The Nineteenth Byte

Zachary T

00:00

:37289785

Helka Homba

@HyperNeutrino My bad. I forgot about that room

user165474

Ah. I see.

user165474

@ZacharyT still don't spam it

user165474

well actually prolly nobody would care

Zachary T

Yes, but that is comprised of memes and tests.

user165474

00:02

true

Zachary T

It's funny how the 19th byte is like a disease, spreading to other chatrooms.

user165474

kek for insulting the 19th byte

Destructible Lemon

@ZacharyT ... get out (/s)

Zachary T

What is kek, a corruption of kick?

Helka Homba

kek means lol (from world of warcraft)

ATaco

00:08

(For the Horde!)

user165474

kek, lol, wow. All have one common thing...

user165474

CMC! Given x and y as characters, output xyx!

Destructible Lemon

@HyperNeutrino Turtlèd "xyx!

user165474

bleh

Destructible Lemon

its funny because if you don't know what Turtlèd is, it looks like a golf lang

user165474

00:11

Does that literally output "xyx!"?

Destructible Lemon

@HyperNeutrino yea

user165474

ಠ_ಠ

user165474

CMC! Given x and y as characters, output x + y + x. (concatenation, not codepoint addition)

Zachary T

To phrase it more accurately, due to the benefits and downfalls to 19th byte: it's more like a human, going everywhere, destroying everything. But, it's still humanity.

Destructible Lemon

for a serious answer: !.+r.r+.r'!

it looks like a real esolang now

user165474

00:12

yay

Destructible Lemon

alternately: !'!l.ll.r+.

user165474

nice.

Destructible Lemon

or even !'!l.l+.l+.

but that's pretty much the first answer

Christopher

@ATaco I made the poll win for tacos

Zachary T

ಠ_ಠ

Destructible Lemon

00:27

this tnb not trash

or sandbox

ArtOfCode

take it to sandbox, you've been asked already

Zachary T

I know, I was hoping for a real usage if it didn't get removed quickly.

ATaco

Please don't make me regret my chat commands ;-;

ArtOfCode

@ZacharyT a what now

Destructible Lemon

00:50

alright who keeps star spamming mundane messages?

trichoplax

That should be the last of it

user165474

everyone with teamspirit

ATaco

01:04

I'm rather hoping that's not the case.

Wheat Wizard

Does anyone here no any R?

ASCII-only

@WheatWizard yes

Wheat Wizard

Why does the program 12 print [1] 12?

ASCII-only

@WheatWizard idk actually, probably something to do with scoping? brb checking

Wheat Wizard

Ok Thanks

I'm currently compiling R myself, so I can test on my machine

Ok it finished and it still prints that

ASCII-only

01:14

Yeah, it's supposed to

Wheat Wizard

Ok and thats allowed in challenges?

ASCII-only

@WheatWizard yeah because it's not really part of the output

Wheat Wizard

Thanks a bunch!

Thanks to that I was able to multiply my score on a challenge by 14

ASCII-only

@WheatWizard O.o link?

Wheat Wizard

here

ASCII-only

01:18

@WheatWizard Oh wait so obvious it's index

e.g. try printing a matrix

Wheat Wizard

What is the syntax for a matrix?

ASCII-only

matrix(c(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9),nrow=3,ncol=3)

Wheat Wizard

Ah I see

Helka Homba

@ASCII-only what does the c stand for?

ASCII-only

3d arrays are a bit different: array(seq(1,27),c(3,3,3))

@HelkaHomba R syntax for creating a vector

@HelkaHomba combine

Helka Homba

01:24

make up your mind :P

ASCII-only

@WheatWizard btw a number is actually a vector of length 1 which is why you have the index

@HelkaHomba sorry, it's the actual correct answer now

Wheat Wizard

yeah I figured as much, good to know

user165474

Can people help flag/nuke this? biology.stackexchange.com/questions/23239/…

ASCII-only

@WheatWizard btw use any language with # comments from here if you can

Wheat Wizard

Oh thanks I've been looking for a list like that

ASCII-only

01:28

@WheatWizard Rosetta code should be the first place you go to for that :P

Wheat Wizard

I've never been to Rosetta code

Wheat Wizard

02:03

Does anyone have access to R 2.7 or earlier? I can't get it to work on my machine

Downgoat

02:27

Haskell Question: why is 2 * -1 an error? I know I need parens but why does True && not False work in that case?

