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1:03 AM
@quartata yeah I'm actually kinda surprised
like, from teh company that made hat simulator 2007 I wasn't expecting very beautiful code
but at least half-life seems pretty neat/clean
 
The code itself in HL1 is clean, at least for pre-C++03, but the folder structure is terrible
 
 
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Anonymous
MathJax is re-enabled for PPCG. \$ is the inline delimiter.
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2:57 AM
@Mego Is the block delimiter still $$ or is it \$$
 
Anonymous
I believe it's $$. We were not told anything about the block delimiter, so I'd assume it hasn't changed
 
@Mego Is it on for meta (and can I make a test post on the linked meta post)
 
Anonymous
@Pavel I don't know, and go for it
 
Seems to work, wish it showed preview of it while editing.
(Delimiter is still $$, yes)
 
 
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4:29 AM
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Q: Camel Up Cup: An AI board game tournament

Tyler BarronIn this challenge, we will be playing the semi-popular board game Camel Up. Camel Up! is a board game that has players betting on camels to win rounds, win the game or lose the game, set traps to influence movement or move a camel. Each of these decisions rewards you with the chance of getting s...

 
 
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5:46 AM
wait wtf SE is seriously doing MathJax client side O_O
 
this is a happy moment
 
@Downgoat I think Axtell is the only site (with user generated content that is) I've ever seen that doesn't
Well, that's not true, I do know of one other forum that has a mix
Storing the rendered LaTeX when dealing with big volumes is the main difficulty, I'd imagine
 
@LeakyNun :-D That's a pretty good approximation of Hungarian Yiddish, but shalum isn't. It would be shulem, but nobody says that; they always add alaikhem (or just say a gitn).
 
Is your Yiddish Hungarian?
 
Up until recently the HTML + CSS renderer was garbage
That certainly makes it more feasible
Relevant:
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Q: Implement server-side MathJax rendering

Mad ScientistThe current beta version of MathJax 2.6 implements a new renderer that is faster and can be rendered on the server side: Improved CommonHTML output. The CommonHTML output now provides the same layout quality and MathML support as the HTML-CSS and SVG output. It is on average 40% faster th...

 
6:02 AM
@LeakyNun Something like that. There are two main surviving dialects, Hungarian/Romanian/Polish/etc. and Polish/Lithuanian/Russian /etc.
 
you said polish twice :P
 
is the trope really true that Yiddish has the best variety of insults
 
@quartata we don't store the rendered version necessarily, we render it on demand and it's cached when approrpiate
 
@LeakyNun because the borderline is fuzzy, and inside poland.
 
I see
 
6:05 AM
@Downgoat how long does it take to render it cold
 
@quartata Not any more. It used to be, because Yiddish is an amalgamation of so many languages, it of could pick up insults from all of them. Indeed, when modern Hebrew was created based on biblical Hebrew it was missing swear words, so Jews from a Yiddish background would use Yiddish insults instead. However, today Yiddish is almost exclusively spoken by ultra-orthodox Jews, who have caused "dirty" language to be forgotten.
 
yeah, I always thought that connection was weird
the people most likely to speak Yiddish are the least likely to be foul-mouthed... :p
 
@quartata Exactly.
 
@quartata 0.13ms
 
@Downgoat what was the formula? Just curious
 
6:14 AM
@quartata formula? I just did console.time('a');md.render(<goat detector post body);console.timeEnd('a');
a pretty consistent 0.13-0.14ms
markdown-it is not super-fast but it has all the bells and whistles that we need
 
thought we were talking LaTeX
thats what i meant by formula, what was the content
 
@quartata oh, for math I use KaTeX and $f(x) = \int_{-\infty}^\infty\hat f(\xi)\,e^{2 \pi i \xi x}\,d\xi$ takes 1ms to render
 
tiny, but I guess worth caching anyways for maliciously long ones
thanks for teaching me about console.time/timeEnd, by the way
 
6:36 AM
@Mego @DJMcMayhem Woohoo \o/
 
ngn
wtf... I've just pushed to bitbucket and:
 
@ngn Looks like a bytebucket to me.
 
7:19 AM
@ngn That's only slightly worse than what VSTS does. Why do VCS feel the need to spam ASCII art into my console.
What's next? Emojis? shudders
 
ngn
@mınxomaτ it turns out they do that every year around pride week to show support for the lgbt movement: reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/6iaqfi/…
 
8:06 AM
Chrome keeps refreshing tabs when I enter them, even if I've been on them like 5 seconds ago. Does anyone have the same problem?
 
