The Nineteenth Byte

Lembik

13:26

hi all

Mayube

The ultimate regex password matcher: [A-Z][a-z]+[0-9]+\W*

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Q: How can we get more feedback on our Sandbox questions?

Often, I have proposed a question to the sandbox and I never got any feedback on it; sometimes, I never got feedback until I had already posted the question. I want a way to fix this. I want Sandbox questions to get more recognition and more feedback so that we can have better end-result question...

Adám

@Mayube Explain.

Bruce Forte

Hey @Lembik, thanks for your tip with f m n a b as (m#n)a b! I always forget about that ^^

TheLethalCoder

@Adám Follow the link

Lembik

13:30

it wasn't my tip @BruceForte !

Bruce Forte

wtf :S

Okx

@Mayube Improved: [A-Z]?[a-z]+[0-9]*\W*

Mayube

@Okx Also the linked answer specifically states exactly 1 uppercase

TheLethalCoder

@Okx I'd go for [A-Z]?[a-z]+[0-9]{0,2}\W*

Mayube

otherwise you might as well do [A-Za-z]+[0-9]*\W*

Bruce Forte

13:33

True though! Seem to have mixed that up..

Mayube

@TheLethalCoder that wouldn't match mine though, which has 4 digits

Adám

.+

TheLethalCoder

@Mayube We want to allow the weaker passwords as well though for maximum safety...

Mayube

@TheLethalCoder [0-9]{0,2} does not allow weaker passwords than [0-9]*

Cows quack

[0-9] can become \d

TheLethalCoder

13:34

@Mayube I thought it'd allow 0, 1 or 2 numbers?

Mayube

right, wheras [0-9]* allows 0 or more, meaning it also allows 0, 1 or 2 numbers, it just also allows more than that

TheLethalCoder

@Mayube So less numbers == weaker, right?

Mayube

in theory

TheLethalCoder

@Cowsquack \d allows numbers other than 0-9 so should be stronger though.

totallyhuman

Gvyf

Cows quack

13:36

what other numbers does it allow?

Mayube

anyway, I'm off to do some work and listen to some Alternative Japanese Metal.

Have fun, fellow golfers

TheLethalCoder

Probably differs between flavours but see: stackoverflow.com/questions/6479423/…

musicman523

The best password regex: .*

TheLethalCoder

Essentially other languages digits as well

Mayube

@musicman523 adam already pitched .+, I don't know of any site that allows blank passwords

musicman523

13:39

@Mayube Websites generally don't but you can have an empty passphrase on an RSA key, for example

TheLethalCoder

I say screw it and go for passphrases: [A-Za-z0-9 ]{8,}

Obligatory xkcd. (Someone had to post it...)

totallyhuman

We have a vote to reopen in the house

musicman523

To reopen what?

totallyhuman

Look at the user list

musicman523

Ah

Poke

13:47

@TheLethalCoder have you read the flavor text

Lembik

how about this challenge? Whatever key I press, output its name

what do people think?

(this is to include prtscn, sysrq, scroll lock, etc.)

TheLethalCoder

@Poke I have...

Adám

@Lembik that'll be hard.

Lembik

@Adám hard is good. Impossible not so good :)

so .. how hard?

Mayube

@Lembik you'd need to explciitly list the "name" of every key, and possibly a keyboard layout, and it'd exclude a lot of languages, but yeah it could work

Poke

13:50

@TheLethalCoder then you realize that the comic makes no sense

Adám

@Lembik Shift? ⊞ ? Pause?

Lembik

what is [tag:⊞] ?

what is ⊞ ?

Adám

@Lembik messed up markdown.

Mayube

windows key

Adám

@Lembik ninja'd

Lembik

13:51

yes that too

TheLethalCoder

@Poke I wasn't saying it did... I was saying it was related to the discussion.

Mayube

Ctrl, Shift, Alt could be difficult

Adám

@Lembik What about combos? Shift+A?

Lembik

I suppose assuming a standard US layout "With the @ over the 2"

@Adám maybe miss out the combinations? What do you think?

Adám

@Lembik How about ⊞ + L ?

Cows quack

13:52

I think Processing can do Ctrl, lemme check

Mayube

would Shift+2 be @ or Shift, 2 though?

I'd say ignore key combos

Lembik

ignoring

Mayube

and just literally output the keys pressed

Adám

Just return scan codes?

