The Nineteenth Byte

Downgoat

00:00

Idea: foo.map(::bar) is same as foo.map(i => i.bar)

Destructible Lemon

covfefe complexity. How about outputting text that has been covfefified for a kolmo complexity

totallyhuman

%s%s%1$s%2$s

TuxCopter

@Downgoat So :: would be an identity function?

Downgoat

kinda sorta. thinking of making babel plugin that allows that

Christopher

My internet is like a bad suspense movie. Right as I am about to give up it starts working

PyRulez

00:11

I have an idea for a challenge, but I'm not sure how to make it exactly.

The idea is that you have to create a programming language, and write a self-compiler. Your score is the length of the self-compiler.

Which you are trying to minimize.

I think the target would be Brainf*** or something.

The problem is that I don't how to avoid issues like people making a "compile MyLanguage to Brainf***" command.

Like, you create a programming language P, and then write a program in P that compiles P to BF.

ASCII-only

@PyRulez Well you can't but that's the same for every challenge isn't it

PyRulez

But the thing is that the point of the challenge is to create a new langauge.

Destructible Lemon

I'm pretty happy with how grimace and blodsocer went in their respective koths

PyRulez

I'm thinking maybe I could just not reveal what language the target is until later, but I don't want to give the challenge a deadline.

And then they would have to write a specification.

Destructible Lemon

maybe use the language interpreter length as well

ASCII-only

00:18

@PyRulez that sounds hard

i mean if you have to handle unicode

plus it's already >4k lines in python and needs complex allocation

Destructible Lemon

@PyRulez how about a bf to language compiler?

wait that doesn't fix the issue

ASCII-only

ok what just happened

Destructible Lemon

I think it is an easter egg that is not very funny

PyRulez

Don't worry, everything is fine.

ASCII-only

any builtins written after will be noncompeting anyway

PyRulez

00:22

these are new programming languages

Destructible Lemon

how about make a language chain consisting of a turing complete language, and the next answer has to write a compiler for their language to the last language

also something about how long programs can be

PyRulez

That becomes an issue if posters post at the same time.

I guess self-compilers in existing languages is also an interesting challenge.

Destructible Lemon

as does every other chain challenge?

PyRulez

It would only be practical for esolangs of course.

Destructible Lemon

I think this is a viable challenge idea I made though

ASCII-only

00:24

@DestructibleLemon well a compiler isn't exactly easy to write for most languages

Destructible Lemon

I might sandbox it later

PyRulez

What other challenges are there.

Destructible Lemon

@ASCII-only which is why you make a new language

PyRulez

@DestructibleLemon Go ahead.

Chain challenges*

Destructible Lemon

or should you have to write a compiler from the last language to your own language?

PyRulez

00:27

People could still make evil builtins though.

also see codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/471/…

Destructible Lemon

hmm, the main issue might be languages being too similar

I say you compile to the last language, perhaps in a different language

how could languages being too similar be avoided? in fact at the start it might be the only way

oh, I know how to prevent some annoying compiling builtins!

you must compile from new to old, in the last language probably

PyRulez

Oh, I know! You require them to make an interpreter in some know language, and then they have to make a self-compiler that compiles their code to a randomly generated programming language based on the hash of their interpreter.

Now we just need a random programming language generator!

Destructible Lemon

that sounds like it is not a great idea

for one thing it would hardly be golf

but seriously, how to make languages not too similar

PyRulez

Require different paradigms?

Destructible Lemon

how would you do that?

also there are probably finite paradigms

PyRulez

00:37

Like, as a requirement.

Say that the it is against the rules for the programming language to compile into one with the same paradigm.

Or you could require the languages to have different hashes.

Destructible Lemon

@PyRulez not helpful?

you could just change a variable name

PyRulez

It would help a little bit.

They couldn't compile the language into itself.

Destructible Lemon

how about the total amount of characters you can use shrinks

PyRulez

That would work too.

A nomic king-of-the-hill would also be cool.

Destructible Lemon

maybe you have to alternate between stack and queue based paradigm or something

or just stack, queue, neither paradigms

@PyRulez how would you implement that?

you would need ai

PyRulez

00:41

nomyx.net

Destructible Lemon

good ai

also it closes off a lot of things and also it makes it slow and also you have to make an ai for every single eventuality and also it would be easier to just deny every change

PyRulez

It only would need to violate Rice's theorem.