Leaky Nun

03:09

3

A: Prefix Notation to Postfix Notation

brainfuck, 32 bytes ,[[->++++<<+>]>[[-]<<[.[-]<]]>,] Try it online! I used @ as the operation, because its code point (64) is convenient. U is also possible with the same byte count, using 3*85+1=256=0. Explanation The tape is used as a stack. In each iteration of the main loop, the data ...

How is it that brainfuck is the 4th place?

Even golfier than Python...

Destructible Lemon

03:27

I'm reconsidering naming my new esolang a unicode...

I will call it gyre, because the playfield spins

what should I call the point on the circle the ip is on?

position? is there a maths word for this

ASCII-only

@DestructibleLemon just use an angle and call it polar coordinate

Destructible Lemon

mightn't it be easier to just use a number round the circle and divide by three or something everytime you go in closer?

ASCII-only

@DestructibleLemon yeah

Destructible Lemon

also I haven't decided on the commands yet, or even what up and down are

the choice of characters for a language can change its feel a fair amount

ASCII-only

O.o i have no idea how people manage to make so many languages, for me even just Charcoal is too much already

Downgoat

03:39

Question: why does this infinite loop :( take 10 [(a,b,c) | a <- [1..], b <- [1..], c <- [1..], (a ^ 2) + (b ^ 2) == (c ^ 2)]

ASCII-only

@Downgoat is this haskell

Destructible Lemon

@ASCII-only you stop making a lang and start making another

(also I have only made 2)

ASCII-only

@Downgoat maybe because the list never finishes generating?

@Downgoat you need an upper limit to the ranges probably?

ATaco

@ASCII-only I never feel finished with my languages, I just, start writing another.

Destructible Lemon

maybe I will stick with latin chars and space and . and ,

so that library of babel has a bunch of programs :P

Downgoat

03:41

@ASCII-only haskell is lazy

Destructible Lemon

I think I will use j and k for vim cred

ASCII-only

@Downgoat oh because when a == 1 and b == 1, a^2 + b^2 never equals c^2

Downgoat

@ASCII-only btw can we work on VSL rn

ASCII-only

@Downgoat ok

Destructible Lemon

@ASCII-only sometimes the hard part is ideas, sometimes the hard part is acting on the ideas when you finally get them

basically you just gotta try and sync up those issues so you have ideas and motivation at the same time

ASCII-only

03:46

@Downgoat or if you don't want to add limits do recursive take i guess

Downgoat

btw the way I'm implementing functions is converting:

class A {
     func b() { ... }
}

into:

class A {
    static func b(self: A) { }
}

ASCII-only

@DestructibleLemon my todo list right now for charcoal: port as many mathematica functions as possible to python (it's going to take a long time :( )

@Downgoat not this: A?

Destructible Lemon

yeah, this is why you can't make a bunch

Downgoat

@ASCII-only I thought census was self

ATaco

CMC: Implement function(a){return function(){return a}}

ASCII-only

03:49

@Downgoat oh ok

@ATaco JavaScript (ES6), 7 bytes: $=>_=>$

ATaco

That's a neat Emoticon, but where's the code?

Downgoat

@ATaco cheddar: a->->a

Destructible Lemon

@ASCII-only why do you need to do that?

Leaky Nun

@Downgoat wat is dis witchcraft

ATaco

RProgn2, 7 Bytes. «`k=#k»

Destructible Lemon

03:53

do you use mathematica functions in it? wouldn't it be easier to just use mathematica or similar at this point?

Downgoat

@LeakyNun cheddar is majick

Leaky Nun

@Downgoat how do you even print in haskell

Destructible Lemon

are these kinds of chains bad form (when making a lang interpreter in python)

while executing:
    if command == "k":
        row+=1
    elif command == "h":
        if row != 0: row-=1
        else: executing = False
    #[...]