Mayube

in "real" languages (APL, C, C#, Java etc) it shouldn't be too difficult, but good luck doing it in Jelly or CJam

TheLethalCoder

13:53

In C# if you subscribe to a key down event you'd get two events for Shift+2 (I think) so ignoring combos sounds good to me

Lembik

I have two windows keys

should they be different?

I mean will they give different scan codes?

Adám

@Lembik They have different scan codes.

Lembik

what are they used for?

I mean who uses the right Windows key?

Erik the Outgolfer

@dzaima where is the palenChars.txt file, you say?

Lembik

also what is the key between the right Windows key and the right Ctrl?

Adám

13:55

@Lembik I've remapped it to AltGr because I keep hitting the wrong key.

Erik the Outgolfer

(sogl)

TheLethalCoder

The context menu one?

Adám

@TheLethalCoder No, I have both a RightWin and a ContextMenu

Cows quack

nvm, Processing gets 65536 for Shift, Ctrl, Alt, ... keys

dzaima

@EriktheOutgolfer here

Adám

13:57

Bottom row: Ctrl Win Alt Space Win Alt Menu Ctrl

Erik the Outgolfer

you should move it to a more prominent place ;)

dzaima

still have to mix the SOGLOnline SOGL and SOGL V0.12 together

Erik the Outgolfer

oh yeah I forgot soglonline is the newest version...

what about the older versions? do you use them at all?

TheLethalCoder

@Adám Lembik said between the right Windows and right Ctrl so I said context menu. Isn't that what you're saying too?

dzaima

they're there for older programs

Lembik

13:59

code-golf?

what do you think is best?

Erik the Outgolfer

@dzaima oh you don't want to search through commits right?

(btw v0.12 still mentions palenchars)

dzaima

@EriktheOutgolfer partly that, partly that nobody else would want to. Versions in SOGL change only when the change breaks some previous solution posted on PPCG.

@EriktheOutgolfer the chardefs is newer in SOGL V0.12 but palenChars.txt is in SOGLOnline, it's really confusing.

Adám

@TheLethalCoder My physical keyboard has the stated order, but my keyboard remapper has RightWin and RightAlt swapped.

TheLethalCoder

@Adám Ahhh okay

dzaima

The main problem with making V0.13 or something that is the SOGLOnline SOGL is that I've made so many changes that I don't even know if the Processing code even still works

Erik the Outgolfer

14:02

well, I can still use web browser downloading it offline I suppose...right?

Lembik

posted

I am intrigued which languages will do well

any guesses?

Erik the Outgolfer

if python3 does it then probably jelly and 05ab1e can do it better

Mayube

I think APL will probably do it well

Erik the Outgolfer

that is they can compress python source code and eval

Lembik

oh can APL do this?

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14:03

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Q: What key did I press?

The task is to write code to identify which key is pressed on the keyboard. You can assume that only one key is pressed at a time and that there is a standard US keyboard layout. That is the layout with the @ over the 2. Your code should output a unique identifier for any key pressed. This inclu...

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Erik the Outgolfer

@NewMainPosts THAT'S FAAAST!

Adám

@Lembik We ship with a utility for this; ]KeyPress.

Lembik

@Adám who is we?

Adám

@Lembik Dyalog

Poke

Why is this challenge not closed? codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/28672/…

Lembik

14:05

interesting

Poke

@Dennis

Adám

@Lembik But it catches combos.

Jim

@NewMainPosts I think that is not specified well enough, it will end up with a lot of questions of the type: "Is this key included?".

It should have been sandboxed

Lembik

@Adám so what does it output if you press the Enter on the number pad?

Adám

@Lembik Input: ER, Char: 13, Key: 13, Shift: 0=[none]

@Lembik I think it just listens for a WinForms KeyPress Event.

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14:12

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

How close am I to a palindrome? code-golf number palindrome For the purpose of this question, a palindrome is a number that, if reversed, is equal to the same number. Your Task: Write a program or function that receives a number, and outputs the number that is closest to zero that must be ad...

Lembik

and what about the main Enter key @Adám ?

Adám

@Lembik Same thing.

Lembik

then that fails :)

Wheat Wizard

I've received some downvotes here but I don't know whats wrong. Whats wrong with the answer?

Lembik

@Adám I don't like to ask questions which are too trivial :)

Cows quack

14:14

@Lembik I'm on a mac keyboard, is it okay if I don't output anything for F1 but output something for Fn+F1?

Erik the Outgolfer

@WheatWizard I think you're supposed to increment if odd, decrement if even

Lembik

@Cowsquack no! Why would you need to do that?

