The Nineteenth Byte

Eric Tressler

04:01

@Pavel good luck, I hope at least someone drags your inert body around to some interesting parts of the station before you succumb to your wounds

ATaco

Complexity ranges from "Click stun batton on criminal" to "Write a program which calculates the inverse of the function which calculates the distance in which a projectile moves so that you can calibrate a machine which lets you steal the Head of Personnel's pet corgi."

Pavel

@ATaco Yeah I'm already stuck. Halp how to download/launch game.

ATaco

Once you've downloaded byond, Open the launcher.

Which is the blue one.

Then, immediently click the sign up button.

Pavel

Attempting to launch it does nothing, which concerns me.

ATaco

Wait, are you on Linux right now..?

Pavel

04:03

Windows

ATaco

Oh, Which version?

7+ is fine.

Pavel

10

ATaco

All good.

Pavel

To be clear, first link on byond.com/download, right?

ATaco

The fact that it isn't launching is concerning.

Yep, if it isn't working, just download the portable version.

Pavel

04:04

Ok so apparantly there's a byond process running but no window.

Huh

ATaco

Oh, check your bottom right bar thingy.

I forget what it's called.

Eric Tressler

the hidey button

quartata

@HyperNeutrino you can hit me Riker or Doorknob up with any Nethack questions by the way

HyperNeutrino

ooh okay thanks :D

ATaco

The System Tray.

That's the thing.

Pavel

04:07

It worked

I right clicked it and did open byond

yay

ATaco

Sign up and login first, although guests work in many Byond games, SS13 has them banned by default.

Pavel

Ooh, immediatly doing an update. Lovely.

Eric Tressler

@ATaco have you played La Mulana? Watching blind playthroughs of Dark Souls and La Mulana has become a recent pastime of mine.

ATaco

Nope, never heard of it actually.

But it costs money, and that's not guud

Eric Tressler

I think the original version is still free

ATaco

04:11

@Pavel Ping me when you've logged in, and I'll lead you to SS13 from there.

Riker

@HyperNeutrino :D happy to help

you playing on NAO right now?

HyperNeutrino

not right nao

2

(sorry)

Riker

I have no words

@HyperNeutrino yes let's star "(sorry)"

Pavel

@ATaco I just realized I'll have to be busy for a bit. Will you still be on in like 45 minutes?

Riker

@HyperNeutrino this is a thing

ATaco

04:12

Yep.

Riker

it's worse when you're a healer and it happens to your pet on turn 1

HyperNeutrino

oh rip

Riker

:P

HyperNeutrino

but yeah I was like "ooh caret I wonder what that does" and then "oops I'm dead"

Riker

@HyperNeutrino hey btw, free random plug: play on [email protected]

Pavel

04:12

@ATaco You can send me a friend request in the meantime, I'm PavelB

Riker

@HyperNeutrino ^ is trap >_>

never step on one if you can avoid it

ATaco

@EricTressler I've no time for a new game anyway, I've just started playing Divinity 2 with a mate.

Riker

squeaky boards aren't that bad but eh walk around anyway

ATaco

@Pavel I can't actually, I'm at work.

quartata

@Riker is NAO not cool anymore

Riker

04:13

@quartata nao doesn't have cool variants

Pavel

@ATaco Ah.

HyperNeutrino

@Riker found that out after stepping on the same bear trap 5 times because I keep moving the wrong way from lack of hjkl experience :P

Riker

@HyperNeutrino lol

Eric Tressler

@ATaco Divinity 2, or Divinity: Original Sin 2

Riker

it gets really natural after a while

quartata

04:14

but NAO has Rodney, checkmate

ATaco

@EricTressler The latter.

Riker

@quartata hardfought has beholder, in #hardfought :P

HyperNeutrino

I usually use alt.org/nethack/hterm, that's the one you're talking about?

Riker

> eyes twitch

@HyperNeutrino are you on win or unix?

Pavel

@HyperNeutrino I could have sworn nethack has a setting for arrow keys.