Okay, maybe nomic would be hard.

totallyhuman

01:02

hey in python how do you reassign object functions like str.replace?

Destructible Lemon

str.replace = etc.?

totallyhuman

nvm i got it

didn't save bytes though ;-;

wait it saved 4

not enough ;;-;;

Dennis

What is this four-eyed beast and what are you talking about?

Downgoat

@Dennis four-eyes beast is spider i think

totallyhuman

0

A: Convert Japanese Mario titles to American titles

Python 2, 96 92 bytes lambda s:r(r(r(s,' 2',': The Lost Levels'),'USA','Bros. 2'),'Bros. 4','World') r=str.replace Try it online!

maybe the second set of eyes are actually more tears :P

Dennis

01:10

That seems unlikely.

totallyhuman

what if i'm lying down

@totallyhuman totally forgot about the self argument

Destructible Lemon

@totallyhuman then you will be a row

totallyhuman

i always used to think the self argument was useless

TIL

the starboard currently looks like something went horribly wrong

MD XF

@totallyhuman Your rep is pretty 1337

totallyhuman

01:25

yup

Destructible Lemon

did you do that on purpose

totallyhuman

i both want and don't want more upvotes

@DestructibleLemon how do you do that

Destructible Lemon

@totallyhuman downvoting things

TuxCopter

> "\\".gsub("\\", "\\\\")
"\\"

wtf ruby

totallyhuman

hehe

Wheat Wizard

01:29

Anyone want to join contact?

CensoredUsername

that makes perfect sense

MD XF

@totallyhuman I'm gonna downvote one of your posts :P

But only one that I think is crappy so I don't get in trouble

totallyhuman

;-; ok

Phoenix

@TuxCopter What's wrong with that

totallyhuman

>>> '\\'.replace('\\', '\\\\')
'\\\\'

Phoenix

01:30

Seems to be working as intended

MD XF

Nvm I liked one of your questions so I upvoted it

CensoredUsername

hint: regex themselves have another layer of escaping

TuxCopter

@Phoenix It should replace the backslash with two backslashes

But it didn't do anything

Phoenix

It output two backslashes

totallyhuman

>>> repr('\\'.replace('\\', '\\\\'))
"'\\\\\\\\'"

CensoredUsername

01:31

>>> '\\'.replace('\\\\', '\\\\')

try that one

totallyhuman

@MDXF ;-;

TuxCopter

@Phoenix It's escaped

Phoenix

Not in output

TuxCopter

> "\\".gsub("\\", "\\\\\\\\")
"\\\\"

why

CensoredUsername

what

Phoenix

01:32

Because output isn't escaped

Doorknob

llama@llama:~$ pry
main(0):001> "\\".gsub("\\", "\\\\")
=> "\\"
main(0):002> "\\"
=> "\\"
main(0):003> "\\".gsub("\\", "\\\\") == "\\"
=> true

TuxCopter

@Phoenix Yes it is

totallyhuman

>>> '\\'.replace('\\\\', '\\\\')
'\\'

CensoredUsername

@totallyhuman I'm stupid python .replace doesn't take a regex

Unrelatedly, I've got an idea for a challenge. relatedly, does anyone know an esotheric language that has an operator that executes the discrete fourier transform of an array?

totallyhuman

>>> import re
>>> re.sub('\\\\', '\\\\', '\\')
'\\'

>>> re.sub(r'\\\\', r'\\\\', r'\\')
'\\\\'

i don't know what is escaped and what is not

TuxCopter

01:35

regex are confusing

totallyhuman

thank god this is a rare thing to do

Downgoat

s/regex/python $&

totallyhuman

all regex are confusing :P

TuxCopter

@Downgoat tbf PCRE is as confusing if not more

Downgoat

0/10 pcre is most clear version of regex

proofs: blog.vihan.org/wrong-about-regex

TuxCopter

01:37

@Downgoat It looks like perl how can you call this clear

Downgoat

@TuxCopter you look like perl

6

sick burn amirite

TuxCopter

(^|\b)(([d]?\()?[QqTt;.Oo><^*~e'ಠov$\-+!?`]([o.^_m-]+|╭╮)[QqTt;.Oo><^*~e'ಠov$\-+!?`](\)[b]?)?|([IlXxDd)(<\[#LCcOoq\/\\*][-]?['^"]?[;:8B|][<]?|[>]?[;:8B|Xx]['^"]?[-]?[7IlXxD)(>\]3#|LCcOoPp\/\\*])|[.\\\/]+[om][.\\\/]+|(¯\\*_\(ツ\)_\/¯)|\( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°\)|[<>]?[}\])]:\(?[:o]\)|\([:o]\):[(\[{][<>]?|@--}--|<[\/\\]?3|\([╯」][°゜][□ロ][°゜][）\)][╯」](︵\ ┻━┻)?)(\b|$)