I fell like that will 100% break some automation
 
8:28 AM
CMC: given a prime power > 1, return the prime. (e.g. 9 -> 3, 343 -> 7, 16 -> 2)
 
I just posted it
 
As a challenge?
 
yes
@ATaco are you going to post your answer?
 
Aye, but I do need to change it slightly.
And your challenge wording is slightly off
 
8:35 AM
hmm?
 
Wait, I was just confused by it
You say $p^n > 1$ I assumed that meant $n > 1$
So the 2687 2687 seemed strange
 
where is the extra byte?
ah, there it is
 
i<=n rather than i<n
 
rereading old answers is fun... I found former names for ASCII-only and Magic Octopus Um
 
My favourite thing about ARBLE is that it occasionally makes people call it out for "assuming the input is stored in a variable"
 
8:47 AM
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Q: Recover the prime from the prime power

Leaky NunDefinition: a prime power is a natural number that can be expressed in the form pn where p is a prime and n is a natural number. Task: Given a prime power pn > 1, return the prime p. Testcases: input output 9 3 16 2 343 7 2687 2687 59049 3 Scoring: This is code-golf. Shortest answe...

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Q: How can I insert a Regression Plot inside tkinter python?

Mahesh DI have performed a Multiple linear regression model using Tkinter GUI. Here is the code which I have used. ` import pandas as pd import numpy as np from pandas import DataFrame from sklearn import linear_model import seaborn as sns import tkinter as tk import statsmodels.api as sm from sklearn....

 
9:13 AM
@NewMainPosts -3 makes delvoting easier.
@NewMainPosts Eaay enough for esolangs.
 
PyCharm: is there any way to type-hint dict content? (Py3.6)
In test: dict[Prop] PyCharm says "Class 'type' does not define '__getitem__', so the '[]' operator cannot be used on its instances"
it worked earlier, but now it doesn't
 
@Cowsquack I suppose 2-3 bytes can be saved if it can be assumed that the input will be empty.
 
I may offer a +500 bounty if you get ≤100 in sed 4.2.2 with no flags
 
1 reopen vote needed if anyone think it's clear enough.
 
@user202729 the point was to write your own answer, I am aware of ways that that particular answer can be golfed
 
@Cowsquack Ok...
@Cowsquack Of course you need -f right...
 
10:07 AM
well then no additional flags (as can be seen on tio)
I was mainly referring to -r and -n
 
No regex...
 
? you can use regex, just not extended regex for the bounty
 
Ah... I read the man page wrong.
Because I didn't know what is extended regex.
 
-r allows you to save bytes by avoiding escaping regex stuff like \(capture\) and a\{7\}
 
> Thus egrep, and POSIX ERE, add additional metacharacters without backslashes. You can use backslashes to suppress the meaning of all metacharacters, just like in modern regex flavors.
I don't really understand it.
 
10:15 AM
take a look at the sed manual, gnu.org/software/sed/manual/html_node/…
it explains it better
 
What... I never used basic regex.
@Cowsquack Thanks...
Why doesn't man sed show it?
 
do you have gnu sed?
 
sed --version
sed (GNU sed) 4.5
Yes.
Well it does give link to the full docs. info sed.
Nevermind.
 
I'd like to make an exception that shows on the screen when not catched, but not stopping the program; like a warning
 
@Soaku Just catch it...?
 
10:26 AM
@user202729 But the exception will be just quiet. and it doesn't make any sense here.
never mind
 
10:42 AM
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Q: Prime Time Travel

sundarDon't tell anyone, but I've nicked my uncle's time travel machine! My uncle is obsessed with prime numbers though, and that shows in the machine - he has programmed it so that it can only go to dates that sum up to a prime number. So it can't go to 1947-08-15 because 1947+8+15 = 1970 which is n...