HyperNeutrino

04:14

@Riker chrome OS

Riker

lol

Pavel

XD

Riker

use telnet [email protected]

HyperNeutrino

@Pavel it has a setting for numpad, but fun fact chromebook has no numpad lol

quartata

@Pavel it has numpad but eveyone hates it except for Doorknob

Riker

04:15

numpads are pointless

HyperNeutrino

telnet isn't a think on chrome OS

Riker

even out of nethcak

Pavel

I agree.

quartata

arrow keys can't do diagonal movement anyways

Riker

@HyperNeutrino use ssh instead of telnet (same syntax).`

even better, use ssh [email protected]

@quartata NAO isn't running the /dev/null/ tourney though

HyperNeutrino

04:16

oh the ssh command got removed from chrome OS

Riker

@HyperNeutrino wut

HyperNeutrino

it's an extension now >_>_>

ATaco

Byond was designed for numpad.

quartata

@HyperNeutrino There's an SSH client app

Pavel

I have a numpad. Never used it.

Riker

04:16

@HyperNeutrino ... install it? or maybe use puTTY? I don't really konw >_>

HyperNeutrino

chrome OS has an extension for SSH

Riker

huh

quartata

@Riker Chrome OS is literally just Chrome and nothing else

HyperNeutrino

hey got it lol

ATaco

Actually, Dreammaker might be the reason for my distaste for Python

Riker

04:17

@quartata I've used it very limitedly for school so I'm not really aware of that

I did get in trouble for using ctrl-alt-s to open cool math games in 3rd grade though

HyperNeutrino

@ATaco c'mon don't blame such a wonderful language (Python) for the failures of someone who likes slashes too much (lol)

what is C-A-s

quartata

@HyperNeutrino turn colors on by the way

HyperNeutrino

?

Riker

Nethack

HyperNeutrino

oh

quartata

04:18

if you can

HyperNeutrino

like you mean on NAO?

Pavel

@ATaco I don't know australia time, when will you be not at work?

ATaco

About 4 hours from now.

Pavel

I should, but likely will not, be asleep at that time.

ATaco

That'll be right, I've plans to play Divinity with previously mentioned mate.

Pavel

04:27

Actually, I just remembered I'm taking the PSAT tommorow, so I will be asleep.

Rather soon, actually.

Eh, wasn't going to get much gaming into the rest of today anyway.

ATaco

Although I hate it, DreamMaker is pretty good at what it does.

Pavel

Lots of languages end up being used in places where they were entirely unintended to be used, and it turns out weird.

JavaScript comes to mind.

It's there for making fancy animations, not entire applications.

ATaco

In this case it's a tool designed explicitely to do this job and it actually does it pretty well.

It's just ugly and lends itself to copy-paste coding.

Pavel

Mathematica is like that. Amazing at math, yes, but if you're trying to write a program with more than 5 lines in it you're doing something really wrong.

Two statements is usually the maximum for sane mathematica code but there are exceptions.

ATaco

Yes, but at the same time the size of the average Mathematica statement is not normal.

Pavel

04:33

*flashbacks of trying to cram entire C# program into single LINQ expression*

You could techincally do the same things in Mathematica as you could with, say, Python, but actually attempting this is a terrible idea.

ATaco

ARBLE is fully turing complete in a single statement but it hurts your head but at the same time you get more avantages in golfing if you use a single statement.

You can do lambda calculus in it, but I don't think any sane person would try.

Pavel

Mathematica is basically Calculator++, not for actual programming.

ASCII-only

@Pavel You what

Pavel

@ASCII-only You have attempted this also, haven't you.

ASCII-only

@Pavel i thought that would be pretty easy

@Pavel no :|

I don't use actual LINQ

Pavel

04:37

o_0

ASCII-only

I'm fine with the fluent interface style LINQ ty

Pavel

It's like the best part of C#

ASCII-only

D: how

Pavel

How much code can you stick in a single expression

It's great fun

ATaco

Isn't that basically Node.JS?

ASCII-only

04:38

CSharpHasAllNiceCamelCaseThings and linq just has to ruin it

Pavel

Eh?

Linq functions are all named Select and Where and such.

ASCII-only

like select x from FooBar.SomeMethodName() where x < 3

ATaco

async(()=>async(()=>async(()=>async(...))))

ASCII-only

^ that is real LINQ @Pavel

Pavel

@ATaco It's fun tho isn't it

ASCII-only

04:40

@ATaco :| no.

you must be doing something wrong

ATaco

Wait 'till you see a-ta.co's source code.

ASCII-only

side note: C# async is the best

Pavel

That is correct.

ASCII-only

because it's sane

none of this syntactic sugar over Promise crap

ATaco

Oh, wait, you've seen MaybeLater's source code.