totallyhuman

best one out there

TuxCopter

wtf is that

Downgoat

@TuxCopter pls see caption

TuxCopter

01:38

yes but still

totallyhuman

> HALP WAT

Destructible Lemon

( ° ͜ʖ °)

looks even better with monospace

totallyhuman

:D

CensoredUsername

and here we have a good example of a write-only language

TuxCopter

@CensoredUsername APL is more unreadeable

Downgoat

01:39

@TuxCopter that is very specific of bad-regex pls scroll down

CensoredUsername

can you do regexes in APL?

TuxCopter

I think you can with Dyalog

CensoredUsername

or maybe instead a regex that matches valid APL code?

totallyhuman

what's a way i can get -5 rep

TuxCopter

@totallyhuman Downvote 5 times or get downvoted 2 times and downvote 1 time

CensoredUsername

01:41

try to compete with a metagolfscript answer

totallyhuman

;-;

Downgoat

@totallyhuman ping @Geobits

totallyhuman

wait you just did that

ok imma sleep

pls find a way to get me to 1337 rep :P

Destructible Lemon

everyone don't do it

ETHproductions

I'm a little too far to get back to 1337, so how about everyone try to get me to 133700 instead? :P

Destructible Lemon

01:45

why not 13370

ETHproductions

Because I'm already at least 18k past that, not much different than going back 30k for 1337

Destructible Lemon

why does my alt key not work anymore

I liked typing special characters

why mac osx why why

ETHproductions

You typed too many I guess

ATaco

@DestructibleLemon Check your keyboard settings, Makesure you're using AltGR.

MD XF

@ETHproductions Holy wow, you've been here a year and you're at 30k reps? Man I think you're growing faster than I am

(I've been active for 3 weeks, 2.5k rep)

Destructible Lemon

01:57

oh

Dennis

@MDXF That would be >43k rep per year if you keep it up.

Destructible Lemon

I think it is because of o font

MD XF

Oh hah

I doubt I will though

I'm starting a new job this summer that requires a lot more attention :I

Dennis

> Member for 3 years, 5 months

Hm, feels like more.

MD XF

@Dennis Who?

Oh, you

Dennis

02:01

Me.

MD XF

Isn't it pretty much a constant battle for top on PPCG between you and Martin?

ETHproductions

@MDXF I've been on since... the end of June 2015

Dennis

@MDXF Only recently. He was far ahead until a few weeks ago.

MD XF

ninja'd

@Dennis What changed, a really good answer or Martin slowing down?

Destructible Lemon

special characters are back ôuô

MD XF

02:02

Also I find it very impressive that you don't have a single downvoted answer

Wheat Wizard

Martin has been a member for longer

@MDXF That's not true

ASCII-only

@MDXF *negative score

Wheat Wizard

I have downvoted Dennis before.

MD XF

I meant negative score. Sorry.

codegolf.stackexchange.com/users/12012/…

Not a single one with less than 0 votes

(nobody serial vote :P)

Wheat Wizard

Less than zero vote answers are not really that common. Although Dennis does have a lot of answers.

Dennis

02:04

@MDXF You can get only that much rep from answers. With the rep cap, you can't catch up with anyone unless they slow down or you get a massive amount of bounties.

MD XF

@WheatWizard Exactly. With thousands of answers I'd expect at least one to be downvoted.

Wheat Wizard

Its also possible that he has deleted all the ones with less than zero score

Destructible Lemon

number 2 this month!!1

ETHproductions

@MDXF I have technically been active in the community for 1 year and 4 months total, though some of those were less active than others, so that's only 2k a month. You're ahead of that rate I see

MD XF

@WheatWizard Sorta like I do :P

Dennis

02:05

@WheatWizard I have, but there were only two of them.