ATaco

³`k=#k works in the latest version Not on TIO for 6 bytes, too.

Downgoat

@LeakyNun print monad

Leaky Nun

03:56

@Downgoat borked

ATaco

And ³y=#y works for 5 bytes, but only once.

Destructible Lemon

@Downgoat wait so if you wanted to make a thing that returns a number you could do ->[number]

Downgoat

@LeakyNun add main function as entry point. e.g. main = print 5

@DestructibleLemon yes

Leaky Nun

@Downgoat kthx

Destructible Lemon

can I have a command suggestion for gyre?

please suggest a command and the corresponding character

Downgoat

04:01

@DestructibleLemon goat built in, char: 🐐

Destructible Lemon

yeah I was planning on not using unicode

also its dumb

Downgoat

@DestructibleLemon ascii is subset of unicode

@DestructibleLemon excuse me how dare you

Destructible Lemon

it is

now, a sheep, maybe

but not a goat

Downgoat

okay now this is just downright blasphemy

ASCII-only

@DestructibleLemon golfiness :P

Destructible Lemon

04:03

yeah you might be better off using mathematica at this point

maybe just port the base code to mathematica

rather than mathematica builtins to python

IDK though, do what you want

anyway, any not dumb command suggestions?

(please use lowercase alphabet)

also I haven't decided the memory system yet

maybe it will be goat herd. with a goat herd, they are unordered. you can paint numbers on goats, you can check if a number is in the herd, you can add a digit to a number, you can remove goat (and its number) by feeding it to wolves

@Downgoat thoughts?

Riker

04:20

@flawr en.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/6a5iiv/…

Phoenix

@DestructibleLemon What's gyre?

Destructible Lemon

my new lang that I'm gonna make

it was that disk lang I was talking about earlier

Phoenix

I don't think I was there.

Is it an esolang or should it have more practical golfing commands?

Destructible Lemon

esolang

2d lang

I haven't decided the memory system

Phoenix

n, immediately clear all memory (possible printing a representation to stderr)

n stands for nuke

Destructible Lemon

04:27

I was gonna say no but then I realised that might actually be useful in some situations

Phoenix

w, wormhole. Move the IP to the other w. Exits with an error if there does not exist or there exist more than one other w.

Destructible Lemon

it's a design choice that the ip only moves in and out of the disc

Phoenix

How does this disk thing work?

Destructible Lemon

every step, the disc rotates a bit. this could be interpreted as the ip moving around the disc, but the fact of the matter is is that I want this movement to be mostly constant; no jumps forward or back

Phoenix

Can you get closer to/further away from the center of the disk?

Destructible Lemon

04:38

yes

Phoenix

What if you can reverse the disk's direction, but this causes some builtins to do the inverse of their normal function?

Destructible Lemon

yeah, I considered that, but I kind of thought better of it

so there should probably be 8 movement chars

(2 of the main ones and 6 of the conditional ones)

Phoenix

And maybe a random one?

user165474

Someone please nuke this

Phoenix

Yes please, but I don't think the PPCG mods have power over there.

ATaco

04:43

Trying too hard to be edgy :\

user165474

Well I think it'll only take one more redflag to get rid of it.

user165474

It's gotten quite a few from Smokey reports already.

Wheat Wizard

Does Jelly have comments?

Phoenix

Why have comments when you can have a builtin instead

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Phoenix

04:48

@WheatWizard no, iirc

Wheat Wizard

Thanks

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05:59

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ATaco

06:34

CMC: Just keep printing As, with no deliminator, forever.

Emigna

@ATaco ><>, 6 bytes: 88*1+o

Kritixi Lithos

@Emigna "A"o 2 bytes shorter

Adám

@ATaco If I answer, I will have answered this too:

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code-golf string kolmogorov-complexity animation

Emigna

@KritixiLithos Right, ><> has strings :)

Kritixi Lithos

06:59

You can even do d5*o for the same byte count but without using strings.

Adám

07:13

@ATaco APL: →≢⍞←'A'

Kritixi Lithos

@Adám That only outputs the A once for me

Qwerp-Derp

Has anyone heard about #nuggsforcarter?