ASCII-only

04:42

Yes >_> I have

ATaco

var v = getVar(scope, dat[0][1][0][1][0][1]);
var ind = parseExpression(dat[0][1][1][1][1],scope);
var val = parseExpression(dat[2],scope);
try{
	v[ind] = val;
}catch(e){}

I'd like to think of my code as Self-Documenting

ASCII-only

Logicode was basically equally bad

ATaco

You know your code is good when it uses a depth 6 indexing in a single expression.

Pavel

In practice, the most useful part of cramming everything into LINQ, other than satisfying my odd desire for write as much as you can in one statement, is that it's really good at preventing variables from being declared and then staying in scope long after you no longer need them.

ATaco

Funky, the spiritual successor to MaybeLater, had to be abandoned because it's tokenizer had a complexity of $O(2^n)$ and I couldn't think of a way of fixing it without completely reworking it.

Pavel

04:45

A lot of the time you have to declare a variable before a loop starts, and then it persists after the scope of the loop ends even though you only use it in the loop.

This doesn't really happen with Linq

ATaco

How someone screws up bad enough as to have a tokenizer take $O(2^n)$ is left as an exercise.

Pavel

And frankly, having loose variables pisses me off so bloody much.

HyperNeutrino

wait what

O(2^n) tokenizer? how tho

ASCII-only

@ATaco ...

HyperNeutrino

actually Proton's tokenizer is probably about that

ASCII-only

04:46

@Pavel Nor with JS and let

ATaco

Not $n^2$

$2^n$

HyperNeutrino

oh god

what on earth lol :P

ASCII-only

@ATaco .......................................

ATaco

It takes seconds to tokenize 10 lines.

ASCII-only

....

ATaco

04:48

Adding an extra element would have course take double that, And then double again for another.

HyperNeutrino

oh god rip

Pavel

How tho

ATaco

The tokenizer I wrote was reallly bad.

Pavel

I can totally believe this happened but I want to know what your algorithm was

ATaco

github.com/TehFlaminTaco/Funky/blob/master/tokenizer.js

Good luck.

Pavel

04:50

ಠ_ಠ

ATaco

At the very least, this tokenizer also made everything in the perfect format for the interpreting step.

You can play with the tokenizer Here

This contains the tokens used by Funky, and some CSS to make it a bit prettier.

But you can edit the tokens, and the CSS to your hearts content to play with different settings. It's rather easy to make things that parse brackets and such.

Pavel

<-- still doesn't know JS

ATaco

I also don't know JS, I think.

Anonymous

JS is really simple. You start typing, and then give up and use a language with sane casting and syntax.

7

Pavel

I hopped between lots of different languages for a while, but I've settled on C#.

ASCII-only

05:04

<- Knows JS

<- Likes C# but hates VS and too lazy to get Rider

@Mego :|

HyperNeutrino

<- Knows and dislikes JS

Pavel

Typing is really annoying while your phone is actively trying to update your keyboard.

ASCII-only

@Mego If I could downstar this i would

ATaco

This is a version which tokenifies Brainfuck!

ASCII-only

@ATaco it's also terrible :|

@ATaco *tokenizes

Pavel

05:10

@ASCII-only you could just not use an IDE if you're that lazy.

ATaco

@ASCII-only I refuse.

Pavel

VS Code works

ASCII-only

@Pavel Sublime works

@Pavel well I can't exactly do that when working with a library I knew nothing about

Pavel

I believe the term for this is RTFM.

@ASCII-only Check out the Jetbrains Toolbox App. It's like a package manager for Jetbrains IDEs

jaytea

is there an Emoji programming language? like with different operations represented by ASCII emojis. an example program might look like ":D:(:P:DDD:'(:B"

HyperNeutrino

05:13

D:

Pavel

Super simple to install

ATaco

Emoji yes, Emoticon, not so much.

Besides Emoticon I suppose.

jaytea

truly, everything has been invented

how about a programming language where instructions are represented by Oscar Wilde quotations?

ATaco

Unlikely.

jaytea

so some low-hanging fruit still remain :D

HyperNeutrino

05:16

welp I was killed by a kitten (nethack)

Pavel

How tho

jaytea

Rest In Paws

ASCII-only

@Pavel much more time consuming than alt space

HyperNeutrino

I don't even know how I got killed by a kitten lol

ASCII-only

@jaytea so basically a Wilde version of ArnoldC

@HyperNeutrino infected scratch :P

HyperNeutrino

05:23

:P

Pavel

@ASCII-only jetbrains.com/toolbox/download/download-thanks.html

Challenger5

CMQ: Favorite esolang that you made

HyperNeutrino

Enlist

ATaco

05:40

RProgN2

But ARBLE is challenging that.