Wheat Wizard

@EriktheOutgolfer Thats what it does.

Cows quack

;_; that's what Processing does

Lembik

unless you tell me that no message is received at all my a mac when you press F1

@Cowsquack sorry no in that case

it's not meant to be trivial :)

Cows quack

14:16

F1 by itself just lowers the brightness

Erik the Outgolfer

@WheatWizard oh you say it flips the last two bits?

Cows quack

but Fn+F1 doesn't, and this is what Processing detects

Erik the Outgolfer

that's not what the question asks for

Lembik

@Cowsquack ok .. but you still have to report that it was pressed :)

Erik the Outgolfer

x+1 isn't always x^3

Wheat Wizard

14:17

@EriktheOutgolfer It is, you can do a few tests if you wish but it is the same.

Erik the Outgolfer

@WheatWizard for example, 00111111 -> 01000000 not 00111100

Lembik

I am surprised it has taken 15 minutes to answer my challenge :)

Wheat Wizard

@EriktheOutgolfer Works for me

Erik the Outgolfer

I don't think it just flips the last two bits

Wheat Wizard

Ok, I guess the explanation is wrong then.

dzaima

14:19

@EriktheOutgolfer in your pull on SOGL the tab seems to be a space?

Erik the Outgolfer

ooh...ignore that pull

Wheat Wizard

@EriktheOutgolfer Thanks!

Adám

@Lembik OK, I asked our Chief Architect. If C# can do it, then Dyalog APL can too. It would seem from this that it is indeed doable.

TheLethalCoder

@Adám In C# subscribing to the KeyDown event like KeyDown += (s, e) => Console.Write(e.KeyData); returns Return for both Enter and num pad Enter for me. I can't see how to distinguish between the two. Though the Keys enum does contain Return and Enter.

Lembik

@Adám great!

I look forward to the answer

Adám

14:25

@Lembik I don't think I can be bothered to write an answer though. It looks like all the special keys will need separate treatment. Ugh.

Lembik

@Adám that's terrible!

Adám

@Lembik Not APL's fault, more like .NET's fault.

Lembik

you really can't just output the scan codes?

msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/…

there must be a language that lets you just read scan codes

surely

bash? :)

Adám

@Lembik C++

totallyhuman

in terms of golf, is there any reason to have both ints and floats and not just floats?

dzaima

14:29

maybe

Adám

@totallyhuman Well, in principle, APL has just numbers.

musicman523

You may want integer division

Lembik

does xev|awk '/yc/{print$7}'|cut -d\) -f1 work for any linux users here?

Adám

@musicman523 But that could be a separate function.

dzaima

then you could repurpose get arrays/strings xth item for a float to something else

that's about all I can think of :p

musicman523

14:30

@Lembik For me it looks like xev pops up an "Event Tester" window that doesn't do anything when keys are typed

Lembik

@musicman523 same with me

musicman523

Oh wait I just saw your comment about the values only appearing on exit

It does seem to work for me

Lembik

right but that's isn't what I wanted

musicman523

Except it duplicates responses

Lembik

I have clarified

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14:32

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Q: Is the number binary-heavy?

An integer is binary-heavy if it's binary representation contains more 1's than 0's, ignoring leading zeroes. For example 1 is binary-heavy, as it's binary representation is simply 1, however 4 is not binary heavy, as it's binary representation is 100. In the event of a tie (for example 2, with a...

code-golf number decision-problem binary

musicman523

@Lembik Personally I think that's okay, that may be a consideration you allow for

Lembik

I am not allowing it :)

musicman523

That is fine

But the only way to get around it in bash would be to fork processes and make a pipe

Which would be a huge pain

I'm not saying that's a good reason to allow it, though

Lembik

bash may not be the right tool.. shock! :)

dzaima

I just made by keyboard unusable.. lol

Lembik

14:36

oops

I wonder if the JS answer really works

Cows quack

@NewMainPosts I get deja vu

Erik the Outgolfer

me too

Mayube

if it turns out to be a dupe feel free to hammer it

totallyhuman

Somebody please help this guy out

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A: Is the number binary-heavy?

Python 2, 77 bytes i=2 b=str(bin(i))[2:] print str(i)+"->"+b+"->"+str(b.count("0")<b.count("1"))

musicman523

Done

totallyhuman

15:06

thanks

quick somebody give me a unicode character that could represent count instances of x in y

Mayube

c?