MD XF

@ETHproductions For now, anyway

Destructible Lemon

must earn first place

MD XF

@Dennis All right so Martin slowed down. I definitely noticed that

@DestructibleLemon Who's first?

ETHproductions

I have also had one post with negative score, which I deleted

Destructible Lemon

emigna

Wheat Wizard

02:05

@Dennis I see you have the disciplined badge

ETHproductions

@MDXF codegolf.stackexchange.com/…

MD XF

@ETHproductions Woo fourth

Seventh this week... -4 from last week

Destructible Lemon

stackexchange.com/leagues/88/month/codegolf

MD XF

And #321 overall :(

Oh I didn't realize xnor was third overall... wow

Wheat Wizard

I try not to watch the leagues. It only brings me misery.

MD XF

02:08

Nor that Luis Mendo was fifth. Man these are nice people, I'm used to SO where all the top guys (minus Jon Skeet and Jonathan Leffler) are kinda jerky :P

ASCII-only

> jerky

Destructible Lemon

@WheatWizard you realise you're 9th this year

MD XF

@WheatWizard I just watch my number go up and up... makes me kinda happy xD

@ASCII-only ?

Wheat Wizard

@DestructibleLemon I'm going to be passed soon. I try not to think about it. It just stresses me out

ASCII-only

@MDXF TIL the top SO answerers are actually dried beef

Dennis

02:09

@WheatWizard I have some answers that would qualify, yes. The highest one was at +9.

MD XF

@ASCII-only -_-

Also, is Doorknob really 15?

Wheat Wizard

@Dennis Oh wait I got confused between disciplined and peer pressure.

Downgoat

@DJMcMayhem are you familair with cgn command in vim?

MD XF

@WheatWizard So do I, but IRL

Dennis

@WheatWizard No, I don't have PP. I delete my answers as soon as I realize that they're invalid, which oftentimes happens before someone else does.

DJMcMayhem

02:10

@Downgoat Well I'm familiar with c and gn is a motion

Wheat Wizard

I wish it would tell you where you got disciplined from. I have it but I have no idea why

MD XF

@Dennis I noticed one of your answers that was invalid, it was on a question I bountied

But then you fixed it with some wizardry beyond a level I have ever seen before

Wheat Wizard

I always feel very proud when I see PP in my suggested badges list.

DJMcMayhem

Wait, gn isn't a motion

Wheat Wizard

its kind of an anti badge

MD XF

02:12

@WheatWizard I made the mistake of deleting a couple answers after getting serial voted so I have it :(

DJMcMayhem

@Downgoat I'm confused

Downgoat

@DJMcMayhem oh >_> do you know what gn does I was reading article and I have no idea what does. tutorial use like /var and then does cgnlet and then press . a bunch of times to replace all var with let

Dennis

@MDXF Ah, the C answer that pokes around in its binary. Yes, that was a great deal of fun.

MD XF

@Dennis That explanation was insanity. I couldn't even muster up the effort to read it all.

DJMcMayhem

@Downgoat o_O That doesn't make any sense. Link?

Downgoat

02:14

@DJMcMayhem medium.com/@schtoeffel/…

Destructible Lemon

here it is: the lone challenger against the tit for tats, if you don't count some elephants, and stuff

0

A: Prisoner's Dilemma v.3 - Petri Dilemma

but what if... the next answer was not grim trigger or something for tat I present Anty def antyfunc(counter, mypoints, enpoints, mylist, enlist): if counter > 150: return "d" if not "c" in enlist[-2:]: return "d" if enpoints >= mypoints: return "d" else: ...

can this work?

join us next time on petri dilemma

Dennis

@MDXF That wasn't a long explanation though. This is.

76

A: Rearranging Words

CJam, 58,598 58,494 57,898 57,772 57,704 57,680 moves This approach takes the family of all unordered sets of horizontal moves of minimum cardinality (with some false positives) and adds the minimum number (over all sets) of vertical moves required to avoid superpositions. If the resulting numb...

MD XF

@Dennis O_o I'm beyond words

And you golfed it?!?

Also is CJam anything like shortC or is the C in CJam coincidental

DJMcMayhem

@Downgoat oh. It's a plugin

MD XF

Yeah nvm it's nothing like shortC

Dennis

02:16

Well, as golfed as CJam code naturally is. I didn't try to golf it on purpose.

The C in CJam stands for Code afaik.

