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9:00 PM
Gah, I'm not paid to spell.
 
@Jordan Jelly uses all 256 bytes, plus there are a lot of 2 byters
 
@ATaco *paid
 
scary !
 
@StepHen wrong
 
@HyperNeutrino ?
 
9:00 PM
@HyperNeutrino you know what I meant
 
Actually, Jelly uses 257.
;)
 
Alright, its quitting time! See you all tomorrow
 
Oh lol, remisread
 
it uses 256 bytes, most of which are commands, and some of which are used as the beginning of 2 byters, right?
 
@Mr.Xcoder right-to-left. So 1**2**3**4 is 1**(2**(3**4))
 
9:01 PM
It's code page has 257 characters.
 
@ATaco two do exactly the same thing
 
it's just appearance
 
(It's just that two of them, \n and are mapped to the same byte)
 
@StepHen Read line 5 of jelly.py
 
9:01 PM
Hyper correct me one more time and I will go to your house and slap you with a wet fish.
 
@ATaco *<>< /s
 
@ATaco *HyperNeutrino
Now have fun getting around the entire world.
 
@HyperNeutrino without the fish drying
 
That's not too hard.
 
(I can get a new fish there, duh)
 
9:02 PM
I don't live that close to water.
 
(or freezing)
 
@HyperNeutrino Is this correct? lambda n:eval("("*~-len(n)+")**".join(n))
 
At least not water where you could get fish.
@Mr.Xcoder Seems right?
 
I think so, but I started doubting myself :)
 
The new version of XStore is looking good.
 
9:04 PM
@StepHen [::-1]
 
 
:39356237 [::-1]
 
ninja'd
 
9:27 PM
welp I'm dumb
Why did I expect you'd say that? xD :P
 
"I'm Cliff drop by some time"
 
ಠ_ಠ
Grr.
Community edited this question but that invalidates all of the answers.
 
@HyperNeutrino oh lol
 
Not anymore
 
@Mr.Xcoder community will just fix it again probably
 
9:37 PM
I'm raising it on meta btw
 
@StepHen but it doesn't matter anyway as the exact printable text is from a certain revision
 
Rewriting all the built-ins in Cthulhu. I will decide on the architecture later in the development process. It's going to be a long-time project to assure it's not a failed first language :0
 
@dzaima and there's a link to a pastebin
 
I am reticent when it comes to a stack-based approach though :/
But it won't be tacit either
Hmm
 
prefix it
Even worse, use Anyfix :D
 
9:39 PM
why does no one like infix
 
too hard to use implement
prefix is nice (just a lot of getNext()) and postfix is nice (stack); even anyfix is easier than infix with OOP.
 
@HyperNeutrino you use python don't you
 
@StepHen yes :3
 
and my parser does infix with ease
no it's easy to implement
 
mine does too (PatternMatcher([('expression',), ('binary_operator', 'binary_operator', tuple(elem for elem in row if elem not in special)), ('expression',)], lambda x, y, z: y.addChild(x).addChild(z).addType('expression').rmType('binary_operator')) for row in lexer.binary_operators)
 
9:40 PM
at least if you are already doing ASTs
 
@HyperNeutrino Yeah, that's what I think I'll do (but I'll write the interpreter after I design the actual language)
 
@StepHen well that's the thing; most people don't for golflangs.
@Mr.Xcoder Ah okay
 
@HyperNeutrino cQuents automatically closes parens
 
@HyperNeutrino and you said it was hard to implement, not ungolfy :P
 
9:41 PM
Huh I wonder what my first non-Java answer was.
@StepHen well I mean ASTs aren't the easiest things in the world (though they've gotten easier for me as I've used them more, as in twice)
 
Sorry. Moved to mobile because i have a netfall and I must use cell data
 
rip :(
Well turns out my fourth answer is a Java answer that makes a Python program that does the task (as per the spec)
And my fifth is BF.
 
Bye, netfall again and I'm out of cellular data :'-(
o:
 
Yaay, wifi again
 
9:44 PM
yaaay
 
@HyperNeutrino BTW, in that answer, can n%2==0 be n%2<1?
 
yes, thanks.
 
@HyperNeutrino Oh no, negatives
 
Oh right.
Because Java % keeps the sign of the left side, not the right side.
 
repcap 2 days in a row :o
 
9:46 PM
:o
nice
I haven't repcapped in a while :3
;_; lol
 
@HyperNeutrino What is your epic badge progress?
 