HyperNeutrino

what the...

PPCG is giving runtime errors for loading the main site

ATaco

What are the errors?

HyperNeutrino

Server Error in '/' Application.

Runtime Error

Description: An exception occurred while processing your request. Additionally, another exception occurred while executing the custom error page for the first exception. The request has been terminated.

Challenger5

It's fine for me

HyperNeutrino

huh

ATaco

05:48

Welp, No idea.

HyperNeutrino

maybe it's just my computer?

it appears to be happening to all SE sites including SO but not the main home page (hot questions)

mother meta still works

anyway gtg now o/ everyone

ATaco

o/

Downgoat

06:05

Is it just me or is SE breaking

@HyperNeutrino oh ok

googlecache ftw i guess

question: what does $\text{GCD}\left(a,b\right)\text{|}C$ mean

like I know what GCD is but what is | oeprator

caird coinheringaahing

06:28

@Challenger5 Add++

Qwerp-Derp

fn fib(n)
  case n
    when 0, 1: 1
    else: fib(n - 1) + fib(n - 2)

fn fact(n)
  range(1, n) |> List.reduce((a, b) -> a + b)

range(10) |> List.map(fib) |> print

Does this look good?

I'm not sure what syntax is good for strongly typed functions: I'm currently deciding whether to put it in the actual function definition itself, or do a Haskell thing where all the types go in the previous line

Qwerp-Derp

06:49

fib = Int -> Int
fn fib(n)
  ...

fn fib(Int n) -> Int
  ...

I don't know which one is better

type Point
  Int x
  Int y

Types in my language

And you can just use it like that, to access an item in a point, just do a.x

New Sandboxed Posts

09:01

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Optimised Hashing code-challenge hashing string code-generation For a given set of input, output a program that can 'hash' the input with a minimum number of collisions. The Challenge Write a method or function that receives an array of Strings (see input for more detail) and outputs a full p...

Neil

hmm... in 05AB1E I have a list of tuples, and I want the tuple product, so øP almost works, except when there are no tuples

and while I can fix that it sends my byte count back up: 1D‚D[ˆD¯!øP¹*D¿÷Z#Ó€gZ<Øs`›ǝ]¯øRεʒ≠

Emigna

@Neil There is an 05AB1E chat room.

Also, what do you mean by "no tuples"? An empty list?

Neil

yeah

Emigna

Yeah, you can't zip an empty list

Neil

I managed to rearrange my loop to avoid that, so I now have [D¿÷Z#Ó€gZ<Øs`›1D‚Šǝˆ¯ø!P¹*]¯øRεʒ≠ but it looks like that approach costs too much to build the final result anyway

New Main Posts

09:19

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Q: looping of buttons in jsp page

I am creating 10 buttons in a for loop and 10 tables in another for loop in a jsp page.when I click on first button the first table should be displayed and vice versa till 10th table.but I'm unable to do it. please help. I want it only using jsp and javascript.in the below code if I click on butt...

javascript

New Main Posts

12:54

-3

Q: VBA to identify if a shape has solid fill or no fill and if so insert a number

First off, I should note I am VERY new to this. I am trying to export a Questionnaire in adobe pdf into excel and then create a formula/macro to identify which shape is checked (or in excel it just shows as a solid filled shape) to then quickly calculate the results from the form rather than by ...

code-generation

HyperNeutrino

13:35

hello

Gryphon

@HyperNeutrino Hi

HyperNeutrino

o/

HyperNeutrino

14:22

Interestingly enough, in Python, a = a[:] at the beginning of a function can prevent accidental modification of things outside of the local scope, but a[:] = ... can be used to modify the original object rather than the argument lol

Anonymous

@HyperNeutrino Well yeah. That's because a = a[:] creates a new local variable named a that shadows the nonlocal/global a, and is instantiated with a shallow copy of the nonlocal a. If you don't do that, any modifications to a will affect the nonlocal one.

Anonymous

This is why global and nonlocal exist

HyperNeutrino

Yeah. I just find that moving the [:] to the other side of the equation "reverses" the functionality (kind of?) :P

Anonymous

That's because [:] is .__slice__((None, None, None)). You're calling a method on an object, and if there is no object with that name in the local scope, it looks outwards.

HyperNeutrino

Is there a .__slice__ function? I thought it was just .__index__.