Destructible Lemon

I like how I'm higher in the ranks than jonathan allen because I started my name with a d

MD XF

@Dennis Okay, thanks.

That's puzzled me for months

Dennis

It's a stack-based language, so it's nothing like C.

ASCII-only

I think it was initially designed for Google Code Jam?

MD XF

Yeah I realized that after looking at the code.

@Dennis have you written any languages?

Wheat Wizard

02:19

Jelly

Dennis

A bunch, yes.

MD XF

Also @all I thought there was an answer-chaining tag

Wheat Wizard

There is

MD XF

@WheatWizard Really?? Wow that one is popular

ATaco

RProgN is a lot like CJam but usually performs worse :(

MD XF

02:20

@WheatWizard Huh I just tried to search it and nothing came up. Maybe a typo

Dennis

Sesos, M, Jelly, ShapeScript, Bubblegum, and Help, Wardoq!, from newest to oldest (I think).

Wheat Wizard

@MDXF Here

MD XF

I've heard of Jelly and Bubblegum but not the others

@WheatWizard Yeah I clicked on the tag in my message

This is the best explained answer I've seen:

14

A: Add a language to a polyglot

51. Assembly (x64, Linux, AS), 1086 bytes #16 "(}23!@)(" 3//*v\D@;'[af2.qc]'#)"14";n4 #/*` PkPPZ (22)S"[!(>7 7*,;68*,@;'1,@␉␉␉␉ q #>␉ # >36!@␉ #`<` #<]+<[.>-]>[ #{ #z} # #=x<R+++++[D>+++++++EAL+++<-][pPLEASE,2<-#2DO,2SUB#1<-#52PLEASE,2SUB#2<-#32DOREADOUT,2DOGIVEUPDOiiipsddsdoh]>+.-- -. >][ #x%+>...

Wheat Wizard

I want to make a golfing lang, but I feel like there are already too many to keep track of and its a lot of work.

MD XF

It's complete insanity and only has 14 votes. Plus it's from an inactive user

@WheatWizard You just gotta have a reason to make one

I wrote shortC so I could golf in C - but shorter

Wheat Wizard

02:22

Is boredom a reason?

MD XF

I wrote Decimal 'cause I couldn't find a language that used pretty much nothing but decimals

@WheatWizard Yeah, I wrote rklang for that reason

Destructible Lemon

@WheatWizard just write an esolang that is semi-golfy

MD XF

But I was 14 and my parents took away my internet for six weeks

Wheat Wizard

I've already grown bored of Klein, and We have all gotten so good at brain-Flak there's almost no point anymore

MD XF

I put it on GitHub a few months ago

rklang is pretty much a useless version of BASIC

@WheatWizard I thought you wrote Klein, isn't that a golfing lang?

And you wrote Brain-Flak?!?

Wheat Wizard

02:23

I did not write Brain-Flak

Destructible Lemon

@WheatWizard wheatwizard do you want to collaborate on a language I might write

but probably not wirte

MD XF

@WheatWizard Okay

Dennis

@MDXF Well, M is an old version of Jelly that uses SymPy's numeric types under the hood. Little more than an idea at this point. Sesos is a rather efficient encoding of brainfuck. Help, Wardoq! is ~~a dumb joke~~ the best golfing language ever.

And ShapeScript, a simpleton stack-based language I made for a cops-and-robber contest, is actually the first language to be hosted on TIO.

Phoenix

@MDXF Is that on TIO?

Destructible Lemon

because I'm lazy

Wheat Wizard

02:23

I did write Klein which is not at all a golfing language

@DestructibleLemon Sure

MD XF

@Phoenix No. like I said, useless

Destructible Lemon

this is the spinny wheel lang

MD XF

I'm completely embarrased by it

@Phoenix But if you want to have a laugh at me... github.com/aaronryank/rk-lang

Wheat Wizard

Is it older than the answer-chaining polyglot? We are always looking for valid langs to add

MD XF

There's no documentation, no README, and I thought the syntax was weird when I made it

@WheatWizard Which one?

Dennis

02:25

@MDXF That's alright. If you're anything like me, you'll be embarrassed by most things you do today within a year.

3

Wheat Wizard

@MDXF rklang

MD XF

@Dennis Except this

@WheatWizard I doubt it could even do that, like I said it's practically useless

I haven't worked with it for a few months tho, let me check

I know it has a pretty useful comment syntax...