3.5 million retweets...

Adám

07:34

@KritixiLithos Try it online!

Kritixi Lithos

Ah, it works once I put it into a tradfn like in the TIO link

How does it work?

betseg

f(){for(;;)printf("A");}

Or same length

f(){for(;;)putchar(65);}

ASCII-only

@Adám feature-request Some way to convert an APL program to a more verbose representation

Adám

@KritixiLithos ⍞←'A' prints an A without newlines, ≢ counts what was outputted (i.e. 1), and → branches to that line.

Kritixi Lithos

Ooh, that's pretty neat

Adám

07:38

@ASCII-only You could replace every glyph with its name.

Kritixi Lithos

So, for example, how would I verbosify ⍳5?

Adám

@ASCII-only Try it online!

Mayube

Morning fellas

Adám

@KritixiLithos Try it online!

betseg

Well TBF this isn't replacing glyphs with their name, defining names to be glyphs.

I expected a built in thing :D

Adám

07:44

@betseg Why would one want that?

More advanced example of making APL look "normal" (?)

@betseg But it would be trivial to write a search-and-replace program which verbosifies APL just by substituting names for glyphs.

Kritixi Lithos

@Adám Here's where it gets all mixed up: Try it online!

Adám

@KritixiLithos just do signum←multiplied_by←×

@KritixiLithos Ah, you mean auto-translation to keywords?

Kritixi Lithos

I meant the operator overloading

Adám

@KritixiLithos Most pairs are well paired, so you can easily find a name that covers both.

Kritixi Lithos

But APL will always be better with 1-byte glyphs

Adám

07:51

@KritixiLithos Problems: × ≡ ≢ ∊ ∪ ,

Mayube

Wow I really need to do some optimization on Braingolf's loops

Adám

@betseg We do have built-in ability to fully parenthesize tacit functions.

Mayube

I wonder if re-writing the interpreter in C# would help

Adám

@betseg Try it online!

Mayube

a 10000 iteration while loop times out on TIO

Kritixi Lithos

07:59

@Mayube Does braingolf have nested loops?

Mayube

@KritixiLithos nope

holy crap it's timing out on a 3000 iteration loop

Kritixi Lithos

where is it on TIO?

Mayube

It's not on TIO yet. The interpreter's written in Python3 so you can run that on TIO, which is what I do

interesting, it takes 31 seconds to do a 2000 iteration loop, but times out on a 2500 iteration loop

ASCII-only

@Mayube Yeah but if it's badly optimized porting to another language isn't going to help much

Mayube

@ASCII-only It'd be more a reimp than a port though

ASCII-only

08:11

@Mayube well idk if you don't find the problem you run the risk of having the same problem after all the effort of reimplementing

Adám

How to verbosify the APL tacit function ` ⊢(/∘⊢⍨)2-0,2=/,`:

turn boxing on with ]box on -trains=parens

Enter the expression, this gives ⊢((/∘⊢)⍨)(2-(0,(2(=/),)))

Define the function

Verbosify←'\( ' ' \)' '  '⎕R(,¨'() ')⍣≡(,¨'⊢/⍨-,=∘')⎕R(' ',¨'right' 'across' 'swap' 'minus' 'append' 'equals' 'tie',¨' ')

Run Verbosify '⊢((/∘⊢)⍨)(2-(0,(2(=/),)))'

Result:

 right ((across tie right) swap)(2 minus (0 append (2(equals across) append)))

Now that's readable, right? ;-)

Qwerp-Derp

eh kind of

Mayube

"readable"

Kritixi Lithos

Then how do you "unverbosify"? ie remove unnecessary parentheses

Adám

If you want it to be executable too, just do

right←⊢ ⋄ across←/ ⋄ swap←⍨ ⋄ minus←- ⋄ append←, ⋄ equals←= ⋄ tie←{⍺←⊢ ⋄ ⍺ ⍺⍺∘⍵⍵ ⍵}

ASCII-only

08:21

@Adám 0/10 lisp is not readable

Qwerp-Derp

@ASCII-only -1/10 Lisp is totally readable

betseg

@Adám yeah I knew that

Adám

@KritixiLithos For most primitives you can just enter the verbose statement, and it will resolve. This doesn't work for dyadic operators, though.