Just curious
@HyperNeutrino Haha, I have 13/50 and will have 14/50 in an hour and a half or so :P
 
Sorry for responding late, it still runs slow
BTW, out rep graphs are nearly identical in shape :)
 
9:48 PM
that's alright i don't check back that often
hey that's cool :3
 
(Ignore the fact that you have more) :p
 
:P
(I got yours and mine backwards ;_;)
Yours is still steeper :P
 
Another Hydra slayer?
 
Also you edit/flag/vote more than I do.
Or rather, more that I have in the past 3 months.
 
Yeah, that I know
 
9:50 PM
:P
 
That member for 3 months bothers me >_>
Now, gotta work for Cthulhu
I work on built-ins at 1 AM in the morning >_>
CMP: Sleep or Cthulhu?
 
Cthulhu
 
@Mr.Xcoder I work on SOGL sometimes from 2 AM to ~6 AM :p (also Cthulhu)
 
@ATaco That's what I would've picked too +1
 
@ATaco hm what happened to recommending sleep huh? xD
@StepHen Maybe I should have listened to you about not using regex lexers...
My lexer is borking on all multibyte operators ;_;
 
9:56 PM
New face (inspired by my monster): «_«
 
huh fixed
easy fix all I needed to do was not be stupid
 
I cannot focus with TNB open, so I'll have to leave. Bye!
o/
 
I was doing [a for a in [b for b in c if d] if e] rather than [b for b in x if d and e] ;_;
o/
How to for loop: for i=0i<10i=i+1print(i)
Proton is surprisingly golfy
but += doesn't work lol
because lexer errors (ノ°Д°)ノ︵ ┻━┻
uh nvm I was just being dumb, fixed.
Hey fun fact: TNB room join/exit animations are back :D
 
10:19 PM
@HyperNeutrino animations happen when there are <32 active users
@HyperNeutrino and RE regex and infix, I figured out on the car ride home why you don't like infix: they don't go together too well
 
@WheatWizard nice
 
@DeadPossum I've posted my quine. If you outgolf me I'll still be willing to provide a significant bounty. (that also extends to everyone else)
 
I have a genius idea
This involves GoL tetris
I am going to try and solve it with an idea I had
But first some Dota to relax
 
10:35 PM
@WheatWizard So... You found a lost quine?
6
 
Interesting question: what percentage of a Lost program's characters have to be redirectors to avoid an infinite loop?
 
@DJMcMayhem I think you should just leave
 
@2EZ4RTZ why, it's already been solved
 
@StepHen wat?
 
@2EZ4RTZ the Quest for Tetris guys are doing answer writeups, I played GoL tetris yesterday
 
10:43 PM
@StepHen bs
 
bottom for instructions on how to play
or the chat around here:
5 hours ago, by MD XF
Oh wow
 
kmn
 
10:55 PM
Oh my gosh, they actually did it, the mad men.
 
@StepHen What's the frame rate like...?
 
@trichoplax it's fine, but it's also not running it in GoL I believe
 
@ATaco it's probably time to golf it by >99.9% then :P
 
@ASCII-only well good luck, they built a computer
 
Oh I see - proof of concept now that they have something that in principle runs in GoL?
 
10:58 PM
@trichoplax no, it's written basically in assembly
the assembly can run locally or on their computer
although I might be completely wrong and it might actually be running in GoL
I think it's just running on an interpreter though
 
But it's in a language that works in GoL, so proves it's possible?
 
@trichoplax They have a computer in GoL that can run it, yes
I believe the output there is the meta pixels
 
@StepHen Yeah? Using metapixels
 
they can make the meta pixels in GoL
 
which I think is super overkill
 
11:00 PM
I did not think I would live to see this day
 
@ASCII-only well you obviously didn't make it :P
 
@StepHen yeah
but what i mean is logic gates + clocks exist using glider guns
 
I thought overkill was what the question called for...
 
i thought it was a golf >_>
 
@ASCII-only well, do it then :P
 
11:01 PM
They actually wrote an assembly language in GoL and it's my favourite thing this site has ever done.
 