Wheat Wizard

It just needs to output a number and not error.

MD XF

HAHA I named the char vartype key

DJMcMayhem

@WheatWizard You basically wrote it :P

in The Third Stack, Sep 12 '16 at 3:28, by DJMcMayhem

Haha, I am now the contributor with the least contribution in my own language.

MD XF

02:27

@WheatWizard Actually, I bet rk-lang could work for that challenge!! It literally ignores everything until it reads rk:start and comments look like " comment (they start with double-quotes)

ATaco

RProgN wasn't designed as a golf-lang.

RProgN2 however, was.

ASCII-only

@WheatWizard Well Charcoal could always use some help :P

ATaco

It has a verbose mode, but it's not very useful.

Destructible Lemon

@WheatWizard you want to make a room for the lang?

Wheat Wizard

Sure

MD XF

02:29

Also @WheatWizard I last pushed rklang to GitHub January 10th of this year

Can it count to the language polyglot?

(proof)

I was thinking of deleting rklang this morning. Good thing I didn't :P

Wheat Wizard

@MDXF Unfortunately no

The challenge was posted on December 16th

MD XF

Aargh Dec 6 '16

Wheat Wizard

Unless you can show that there was a version earlier...

MD XF

I made it forever ago...

Initial commit was Jan 5 :(((

ATaco

Windows CMD is boring.

Phoenix

02:31

Understatment of the year

Powershell is better

Cmder lets you use bash, including unix utilities like cat if you get the full install.

MD XF

Oh I hate PowerShell's syntax

@Phoenix cmder is heaven

DJMcMayhem

3rd reviewer badge. \o/

Phoenix

batch < PS << cmder

ATaco

Anything that doesn't support ESC[31m is sadness.

Phoenix

Actually I'm not sure what that is.

Wheat Wizard

02:33

@DJMcMayhem In suggested edits? Thats a hard one IMO.

Phoenix

Typing it into my terminal yields m

DJMcMayhem

Yeah, cause people don't edit often

ATaco

0x27[31m is a sequence that makes the rest of a unix terminal red, until the next control sequence.

ASCII-only

@ATaco Use Charcoal's (stolen) ansiterm to support on windows :P

ATaco

Note that ESC is the literal.

Phoenix

02:34

IDK how to type escape literal ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

ATaco

@Phoenix Try echo -e "\e[31mRED\e[0m"

Phoenix

Neat

MD XF

I have no idea how the "Add a language to a polyglot" challenge got a downvote

It's pure gold

Wheat Wizard

@DJMcMayhem People edit often enough, I think there are more SE reviews than any other category, its just every eligible user gets the notification thing, making it harder to get them.

ATaco

DOS does support these, but it's here and there.

Phoenix

02:35

tl;dr use cmder

Dennis

@Phoenix Assuming you can disable the keyboard shortcuts, that looks pretty nice.

Geobits

@Downgoat That's a good way to get -x at any rate, where x is proportional to the randomness of the ping times the length of time I've been out of the room

Phoenix

@Dennis You can, but the configuration menu is a PITA.

ATaco

Alright, Idea, Userscript that makes the chat box a VIM terminal.

Output is sent through :w! :q!

Destructible Lemon

@Phoenix pita is delicious why is it associated with nasty things

Phoenix

02:43

@ATaco :wq ?

Dennis

@Ephphatha A trailing space on any line is now replaced with  . That's probably overkill, but at least it's future-proof.

@Phoenix Well, I guess I could always learn to use F6 instead of ^W, but I'd probably wind up closing the tab way too many times before I do.

If I ever get a new Windows machine, that is.

MD XF

Where did the Sandbox go? It's no longer FEATURED ON META

Dennis

Dammit, Community!

MD XF

@Dennis ?

Dennis

Community unfeatures posts after one moth.

That's not what happened this time though. The sandbox is still featured.

MD XF

02:49

@Dennis Ah. So I'm guessing you're going to head over there and re-feature it?

Phoenix

@Dennis ^W is the default close tab button on both cmder and any web browser, seems simple enough.

Wheat Wizard

I always use ^W to search and close my tab ;_;

MD XF

@WheatWizard I had to remap my Nano keys on my cloud computer 'cause I kept closing the tab instead of searching

Wheat Wizard

I just started using ^| to search instead

MD XF

Ctrl+Shift+\ ?

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