@KritixiLithos Oh, remove the parens, yeah, John Scholes made a version of ]box that will remove unnecessary parens, but it hasn't been released yet.

But you guys are approaching this the wrong way. No-one (right?) would want to verbosify math. Could you imagine if your school math books had used words instead of symbols? APL is a mathematical notation, based on regular math, but with much less inconsistencies and ambiguity. It happens to be machine executable too.

This is why APL uses × for multiplication and ÷ for division. We don't want to substitute the proper mathematical symbols. Have a look at many calculators; the buttons say × and ÷, but the screen will show * and /. Why‽

Kritixi Lithos

@Adám That's why Java is blasphemous :P

Adám

@KritixiLithos Explain, please.

betseg

08:31

Java is verbose

Mayube

I don't really think of Java and C# as "verbose" i think of them more as "structured". IMO a verbose language is one that tends to overuse keywords and looks like pseudocode as a result. Like VB

ASCII-only

@Mayube ... pls use correct terminology

@Mayube 1. pseudocode is like Java/C# a lot of the time

Adám

APL can be "verbose" ("structured") too. These two functions are equivalent:

FibD←{{⍵,+/¯2↑⍵}⍣(⍵-1)⊢1}

ASCII-only

@Mayube Plus they're not structured, they have way too much poilerplate

Adám

 r←FibT n;i
 r←1
 :For i :In ⍳n-1
     r,←+/¯2↑r
 :EndFor

@ASCII-only That's hairy.

ASCII-only

08:58

@Christopher BTW your bounty expires in 1 hour

Kritixi Lithos

Is there a way to Ctrl+C in the Dyalog IDE?

Adám

@KritixiLithos You mean IDE or RIDE?

Kritixi Lithos

I think it's the RIDE

Adám

@KritixiLithos Why, doesn't your usual copy and paste commands work?

Kritixi Lithos

I don't know how to stop infinite loops other than force quitting the application

Adám

08:59

@KritixiLithos Oh, you mean break, not copy.

Kritixi Lithos

By Ctrl+C I meant "stop the currently running process"

ASCII-only

@KritixiLithos My guess: Ctrl+Chift+C or Escape

maybe there's a shortcut in the application menus?

Kritixi Lithos

@ASCII-only Nope, none of those work

Adám

@KritixiLithos You should have a menu called Actions

Then Strong Interrupt or Weak Interrupt.

Kritixi Lithos

Strong interrupt works for me

betseg

09:01

@Adám Like SIGINT and SIGKILL?

Kritixi Lithos

I now mapped it to Ctrl+C

Adám

@betseg SIGINT and SIGQUIT.

Qwerp-Derp

09:40

Argh I hate C#'s style guide of { on a new line

Adám

09:58

@Qwerp-Derp Well, a benefit of using a compiled language is that no-one can tell what your whitespace looked like by looking at the finished product.

ASCII-only

@Qwerp-Derp It's recommended code style, it's not mandatory

Mayube

@ASCII-only Tell that to whoever it was complaining at me using semicolons in python :P

ASCII-only

@Qwerp-Derp IMO it's fine as long as you stay consistent (e.g. JS has standard and semistandard)

@Mayube oh god you're doing what

Qwerp-Derp

@Mayube Please stop you're ruining all the things that Python stands for

Leaky Nun

@Mayube how to pronounce your name?

Anonymous

10:09

room topic changed to The Nineteenth Byte: General discussion for codegolf.stackexchange.com | Guidelines: github.com/TheNineteenthByte/The-Nineteenth-Byte/blob/master/… (no tags)

Anonymous

Yes, that URL is ugly. No, it won't be staying.

ASCII-only

@Christopher pls award bounty it ends in 1 minute

Christopher

@ASCII-only Done

Anonymous

The new Chatiquette has been instated. Please take a few minutes to read it if you haven't yet, and feel free to continue to give feedback here.

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Adám

@Mego e

Anonymous

10:13

@Adám Did I make a typo?

