The Nineteenth Byte

lol I realized too :P

Step Hen

@DJMcMayhem when I first saw your message about readability linebreaks I thought you added them to make the bytecount 420

DJMcMayhem

Haha nope

(I wouldn't do something like that even though I'm from Colorado) :P

I always add linebreaks at 80 characters for long brain-flak submissions

dzaima

SOGL, 27 bytes (my CMC)

DJMcMayhem

Although, if I add them at 70, every line will be equal...

9:08 PM

or 60

@totallyhuman well crap

@totallyhuman example pls? What do you mean by interactive

i dunno

live preview, maybe?

and an esolang can always have a search thingy like pyth

9:25 PM

@totallyhuman like run it every time it changes?

...that might make it a tad bit slow now that i think about it

Idk, most programs shouldn't take that long to run

But yeah probably not a good idea

Mr. Xcoder

cc @LeakyNun

Leaky Nun

@Mr.Xcoder I don't know what you're implying

Mr. Xcoder

nothing important, sorry for that

Adám

9:38 PM

@Mr.Xcoder APL, 7 bytes: +,-,×,÷

lol

Adám

@StepHen APL: |-

@Mr.Xcoder Yep's a nice language...

Contact, anyone?

Tags: body shaming, hate speech. — Euri Pinhollow Feb 25 at 11:32

uhh

welp i think i heard something go woosh

Uriel

10:45 PM

@dzaima APL: {0=⍵:'#'⋄↑(b,a,b,a←↓k,k,k,k,k),b←↓m,k,m,k,m←(⍴k←∇⍵-1)⍴' '}

@Adám I can't find a way to use 5⍴ on the m,k and k,k,k series ^ any ideas?

@totallyhuman ??

Nathan Merrill

@AdmBorkBork I don't think you understand my question. What's the line between a Metagolfscript in the flags, and what you are proposing?

Does anyone know how to compute SHA-256 in C#?

@Pavel msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/…

Thanks

Somehow googling "sha256 in C#" didn't help, at all.

10:57 PM

ಠ_ಠ

Your google is better than mine

Nathan Merrill

see, here's the thing: if cubically allowed for infinitely large integers to be passed in as the size, then there are an infinite number of cubically programs, many of them we've never seen before

@AdmBorkBork how do we differentiate that from MetaGolfScript?

I think we have to tie down "implementation" to actual code, not code + flags

One of the languages I'm writing for kicks looks like a horrible mashup of Lua and Javascript.

But it also has when statements, so what's not to love?

wait which language is this?

MaybeLater?

@ATaco The Lua and JS parts

11:06 PM

Technically derived from MaybeLater.

But designed to be less horrible.

ah ok

Is MaybeLater horrible?

Well, it's not great.

It's specifically designed to be esoteric, this isn't.

var x = {"hink", "honk", "henk"}
for kv in pairs(x){
	print(kv[0], kv[1]);
}

Spot the inspirations

What does that do?

Outputs:

0 hink
1 honk
2 henk

11:13 PM

Oic

Shouldn't kv be a 2-tuple, not an array?

I've not implemented tuples ;-;

I've also not implemented a return statement, which I probably should do.

@ASCII-only So apparantly that's an interface ;-;

3 things implement it and I don't know which one to use

System.Security.Cryptography.SHA256Cng
System.Security.Cryptography.SHA256CryptoServiceProvider
System.Security.Cryptography.SHA256Managed

Shouldn't pairs return overlapping 2-slices?

I'd expect what you showed to be enumerate

Taken from Lua, pairs returns a generator function, which in accepts.

Although in lua takes key, value in pairs(t), I've opted to instead return a 2 item list.

@Pavel I'd use #2

11:19 PM

Ok, new question: How to compute SHA-256 in C# .NET Core, which contains the interface but none of those implementations ;-;

@Pavel what :/

A: HashAlgorithms in CoreCLR

You can use SHA256.Create() (from System.Security.Cryptography.Algorithms): using (var algorithm = SHA256.Create()) { // Create the at_hash using the access token returned by CreateAccessTokenAsync. var hash = algorithm.ComputeHash(Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(response.AccessToken)); // ...

Thanks

I am a bit confused though. SHA256 is in System.Security.Cryptography, and apparantly SHA256.Create() is in System.Security.Cryptography.Algorithms

@Pavel +1 lol

Ok fortunatly everything actually is in ...Cryptography

11:36 PM

@2EZ4RTZ This is why you get Chrono, so you don't have to download anything in one go

omfg I hate .NET Core rn

@Pavel +1