 
latex is back
HYPE
 
@orlp How does your solution work?
https://tio.run/##pVdtb9s2EP7uX8F5GCotimov34y4QNCkQ4A1AZp0XwxDoCXKYiuRAknlpcN@e3ZHSqJkuc2wJUAiiXfHu@ceHu/qZ1NIcfbykrGccJHKqi6ZYcleyabWQRmuZgR@FFmThX2Sgun@JZeKPIEaKZ0Y/vAcPq3XZL6c@4@95smaLPuvrNRsLAPKVuwXcjZecE6MtCfe/Exu8ZUaYgpGmMhIJsUbQ1LZCEMorIhBiMSGGM9cfMw0ShA1myEOlXxgQRkR3kXvVsvNim/JCfznJ2er9mkFz1untmPaJLXUqFpwbQbYbbb2MS0ZFU0NH45BjagtnD8pFRnPqLHRtcoINkewFRV78I8J1DklZ6GHalfK9Cuo9I4NgG3XMDPL5RzAyDp/xlC30fJBmibaY41UCsNFw2b9V8EewQuPo3eQZok2VBnEgJyTM@vHfLmYWxptVgOfPQgxrWvIZxCgXSENyiLCETmdAgkyYeQ3ilrXfwLXF4vFHN0JD1GOtVQmUOyBKc3W96ph4TDzXnCz2G5Ol23CgV7MH5GWJOBW
Wait, does it ping? ...
 
@user202729 move is zero-indexed
the question wants an answer that is one-indexed
for x in moves: input_ = move(input_, x - 1)
that fixes the issue you have
 
@orlp 179 steps for the secret test case.
O_o surprisingly close estimation.
 
huh?
what is 179 steps?
ahh
@user202729 how much is leaky's for the secret test case?
but I don't think having just one test case is really fair tbh I think it should be a small test suite
 
10:51 AM
It's already written in the post. 205 iirc.
 
ahh
 
@orlp Well...
I already left it in the sandbox for 5 days.
Can't really change the rule anyway.
It just make winning depends more on luck.
 
by the way do you have a name?
I don't really remember userNNNNN :')
 
Everyone ask me about it.
My username is already customized (not a SE default one)
but people can't really remember it.
 
I mean
if you want to be known as 202729
sure
but taking the exact same pattern as userNNNNNN just makes you get lost in the masses :D
 
10:56 AM
I don't want to change it now, it's more likely to make most people confused.
@orlp How many "reasonably active" user\d* are there on this site?
 
they don't have to be reasonably active
I mean on the main site it's less of a problem
I can see your rep
here you kinda blend in :D
I think if you changed it to u202729 it wouldn't be confusing and people will still know it's you
but w/e, that's your call
what do you want to know about how my answer works?
 
@user202729 More than I thought actually.
@orlp Not really. Just that I attempted to score it and I failed.
Looking at the description it looks reasonably similar to mine.
 
the first part is what does the actual solving for big answers
 
With different heuristics function, of course.
 
then everything after IDAStar is an optimal solver (guaranteed) for small answers
because my big answer can't solve the small problems
 
10:59 AM
Why doesn't /users?tab=Reputation&filter=month&search=user sort by reputation?
 
@Adám because it's sorted by recent?
click in the top right
 
(deleted)
 
you can sort on rep
 
@orlp Where?
 
wait what
@Adám your link now goes to a different place
 
11:01 AM
@Adám How did you generate the link?
 
no idea how that happened
 
It's sort=reputation, not tab=reputation.
 
@user202729 I copied from my browser's url box :-)
 
@Adám But what did you click at?
@orlp That's because...
Without a sort=... field it will sort by "last choice".
 
@user202729 Users>Reputation>typed "user">click "Month"
 
11:05 AM
@Adám But that's for main site...
Wait...
What?
 
You edited the message...
Yes, I don't know. I just tried it and it doesn't work.
 
@Mego woo! now let's also up the privilege levels, it's been much time
 
11:52 AM
A function given 2 classes, a and b checks if they the same or b is parent of a. How should I name it?
 
12:02 PM
@Soaku RelationOf()
@Soaku How many different values can it return? same/parent/unrelated?
 
false / true
 
@Soaku What's what?
 
RelatedLEQ
 
well, I mean a function doing what isinstance does in Python, except that it does not need to be instance+class.
 
uh, are you sure you can always determine the class's parent?
 
12:10 PM
Yeah, each class/instance has a list of parents
 
a list of parents? what kind of class is that o_o
classes usually have one parent...
 
CN supports multiple inheritance
 
hm, so, how are conflicts solved then? ...
 
they are extended in order.
 
hm, I'm trying to determine what a "parent" means in this case
 
12:14 PM
class a extends b <- b is the parent
 
and class c extends a, b means a and b are the parents?
and...is the list stored anywhere?
 
yes
 
so, you want to make a function which checks if two class objects are equal or if the second is in the list of the first's parents?
 
ngn
@Soaku name it p() :)
 
yes
@ngn ;_;
 
12:17 PM
@ngn not everything is :P
 
@EriktheOutgolfer *CG
 
(what did I expect when I asked it here)
 
hm, so, would you denote a parental relationship as Class < Parent or as Class > Parent?
 
ngn
isParent() would be the obvious name for me
 
isParent isn't what the function does
it's isParentOrEqual, but that's a bit too long...unless we're coding in Java (Soaku seems to be using "CN")
 
12:20 PM
CodeNote is my language, and I prefer to avoid functions with multiple words in name
 
hm
2 mins ago, by Erik the Outgolfer
hm, so, would you denote a parental relationship as Class < Parent or as Class > Parent?
 
ngn
does the function check the parents of the parents?
 
he said parents, not ancestors :P
 
@Soaku That result is misleading when it isn't a yes/no question.
 