Erik the Outgolfer

@totallyhuman jelly has ċ@ so ċ is mine

Mayube

ñ

totallyhuman

@Mayube c is already chr(x)

@Mayube wait how does that represent it

Mayube

/shrug

Erik the Outgolfer

15:09

you don't have taco script installed...

totallyhuman

fine i'll go with jelly's version

Erik the Outgolfer

I do ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

totallyhuman

i've sometimes hit enter so fast that tacoscript didn't register it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Erik the Outgolfer

wait who starred "me too"?

totallyhuman

shh don't talk about it

Erik the Outgolfer

15:10

/shrug

@totallyhuman I need to otherwise it stays there >.<

and one exception often causes exception flood

Adám

@totallyhuman ⍷ like membership, but with a mark for counting

musicman523

@totallyhuman I think I figured out why he was confused - he read the format for the test cases and thought that's what the output format should be

Erik the Outgolfer

too late I think

HyperNeutrino

15:28

this is great

I tried connecting to my wifi like 5 times, restarting my computer in between attempts

then I switched to trying to connect to my main network because I was using GUEST earlier

and then it worked first try ><

Lembik

does xev|awk 'NR%2/yc/{sub(/..$/,"",$7);print$7}' work for any linux users here?

HyperNeutrino

what's it meant to do

awk: cmd. line:1: NR%2/yc/{sub(/..$/,"",$7);print$7}
awk: cmd. line:1:         ^ syntax error

Lembik

@HyperNeutrino thanks!

@HyperNeutrino codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/132244/9206

HyperNeutrino

wait it's meant to break o0

oh wait nvm

that wasn't your answer

whoops

Olivier Grégoire

@Lembik Why is the Java answer for printing a key invalid? You modified the requirements after 4 answers were provided.

HyperNeutrino

15:32

ignore me i'm just being dumb

Erik the Outgolfer

is it normal for chrome to replace ordinary text with weird ligatures?

Olivier Grégoire

(and a 5th was written, but deleted)

Lembik

@OlivierGrégoire hi...

@OlivierGrégoire I don't think anyone said it was invalid did they?

@OlivierGrégoire or do you mean that a new requirement has made it invalid?

Olivier Grégoire

The new requirement made it invalid.

Lembik

which requirement has made the answer invalid?

Olivier Grégoire

15:34

The one you added 10 minutes ago.

"and it shouldn't output anything apart from the unique identifier"

HyperNeutrino

@Lembik Should mouse movements be outputted?

Lembik

@OlivierGrégoire why do you think that has made an answer invalid?

Olivier Grégoire

You tell me, you insinuated I thought incorrectly the answer was valid.

Lembik

@OlivierGrégoire I did not insinuate that the answer was invalid

Olivier Grégoire

"Are you saying that this answer (the one we are commenting under) is valid?"

Lembik

15:36

@OlivierGrégoire can you quote the insinuation?

Olivier Grégoire

I just did.

Lembik

no you haven't

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Q: Calculate the MU-numbers

The first two MU-numbers are 2 and 3. Every other MU-number is the smallest number not yet appeared that can be expressed as the product of two earlier MU-numbers in exactly one way. Here are the first 10 2, 3, 6, 12, 18, 24, 48, 54, 96, 162 Task Given a positive number calculate and output...

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Q: Create your original sequence challenge

There are lots of challanges, that just picks some sequence from oies and asks you to print n-th number or first n numbers or whatever. It's time to stop automate! Task Your task is to parse random sequence page from oeis.org and print it's index, description and example values. Example python...

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Lembik

do you mean this line "@OlivierGrégoire The problem is that if you add junk to the end of a unique identifier, the identifier is still unique. It's just not minimal." ?

@OlivierGrégoire I think you have just misunderstood something

HyperNeutrino

2 mins ago, by HyperNeutrino

@Lembik Should mouse movements be outputted?

Lembik

15:37

@OlivierGrégoire in short, don't worry. I haven't insinuated what you think I have insinuated

musicman523

Olivier and Lembik: I've figured out the source of the confusion

Olivier Grégoire

Okay, let's start from scratch. What do you not like about that Java answer?