Anonymous

14:33

Err, yeah, .__index__

Anonymous

.__index__(slice(None, None, None)) is what I meant

Anonymous

I need another cup of coffee

HyperNeutrino

lol :P

ah ok

yeah that makes sense why it works

I found the fact that things like a.b and a[b] are all instance methods a bit awkward at first but I've grown to love it and ~~abuse~~ use it a lot

Anonymous

It's great

HyperNeutrino

Welp I tried making a ASM-like TC language in under an hour

turns out I failed and this took longer than I thought and it's nowhere near TC :P

it looks something like this:

N.B. Cat Program

:1 mov $OUT $IN
   mov $OUT "\n"
   jmp :1

Neil

14:48

I have a new approach to my 05AB1E answer, also 33 bytes! [D¿÷Z#DÓ€gZ<Ø1‚s`›iR}DŠ!*]\)øRεʒ≠

HyperNeutrino

anyway gtg o/

Downgoat

🦉🐨@ASCII-only what’s then dyntax for requiring param nane in call

DJMcMayhem

@Downgoat Spelling/10

Emigna

15:04

@Neil Do the last iteration always end with [1,1]? If so you don't need \

Neil

oh, good point!

ASCII-only

@Downgoat wat

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Q: Create a pointer sequence

Lets define a pointer sequence to be any sequence such that a(n) = a((n-1)-(a(n-1))) forall n greater than some finite number. For example if our sequence begun with 3 2 1 Our next term would be 2, because a(n-1) = 1, (n-1)-1 = 1, a(1) = 2 (this example is zero index however it does not matt...

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Downgoat

@ASCII-only what part need clarification

ASCII-only

@Downgoat what is requiring Param name

Downgoat

15:09

Latam?

func foo(arg: Int)

you can do foo(1)

how do you specify foo(arg: 1) is require

I was thinking:

func foo(!arg: Int)

ASCII-only

@Downgoat please don't

You shouldn't force users to do things

AdmBorkBork

Forcing users to do things is basically the entirety of computing.

Erik the Outgolfer

@FunkyComputerMan no python doesn't have currying

that defines a recursive function a

although I think you need infinite output

Funky Computer Man

That's what I thought

NieDzejkob

right?

Downgoat

15:16

@ASCII-only yes that’s why we are adding ! Feature

Otherwise likely all arg will be require

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Q: Nth Ngonal Numbers

Most of us are probably familiar with the concept of triangular and square numbers. However, there are also pentagonal numbers, hexagonal numbers, septagonal numbers, octagonal numbers, etc. The Nth Nagonal number is defined as the Nth number of the sequence formed with a polygon of N sides. O...

code-golf sequence integer

ASCII-only

15:32

@Downgoat why not all optional

Downgoat

@ASCII-only ...

sheep/goat bad idea

ASCII-only

How...

99.99% of function calls don't have named args

Do we really want users to spend 75% of their time just writing arg names

And also that's just more things you could possibly spell wrong

@NieDzejkob huhwhat :| why remove message

caird coinheringaahing

Ok, I have an idea for a language, but I'm not sure if it'd be allowed to compete here. If I describe it, can you guys tell me if its allowed?

Challenger5

Sure

ASCII-only

@cairdcoinheringaahing no internet language pls

HyperNeutrino

15:41

(intrnt lol)

caird coinheringaahing

Essentailly, its based on a Rubiks cube, where each orientation decides what program to run out of a bunch of programs stored (kinda like meta-golfscript), but in order to choose which program to run, you have to tell it in the code (with a long syntax) and programs in it can use multiple different stored programs

For example, you would rotate the "cube" to decide which stored program to run

AdmBorkBork

So you'd have 6 built-ins?

caird coinheringaahing

No, over 43 quintillion different builtins (not that I'd implement all of them)

Anonymous

So you'd have 54 available commands at any point, and which commands are available depends on the state of the cube?

caird coinheringaahing

No, only one command at any time, which would depend on the state of the overall cube

AdmBorkBork

15:47

Oh, I see. So a hypothetical program to compute primes could be UULRRD6

caird coinheringaahing

Yeah, but it would be a lot longer

Anonymous

Hmm... Another neat way of doing it would be that you have 9 available commands (the 9 squares facing you), and what those 9 commands are would depend on the state of the cube.

ASCII-only

@cairdcoinheringaahing good luck writing 43 quintillion builtins...

caird coinheringaahing

> not that I'd implement them all

ASCII-only

@Mego you mean 54

@cairdcoinheringaahing so it will never be even remotely close to finished

Anonymous

15:49

@ASCII-only No, I mean 9.