@ngn Uhh... it does.
@Adám It is a yes/no question
 
12:22 PM
ooh, that changes everything
 
@Soaku Can you state what the question is, in plain English?
 
@Adám How to name a function which checks if class or instance a extends (including ancestors) or is class/instance of b
 
ngn
some languages have an instanceof operator - that could be a good name
 
@Soaku Not what I meant. Since the function returns a Boolean, the function has a question that it comes to answer, e.g. Is x a prime? or Does a evenly divide b? What is the question that your function comes to answer?
 
@Adám I think you can read it from my previous answer... Is b equal to a or it's ancestor
 
12:31 PM
@Soaku Nope, that's not a yes/no question.
 
ngn
@Adám is b an a? :)
 
is isn't a yes/no question?
 
@Soaku Wait, maybe I misunderstood. Does it ask (a identical to b) OR (b is ancestor of a)?
 
yes
 
@Soaku I.e. it returns false if and only if (a is an ancestor of b) OR (a is unrelated to b)?
 
ngn
12:34 PM
like: "is this dress blue or white?" - "yes"
 
yes
 
Sorry, then I misunderstood from the very beginning.
 
np
 
@Soaku heq() higher than or equal to, similar to leq() and geq().
 
@Adám ok I get that leq is less than or equal to, but all I can think of for geq is greater than or equal to, which seems equivalent to heq
 
12:40 PM
@Mayube Maybe aeq() (ancestor or equal to) which would pair with deq() (descendent or equal to).
@Mayube Higher in hierarchy as opposed to Greater in value.
 
12:58 PM
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

DIDIx13Write a function that takes compares each pair of adjacent items and swaps them if they are in the wrong order. The pass through the list is repeated until no swaps are needed, which indicates that the list is sorted. Static visualization of bubble sort and a gif explanation. The steps go f...

 
@user202729 does my answer beat your implementation?
 
Just added a new sandbox, what did I miss? : codegolf.meta.stackexchange.com/a/16558/78116
 
@DIDIx13 @NewSandboxedPosts posts new sandboxed posts ^^^
 
Those bots are quick hahaha
 
It's basically the same as codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/108466/… , which was closed as a dupe of the "in-progress" bubble sort
 
1:09 PM
@DIDIx13 Actually, they are often slow; up to half an hour (the polling interval), but there's usually no rush.
 
@Geobits It's actually not (index)
I'm working on creating a non-golfed answer @Adám
 
@DIDIx13 The only difference I see is that yours allows built-ins. What am I missing?
 
@Geobits I've notified "A positive integer, N, saying how many comparisons you should take"
Which a difference. My question is simpler because I want a Bubble sort who print each step despite Stewie question "
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Create a function or program that takes two inputs:

A list of integers that shall be sorted (less than 20 elements)
A positive integer, N, saying how many comparisons you should take

The function shall stop, and output the resulting list of integers after N comparisons. If the list is fully sorted before N comparisons are made, then the sorted list should be outputted."
 
No, I understand the difference between yours and codegolf.stackexchange.com/q/92753/14215 . I mean what's the difference between yours and codegolf.stackexchange.com/q/108466/14215 ?
I suppose the printing each step is different, but that's about it that I can see.
But IMO, that makes it even closer to Stewie's, because you have to iterate rather than using a built-in, which means you just don't stop at n comparisons.
 
I allow built-in ? I didn't finded this question (and I don't understand why is it marked as a dupe.
 
1:20 PM
> Yes, built-in Bubble sort algorithms are permitted.
 
Yes, you technically allow built-ins, but if you have to print each step, I don't see how that's possible. I don't know of any language at all that has a doOnlyOneStepOfBubbleSort method.
 