Adám

@Mego Now that I think about it, I don't think so. YOu probably wanted to show how the word chatiuette was made.

Anonymous

Yep, that was part of the original Chatiquette

Adám

@Mego Avoid posting messages that add nothing to the conversation (^, ಠ_ಠ, rofl, etc.). People often use carets to point at messages above. Is this not ok?

trichoplax

Would it help to make the second t non-bold too? Would that make it look more obviously deliberate?

ASCII-only

IMO it should be okay, but not in excess (1 in every 10 messages maximum)

Qwerp-Derp

10:16

I posted my first answer to the Chinese Language Stack Exchange!

Adám

@Mego Consider creating a separate chatroom if a topic appears to be dominating Do you want to move the above APL discussions to the dedicated APL chat room?

Anonymous

@Adám If the message solely consists of a caret, the user should consider writing a more meaningful message instead. Like ASCII-only said, a single caret-only message isn't a problem - all things in moderation.

Anonymous

@Adám I don't consider that to be dominating the room. It's more relevant to PPCG than most other conversations in here tend to be.

Anonymous

@trichoplax The meta post has been up for 2 weeks and you people just now bring that up?

Adám

@Mego Don't post huge oneboxes Can I chose their size or decide what gets one-boxed?

ASCII-only

10:19

@Adám Choose size? Not really. Decide? Yes, add extra text, or use a markdown link.

Anonymous

@Adám Onebox size is dependant on the size of the image/whatever being oneboxed. Wrapping the link in a description (using the [description](link) format) prevents oneboxing, and also gives more context.

trichoplax

@Mego I deliberately didn't mention it because I didn't see a problem as it is - only mentioning it now as someone has found it confusing. I still don't see it as important just thinking aloud really...

Adám

@Mego Only ping people to notify them of something that requires their attention, not every time you mention them. I use the link-to-message system so that it is clear what I'm answering or commenting on. This is especially important if multiple conversations are interleaved, or someone asked several questions before I had a chance to answer the first. However, this does cause lots of pinging. OK?

Anonymous

When a oneboxed message is posted, everyone in chat automatically downloads the image. For large images, that can take up quite a bit of bandwidth/data (especially for those on mobile or other not-great internet setups). It also takes up valuable screen space. We're just asking people to be courteous.

Anonymous

@trichoplax I was joking :P

Adám

10:21

Makes it easier for others to follow conversations later too.

trichoplax

@Mego Just making sure you didn't think I was strongly pushing for a trivial change :)

ASCII-only

@trichoplax In my opinion it would be best to just mention that it is a portmanteau word made of the words "chat" and "etiquette", since I don't think there is a good way to bold the text.

Adám

I agree with ASCII-only.

Christopher

@Mego Make sure to check often for bugs and regression!

trichoplax

Sometimes people ping others who aren't even in the room without reason, which can be annoying. I don't see using the reply feature as a problem unless a user explicitly asks not to be pinged

Anonymous

10:23

@Adám The reply system isn't the problem that is being addressed. The problem is when someone uses pings every message, when they're not necessary. An example would be pinging a user with every message, even when it's not directly relevant to them (like if we pinged Dennis every time we posted a TIO link (please don't do that)).

Adám

ok

Anonymous

Essentially the Chatiquette boils down to "use your best judgement and be courteous of others", but since just saying that didn't work, we made the guidelines more explicit.

Mayube

@LeakyNun mai-oo-bey or mah-yoo-bey

Adám

@Mayube Oh, I thought it way May-You-Be

as a pun on Maybe

Mayube

@Adám it is a pun of Maybe actually, but is pronounced Mai-oo-bey

Christopher

10:29

@Mayube I just said it Maybe...

Mayube

@Christopher I mean you can say it however the hell you want, Mai-oo-bey is just how I say it

Christopher

@Mayube Sounds good.

L3viathan

5 characters left unassigned in printable ASCII in Aceto (agyGY). Ideas?

Christopher

Generally when I say I was not thinking about anything it means that I am thinking about a answer I submitted and if it was upvoted :P

Mayube

it originated from a drunk friend of mine typoing "Maybe" and me thinking "huh, that sounds like a japanese name" And so I jokingly went by Mayube-san for a while, and it just kinda stuck

Christopher

10:37

@L3viathan Have one make memes.

