the argument with the argument, and drop the first element of the resulting vector

Leaky Nun

@DJMcMayhem Did I figure out how to swap two numbers in brain-flak? Do you still have the code?

Mendeleev

@Leak I made an esolang

Leaky Nun

@Mendeleev sounds yummy

Mendeleev

@LeakyNun Actually 3 esolangs, but rnum and WSF are really bad.

github.com/dkudriavtsev/wsf

pandalion98

16:19

arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1703/1703.10242.pdf

6

Mendeleev

github.com/dkudriavtsev/rnum

@pandalion98 M E M E S

pandalion98

@Mendeleev Yes indeed

Leaky Nun

@Mendeleev so it isn't implemented yet?

Mendeleev

@LeakyNun Not yet, but I have begun implementing it, see the Github repo

@LeakyNun github.com/dkudriavtsev/tomato

Leaky Nun

thanks

@Mendeleev you should probably put the specs on the github

instead of separately in a google doc

Mendeleev

16:24

All right let me copy the spec

DJMcMayhem

@LeakyNun I think you did, but I don't remember what you came up with. There is this however

Leaky Nun

Aug 26 '16 at 7:51, by Leaky Nun

@DJMcMayhem EUREKA: (({}({})))({}<({}[{}])>)({}[({})])

@LeakyNun :o I can actually reply to myself

DJMcMayhem

Whoops, I just realized that link doesn't work

@LeakyNun github.com/DJMcMayhem/Brain-Flak/wiki/Stack-Operations

Leaky Nun

@DJMcMayhem it works for me

DJMcMayhem

Oh

Phoenix

16:36

I can't seem to connect to GitHub at all.

RIP

Leaky Nun

@DJMcMayhem what do you mean?

DJMcMayhem

It seems the wiki versions are 6 bytes shorter than yours

Leaky Nun

I see

DJMcMayhem

@LeakyNun I sent you a link to the github wiki, but the URL was wrong

Leaky Nun

@DJMcMayhem oh, lol

DJMcMayhem

16:37

Are you still looking for challenges to do on main?

Leaky Nun

@DJMcMayhem yes

Phoenix

CMC: Remove every file in a given directory and its subdirectories, while maintaining the directory structure.

DJMcMayhem

Not to toot my own horn or anything, but I think this one is pretty fun

Phoenix

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Q: Reverse a string by chunks

Your task is to write a program which, given a number and a string, splits the string into chunks of that size and reverses them. Rules Your program will receive a positive integer n, as well as a string s with length at least one consisting of only printable ASCII. The string should then be sp...

code-golf string

Leaky Nun

@Phoenix nah

Phoenix

16:38

Aww

Ooh, Brain-Flak's birthday is in less than a week!

(cue excite)

Leaky Nun

@Phoenix seems fun

@DJMcMayhem this also

less fun when Jelly does it in 2 bytes

Phoenix

No one's made a solution to mine in any interesting esolangs.

ETHproductions

@Phoenix Hey, I know this one. You must be... Pavel?

Phoenix

ding ding ding

Leaky Nun

@Phoenix define "interesting esolangs"

New Sandboxed Posts

16:39

0

A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Find the Nth term code-golfarithmeticmath Task Given a sequence of numbers, output the Nth term. The Nth term is a formula that when given a position in the sequence, will output the correct term e.g. For the sequence 1,4,9,16,25,36,49 the Nth term would be n^2 (n squared) Input A seque...

Phoenix

Turing tarpits and such

Languages where the challenge is actually somewhat difficult

ETHproductions

@pandalion98 UNSQUAR OF [var] hahaha

this paper is hilarious

Mendeleev

@LeakyNun github.com/dkudriavtsev/tomato/blob/master/spec.md

Kritixi Lithos

@Phoenix Can the string contain numbers

Phoenix

Yeah

Leaky Nun

16:48

@Mendeleev who do you think made the pull request lol

Mendeleev

@LeakyNun Oh yeah lol

Leaky Nun

@DJMcMayhem can I output an array of lines?

(although joining them only takes one more letter)

Kritixi Lithos

But it doesn't have any newlines, right?

DJMcMayhem

@LeakyNun Since you're one of the better brain-flak golfer, do you think you'd have any tips for this thread?

@LeakyNun Sure

Kritixi Lithos

What about spaces @Phoenix?

Phoenix

16:50

No.

Kritixi Lithos

so that means no whitespace

Phoenix

I don't consider whitespace to be printable ascii.

(Even though I'm pretty sure xxd does)

Leaky Nun

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Q: Fake Statistics

If you're going to invent some fake news, you'll want to fabricate some data to back it up. You must already have some preconceived conclusions and you want some statistics to strengthen the argument of your faulty logic. This challenge should help you! Given three input numbers: N - number ...

code-golf arithmetic statistics

Business Cat

@Phoenix I'll give it a go in Brainfuck

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