Lembik

nothing!

musicman523

Lembik states: You have given more output than requested

Lembik

@OlivierGrégoire why do you think I don't like it?

musicman523

15:38

Meaning, the keys he asked for in the question

Lembik

that is true @musicman523

musicman523

Olivier, you interpreted this as: The actual output format of the program is undesirable

Lembik

@musicman523 thanks

Olivier Grégoire

"You have given more output than requested", but the question is "unique identifier", not "minimal unique identifier"

so from this, I deduced you thought the answer is invalid.

musicman523

Lembik's comment was about which keys were given as examples in the answer, not how the answer is formatted

Lembik

15:39

@OlivierGrégoire no.. I asked for "Tab, Pause, Enter, Enter on the number pad, left Windows key, right Windows key, Insert and Ins on the number pad." and the answer also includes other keys

that's all

@musicman523 thanks again :)

I will leave you now.... the answer is great!

musicman523

It's a reasonable misunderstanding for sure

Lembik

I wait for the python answer now :)

thank you

Mayube

@OlivierGrégoire he asked to provide example output for 8 specific keys, you gave more than that, that's all he's saying

HyperNeutrino

wait what rep +100 suddenly hold on what

Mayube

@HyperNeutrino did you recently join a different SE?

Association bonus?

HyperNeutrino

15:41

oh bounty

Olivier Grégoire

Well, given that the answer also gives dozens of extra characters per key press, I thought those were the "more outputs".

HyperNeutrino

@Lembik is it fine that when I press PrtScr it prints the identifier and then still opens the print-screen dialog?

Olivier Grégoire

Okay, I'll go and delete my comments, @Lembik

TheLethalCoder

@Lembik Finally for the C# version working, horrible code though, might be a better way but I can't see how at the moment. Now for golfing it -_-

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Q: Java is to JavaScript as Car is to Carpet

Title stolen inspired by Greg Hewgill's answer to What's the difference between JavaScript and Java? Introduction Java and Javascript are commonly used among programmers, and are currently the most popular tags on Stack Overflow. Yet as we all know, aside from similar names, the two have almost...

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HyperNeutrino

15:53

I'm surprised nobody FGITW'd the trivial Python solution yet :P

totallyhuman

@Adám oh that's a good one thanks

Adám

@totallyhuman Any time. APL uses it for "find": 1 2 1 ⍷ 0 1 2 1 3 1 2 1 2 1 gives 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0

totallyhuman

@HyperNeutrino because it has 30 views? :P

HyperNeutrino

lol

Leaky Nun

@Adám how do you iteratively fibonacci in APL?

DJMcMayhem

16:03

Wow. So that just happened

musicman523

FGITW

totallyhuman

nice

HyperNeutrino

dammit

there's an oeis python package

but it's not for The OEIS

def choose(a, b):
        if a < b:
                return 0
        r = 1
        for i in range(0, b):
                r *= a - i
                r /= i + 1
        return r

that's literally all there is to it

the nCr function

this is sad

Steven Vascellaro

I'm surprised there isn't a tag for [pattern-matching]

HyperNeutrino

codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/tagged/regular-expression

or did you mean sequence patterns

Leaky Nun

16:14

@HyperNeutrino how is it sad?

@HyperNeutrino an optimization would have it become range(0,min(b,a-b))

or range(0,b)[:-b]

musicman523

Does anyone mind giving feedback on my recent Sandbox post? It has an upvote but I'm not sure whether it's ready to be posted

Steven Vascellaro

@HyperNeutrino I'm wondering what tag would be fitting for my Java vs JavaScript question.

Christopher

out of 420 USD in my paycheck I may be able to spend about five bucks

After expenses

HyperNeutrino

@LeakyNun Because I was hoping for an OEIS python package to solve the recent challenge

musicman523

@StevenVascellaro At it's heart, it's a decision-problem but with restricted I/O. Is there a Restricted I/O tag?

@HyperNeutrino I would be willing to write one with you if you'd like

HyperNeutrino

16:19

That would be cool. I'd like to do that.

brb making github repository :P

Business Cat

@Christopher Welcome to adulthood.

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Christopher

@BusinessCat I don't like it

musicman523

@HyperNeutrino If you want to do it alone, that's fine too. If you'd like my help, I'm willing

Christopher

@BusinessCat Actually I think i have no money. NOPE I am in debt by like 1.3k

Steven Vascellaro

@HyperNeutrino Would regular-expressions be a fitting tag?

