I don't really like Google Docs for any document that's intended to share with everyone on the internet, since my Google account has my real name and I'd prefer for that not to be linked to the doc. In fact, Google made it recently possible for editors to see the view history of a document—a feature which I immediately disabled, but which still shows that Google isn't particularly interested in preserving privacy.
Not particularly surprising considering Google's business model is literally selling your data.
Not particularly surprising considering Google's business model is literally selling your data.
ASCII Line Extender
code-golf ascii-art
Introduction
I have an ASCII grid of size 10x10
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Occasionally, slashes and Xs pop up, but they're too small for me to see!
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Leave alone if they were funny once, delete if they were not
We have a few loopholes that are actually common flaws in the spec, and exploiting them in the appropriate challenges could be considered clever.
For example, answers that violate
Abusing native number types to trivialize a problem
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It has come up several times recently (more than usual) that PPCG differs from most of the other Stack Exchange sites in that it's not a Q&A site. People don't come here to ask a question because they have a problem, people come here to solve recreational challenges. The most valuable contributio...
Sandbox Notes
Which tags should go?
Is this uncomputable?
Should I add more test cases?
Solve logical statements about arithmetic
math logic number number-theory arithmetic
integer decision-problem code-golf
Ok, some of these need to go.
Your task is to determine the truth ...
Inversion languages
cops-and-robbers language-design
Cops
For this challenge you will design two languages, A and B. Both A and B should be Turing complete. When input into your two languages a program has four options:
It halts in both A and B.
It halts in A but not B.
It halts in B but n...
I have this N:M relationship:
CREATE TABLE auth_user (
id integer NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
username character varying(150) NOT NULL UNIQUE
);
CREATE TABLE auth_group (
id integer NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
name character varying(80) NOT NULL UNIQUE
);
CREATE TABLE auth_user_groups (
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