ASCII-only

@Mego such a waste :(

caird coinheringaahing

The question isn't how I'd do it, it's "Would this type of language be allowed?"

ASCII-only

@cairdcoinheringaahing of course...

AdmBorkBork

@ASCII-only All possible programs are Mathematica built-ins, it's just that most of them are NOPs that throw a syntax error.

ASCII-only

It's like fancy Cubically

Anonymous

15:49

@ASCII-only I also suggested 54

NieDzejkob

Feeds
3:16 PM
deleted this message
It seems I hit a blacklist

ASCII-only

With builtins instead of numbers

AdmBorkBork

@cairdcoinheringaahing I don't see why not.

caird coinheringaahing

@ASCII-only It's like Meta-GolfScript crossed with Cubically

AdmBorkBork

But, I'm of the camp that says that MetaGolfScript should be allowed.

ASCII-only

15:50

@cairdcoinheringaahing well no...

caird coinheringaahing

@AdmBorkBork Why?

ASCII-only

You don't specify anything in language name...

Anonymous

MGS adds nothing to the site

2

ASCII-only

So how is it like MGS

AdmBorkBork

Why not? It's a valid (if boring) language.

Banning it just leads to weird questions like caird's here

ASCII-only

15:51

@AdmBorkBork it's an infinite number of languages...

@AdmBorkBork no.........

caird coinheringaahing

@ASCII-only Because it doesn't actually compute the programs, its stores then indexes into them

Anonymous

@AdmBorkBork Let's preview what will happen if MGS is unbanned. First, a newbie answers in MGS, feeling clever. After receiving the most downvotes ever on PPCG, they complain on Meta. More people post MGS answers, more downvotes are received, and then the community decides we're better off without MGS.

Anonymous

@AdmBorkBork caird's proposed language has nothing to do with MGS. It's a clever way of encoding a huge number of programs.

ASCII-only

@cairdcoinheringaahing so? It's nothing like MGS... it isn't even golfy at all

@Mego wouldn't Huffman coding be close to optimal and much easier

Anonymous

@ASCII-only I never said it was optimal. Just clever.

ASCII-only

15:54

Fair enough

Although imho it's not that clever

Maybe because it seems to similar to Mathematicubically

caird coinheringaahing

Ok, good. Just wanted to check it wasn't too close to MGS to be banned

ASCII-only

@cairdcoinheringaahing :| MGS was banned because infinite language interpreter loophole

Anonymous

@cairdcoinheringaahing The problem with MGS (and MGS-like variants) is that they store the information in the language name, completely subverting the byte count. Your proposed language has absolutely nothing to do with MGS.

ASCII-only

Exactly, it's not even remotely like MGS lol

caird coinheringaahing

FWIW, this is the most downvoted answer on the site

Anonymous

15:59

13 downvotes is it? That's not that bad.

AdmBorkBork

Did your search include deleted answers?

Anonymous

I'm sure there have been other answers with more downvotes that have since been deleted

Anonymous

@AdmBorkBork IIRC only mods can search deleted answers

caird coinheringaahing

@AdmBorkBork No, I can't look for deleted answers unless I manually check every questions

Whereas this is the most downvoted question (non-deleted)

ASCII-only

16:17

@cairdcoinheringaahing those answers... Just why

@cairdcoinheringaahing huh I thought it would be one by geobits

caird coinheringaahing

@ASCII-only People think they're being funny? Clever?

ASCII-only

@cairdcoinheringaahing woah brachylog 0-byter

AdmBorkBork

@ASCII-only Geobits is the downvoter, not the downvotee.

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In Search of a Soulmate code-golfarray-manipulationdecision-problem Given a nonempty finite list of integers, output a truthy value if there are exactly two equal entries and all other entries are distinct, and a falsey value otherwise. Examples truthy: [1,1] [1,2,1] [1,6,3,4,4,7,9] falsey: ...

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@ASCII-only I still think this is a truly brilliant answer

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17:13

I've just discovered the biggest problem with designing a language based around a Rubiks cube: I can't solve a Rubiks cube

Mr. Xcoder

Woah we finally have the mobile app add. Maybe I can help with the iOS app too :-)

caird coinheringaahing

@Mr.Xcoder Is that only for Android?

Mr. Xcoder

@cairdcoinheringaahing Huh?

@Downgoat Umm, can you change the userscript settings given that the new top bar has changed?

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@Mr.Xcoder Oh wait, just reread your message. Never mind

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