@ASCII-only it is, their computer and what not is golfed as best as possible
 
Get ready for news coverage.
 
possibly could be compacted if you only have one glider gun but probably not
 
@ATaco you bet
 
@StepHen not exactly
it just works and that's good
 
11:01 PM
@ASCII-only as I said you do better, they only made it as big as they needed (which is still massive)
 
As with any golf, the easy brutish solutions come first, then elegant but much more difficult to craft solutions later
 
@StepHen this one is basically a POC i think, if this works then they can just make a glider CPU backend
 
I wouldn't expect the first working tetris implementation to be minimal
 
exactly
 
I know Phi was talking about reverse golfing Cogol to golf the assembly better
 
11:02 PM
Did the team invent this wireworld cell?
 
Is there a symbol for sequences like is for series?
 
The Sigma just indicates you should sum the sequence, so I'd guess leaving it off indicates the sequence?
 
Ah, It was already a thing
 
@trichoplax yeah but I need a symbol for when I can't leave it off :(
 
11:04 PM
at least how my interpreter works atm
 
In mathematics, a sequence is an enumerated collection of objects in which repetitions are allowed. Like a set, it contains members (also called elements, or terms). The number of elements (possibly infinite) is called the length of the sequence. Unlike a set, order matters, and exactly the same elements can appear multiple times at different positions in the sequence. Formally, a sequence can be defined as a function whose domain is either the set of the natural numbers (for infinite sequences) or the set of the first n natural numbers (for a sequence of finite length n). The position of an element...
 
if you need to set any parameters or anything the mode is the break - and I currently have : for sequence, ; for series, and ? for "is it in the sequence", and I'm trying to implement SBCS now
 
$T_n = <formula here>$
 
@ASCII-only I have that open, I'm looking for a symbol still :P
 
> When a symbol has been chosen for denoting a sequence, the nth element of the sequence is denoted by this symbol with n as subscript; for example, the nth element of the Fibonacci sequence is generally denoted Fn.
 
11:05 PM
@ASCII-only (Please imagify that for those without the userscript)
 
@StepHen a
@ATaco don't have the userscript :|
 
Than why are you writing mathjax O.o
 
@ASCII-only I'm not using it like that, I need a symbol that means "the following identifies a sequence", not the following identifies an item in the sequence
 
 
or at least, a would look wrong in my syntax
 
11:06 PM
Hmm, your renderer doesn't seem to support "formulahere"
 
Which renderer does..?
 
@trichoplax Pseudo code: fetch a random formula from OEIS and parse it into MathJax
 
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@StepHen a is the sequence, a_n is the term
 
11:09 PM
@ASCII-only I know how that works, but the way my syntax is, <params><mode><sequence definition>
and I need a mode identifier for sequence mode
 
Fibbonacci.
 
the way identifies a series
 
@StepHen a :P
 
@ASCII-only but... a means "pass me the nth term in the sequence" not "this is a sequence" :P
 
@StepHen well there is none? sigma = sum, pi = product
@StepHen no?
 
11:12 PM
@ASCII-only that's what I was afraid of
 
∏ = Product
 
@totallyhuman what are you doing o_O you keep breaking the chat animations. First you left and joined at the exact same time and then everyone moved left and slid over your avatar :o
 
If it only needs to be an easy to remember thing, rather than consistent with literature, could you just use a lowercase sigma?
 
σ
 
@trichoplax probably, that's a good idea
or I might just stick with : to keep it easy
 
11:21 PM
@ATaco σ_σ
 
@trichoplax oh noes σ is divisors
 
sup guys
 
@StepHen It's many things - good luck finding a symbol that doesn't already mean something else...
 
@trichoplax yeah but I actually wanted to use divisors
 
@HyperNeutrino I saw this coming...
 
11:22 PM
I just didn't know what the symbol was :P
 
@trichoplax heh
in math symbols can mean hundreds of things depending on context
 
Woah Totally Human is a wizard lol
@WheatWizard Nice! You did it!
 
no wheat wizard is a wizard
totally human is a bot
I mean a human. totally human.
 
I'm not good at math. What does counted with multiplicity mean?
Or, what's the difference between oeis.org/A001221 and oeis.org/A001222
oh wait does that mean including duplicates?
that's a dumb long complicated way to say that
 
Yes it means you count the total number, not just the number of different things
 
11:37 PM
XStore's update is almost ready to go live.
It also includes your own private folder if you're logged in through steam!
 
hi!
I'm gonna start on a triangle drawing program I guess
 
I can't believe it
They did it
Tetris on GoL
 
@2EZ4RTZ did they post it?
nvm
 
did they?
I know they finished it
Just writing it up
nvm
 
11:58 PM
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