Leaky Nun

useless trivia: c and g are the same letter, u and v and y are also the same letter

Adám

@L3viathan a=NAND

Jan Dvorak

that does not sovnd aggurate.

Adám

@L3viathan g and G, put the top two stack items in ascending/descending order.

L3viathan

@Adám Then I'd also have to add NOR, XNOR, etc. bitwise NAND should be A~

@Adám Now that I like

Leaky Nun

10:41

cmc: proper divisor sum

positive proper divisors

Jan Dvorak

Pretty sure Mathematiga has a built-in for that

Adám

@L3viathan y and Y, double/halve the top stack item.

Leaky Nun

12 gives 1+2+3+4+6 = 16

L3viathan

@Adám not sure.. Aceto is not a golfing language, on purpose.

Adám

@L3viathan Oh.

ASCII-only

10:43

@L3viathan Quick storage sounds like a register

L3viathan

@ASCII-only It is

I think I'll make a bitwise negation

Anonymous

@LeakyNun Actually, 4 bytes: ÷dXΣ

Adám

@LeakyNun APL+AGL, 10: +/⍳é⍨0=⍳|⊢

Anonymous

Also 4 bytes in Actually: ;÷Σ-

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Q: Am I outgolfed by Dennis?

Legend says, Almost everyone is outgolfed by Dennis. If not, they will be. Now I'm curious if I'm one of those 'almost everyone'. You will be given a link to an answer in the format of https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/[QUESTION ID]/[QUESTION NAME]/#[ANSWER ID]. See the length of ...

code-golf internet stack-exchange-api

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Emigna

11:03

@LeakyNun 05AB1E, 3 bytes: Ñ¨O

Fatalize

@LeakyNun Brachylog, 3 bytes: fk+

totallyhuman

@NewMainPosts yes.

user281949

11:46

@Riker wat is a sock

ASCII-only

@HombaHelka Sock puppet (Alternate account, usually used either for malicious purposes (e.g. rep gain for main account), or to run a chatbot)

user281949

@ASCII-only oh

Qwerp-Derp

@HombaHelka ?? Are you a new account

Erik the Outgolfer

@HombaHelka You're a sock, right?

@Upgoat Oh man, sockception.

Qwerp-Derp

@EriktheOutgolfer Apparently not

Upgoat

11:51

@EriktheOutgolfer What is a sock?

Erik the Outgolfer

@Downgoat ^ Is that you?

user281949

@Qwerp-Derp yes

Erik the Outgolfer

@Upgoat An account made by a pre-existing user of SE.

Qwerp-Derp

OMG people stop making these confusing negative accounts

ASCII-only

@EriktheOutgolfer Definitely not, Downgoat already has one plus he's not awake rn

user281949

11:52

@EriktheOutgolfer no

ASCII-only

@EriktheOutgolfer Hmm seems more like Homba's sock

Erik the Outgolfer

Yeah's that's what I thought.

Homba Helka and Upgoat are the same person AFAICT.

Upgoat

@EriktheOutgolfer no

Destructible Lemon

(did upgoat just respond to a question addressed to downgoat?)

upgoat is sock conf1rmed

Qwerp-Derp

@Upgoat @HombaHelka If you two are the same people, please change your names, it's confusing

Even if you are different people still change your names

Erik the Outgolfer

11:55

@DestructibleLemon You mean that Downgoat, Upgoat and Homba Helka are the same person?

Mayube

@EriktheOutgolfer Upgoat is Downgoat sock, and Homba Helka is Helka Homba sock

Jan Dvorak

Wait, what?

Erik the Outgolfer

14 hours ago, by Helka Homba

@HombaHelka is not me

Destructible Lemon

ITS EVEN ON THE STAR BOARD INEXPLICABLY

Erik the Outgolfer

Please don't use excessive caps.

programmer5000

11:57

These socks are CONFUSING! Are they socks or not?? I have no idea...

Erik the Outgolfer

I think mods can see IPs, but rn I don't think there's an active mod around.

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