HyperNeutrino

16:20

Alright. If I have anything I need help with I'll be sure to keep that in mind :)

@StevenVascellaro I think it's just regex

Business Cat

@StevenVascellaro Only if the challenge requires use of regex or is somehow about regex

HyperNeutrino

Or no it's regular-expression (note the lack of a trailing s)

Steven Vascellaro

@HyperNeutrino regular-expression and regex are synonyms

HyperNeutrino

but no that's not fitting because regex is not required (see: my solution lol)

Steven Vascellaro

Oh ok. Thanks

HyperNeutrino

16:21

@StevenVascellaro right that's why it redirected

Steven Vascellaro

So there isn't a tag for standard pattern matching

HyperNeutrino

apparently not

If enough people decide it would be a good idea I could create that tag right now (you need 150 rep :P just a bit more :P)

Business Cat

I could see it...

HyperNeutrino

@musicman523 pypi.python.org/pypi/pyoeis

Christopher

@HyperNeutrino codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/tagged/pattern-matching

Been there done that

HyperNeutrino

16:26

no

wait nvm

caching

musicman523

@HyperNeutrino aHA! I knew it had to exist somewhere. Downloading now

HyperNeutrino

ok

@musicman523 lol ninja'd caret reply?

Business Cat

Or misclick reply, it happens to me a lot

musicman523

Oops

Yeah misclick

HyperNeutrino

or that :P

musicman523

16:27

^fixed it

Christopher

@StevenVascellaro I made the tag and tagged your question

HyperNeutrino

yay

musicman523

how does caret reply work

Steven Vascellaro

@Christopher Thanks!

Guess I won't be getting that tag author badge on Code Golf. :P

Christopher

@musicman523 Type one caret per message you want to respond to. Get the message preview if you want to make sure the user is right

HyperNeutrino

16:28

you type n carets before your message and it replies to the message that was the n-th last message at the time you started typing (avoids ninjas in most cases unless someone sends a message just before you start typing and you don't count it, or internet lag ninjas you)

@Christopher darnit ninja'd :( how ironic (almost)

musicman523

^^^ how do you get the preview?

Christopher

@musicman523 ataco has a github m8

Business Cat

(might be worth mentioning it's a userscript)

musicman523

Ah.

HyperNeutrino

lol I still feel like making my own OEIS python package :P

Business Cat

16:29

github.com/TehFlaminTaco/TacosUserscripts/blob/master/…

HyperNeutrino

although I'm not sure how I'd make it work

I can use /A<seq>/b<seq>.txt but that only goes up to so far

Dennis

@Mayube Jelly can eval arbitrary Python code. No luck needed.

HyperNeutrino

@Dennis reminds me of chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/240?m=37153001#37153001 lol

Dennis

Well, that one was a bit more hardcore, as it actually redefines one of Jelly's atoms. :P

Steven Vascellaro

@HyperNeutrino What was the original question?

Dennis

16:42

How to increment all integers in a list in place.

Christopher

@Dennis How are you doing today?

Dennis

Not worse than usual.

Christopher

So not a good day?

Mine was good until real life expenses like insurance came in

totallyhuman

uhm couldn't you do this: “globals()['atoms']['¹'].call=lambda l:[i+1for i in l]”ŒVṛ¹

Christopher

Could you and should you are very different

totallyhuman

16:46

or this: “atoms['¹'].call=lambda l:[i+1for i in l]”ŒVṛ¹

Leaky Nun

@totallyhuman no that doesn't do it in place

@totallyhuman nor this

totallyhuman

works for me

Dennis

@totallyhuman That just mimicks ‘. The idea is to modify the list, not create a new one.

Christopher

@Dennis VTC observable requirement

Cows quack

s/o/uno/

Leaky Nun

16:48

@totallyhuman in place

Dennis

@Christopher Perfectly observable. tio.run/##AU4Asf9qZWxsef//…

Christopher

@Dennis Perfe tly? Hit space a bit early.

The OEIS Movie

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totallyhuman

@Christopher i don't think it was timing typo...

Dennis

In comparison: tio.run/##y0rNyan8//…

Christopher

@Dennis comparidon?

Today is not a good day for you XD

Dennis

16:51

³ holds the input, which is no longer the input.

@Christopher You've mocked me twice after I had already corrected the typos. Bit pointless.

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Christopher

@Dennis You may 11 them

(I swear if you edit them to just say 11 XD)

Dennis

In other news, the JavaScript-Carpet challenge lead to this gem.

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A: What's the difference between JavaScript and Java?

One is essentially a toy, designed for writing small pieces of code, and traditionally used and abused by inexperienced programmers. The other is a scripting language for web browsers.

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totallyhuman

:D

Christopher

@Dennis Oh my. That is perfect

Riker

@flawr i.imgur.com/zqpt70l.mp4

totallyhuman

16:59

@Riker do you two just share links half the time o.o

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