@Geobits Probably Mathematica ;-)
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Fair :P
 
actually, that looks kinda impossible
that is, unless it's a generator function in Python :P
but then the invocation is different
 
3
Q: Output all steps of Sort

PrasttIs there a way you output each partial result of the Sort function? i.e. Sort[{2,3,1}] {2,1,3} {1,2,3}

 
1:23 PM
no, storing all steps and then iterating through them isn't impossible, but doing only one step is
let's suppose you have 1, 3, 2, 4, 5, do you know if the previous array was 3, 1, 2, 4, 5 or 1, 3, 4, 2, 5?
 
I think you'd just need an index to start the comparison sweep as an additional input.
 
I've made a c# non-golfed version fair enough? dotnetfiddle.net/EYG8x4
 
if it's valid, then it's a so-called reference implementation
 
@DIDIx13 Given the input 5,1,4,2,8: it outputs 1 4 2 5 8 followed by the final sort 5 times. Is that intended functionality?
 
1:33 PM
@DIDIx13 And to make that an answer to the "in-progress" bubble sort question, all you do is strip the printing, and add a counter to terminate. It's not different enough IMO.
 
long time no see, geobits
 
@LeakyNun funny mathemtical answer to your latest challenge: x/(x - totient(x))
 
@Poke Long time no poke, Poke
 
@Emigna I don't see your issue i.imgur.com/qz2X3fx.png
 
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Q: Find the Number With the Highest Sum of Neighbors

UmbrellaThe Challenge Given a grid of numbers (10 <= N <= 99) Return number with the highest sum of the four numbers adjacent to it; that is the numbers above, below, right, and left of the number, but not itself. The number itself does not count, only its four neighbors. A number on the edge can be t...

 
1:40 PM
@Emigna It never checks to see it's sorted, just sorts it length times, printing each pass, then prints the final output.
 
@DIDIx13 I mean that your output (as in that image) is 1 4 2 5 8, then 5 duplicate rows containing the finished sort 1 2 4 5 8. Why is that the output? Wouldn't [5, 1, 4, 2, 8] -> [1, 4, 2, 5, 8] -> [1, 2, 4, 5, 8] make more sense if we are to output the result ebefore/after each pass
 
@Geobits yep that'll happen. you were moving or something recently? how did that go
 
Recently, no. But since I've been really active here, yes lol
Went well enough
 
@Geobits Ah I see, that makes sense. It would be weird restricting the output to have to follow that format (even though it would probably be the golfiest way in most languages)
 
> I've been really active here
hm, that's not very evident...
@Geobits what do you mean
 
1:43 PM
@EriktheOutgolfer [I have not moved recently, but I have moved since the time that] I was really active here.
 
uh, what you posted above makes it look like you moved because you've been really active here lol
 
That's one possible parsing of it, but not the most logical one ;)
 
@Emigna Thanks I've corrected the bug : i.imgur.com/YyU0rvo.png
 
I think you used some incorrect tense up there, because since + present (perfect continuous in this case) tense is usually used somewhat like because + present tense
at least that made me parse it as something you don't see every day
 
I've heard it used that way since I've been speaking English :P
 
1:49 PM
maybe you wanted to say "since the last time I was active here" or something?
 
Nah, I meant what I said and I said what I meant.
 
Mindblown
 
@DIDIx13 Nice! That looks more like output I was expecting :)
 
I understood the intended meaning
 
@Geobits heh
I like how you are downright absolute about what you say lol
 
1:52 PM
language is meant to convey ideas. if you manage to do that, then grammar doesn't really matter as much
 
@EriktheOutgolfer I absolutely prefer absolut to absolute, but vodka isn't really my thing.
 
@LeakyNun this is an interesting list of numbers oeis.org/A014127
 
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Q: Zigzag this string by collapsing duplicates

Mr. XcoderGiven a string, your task is to collapse it into a zigzag-like structure as described below. Folding into a Zigzag We'll take the string "Mississippi" as an example: First, output the longest prefix consisting of unique characters only: Mis When you reach the first duplicate character C, i...

 
@NewMainPosts CMP: Are the specs clear enough? I'm not sure how I could word it better, any help would be appreciated in case anything is unclear
 
@Mr.Xcoder example with 3+ equal chars in a row pls
 
2:02 PM
Ok, on it
 
@Mr.Xcoder You must being
 
Fixed and added 2 new test cases
 
So should I want for upvote or downvote now? codegolf.meta.stackexchange.com/a/16558/78116
 
Chrome kept clearing tabs I left for a while (even for 5 secs) since last days. I checked task manager and there are 18 chrome processed open! wtf? I've only got 3 tabs open, without devtools
 
To debug chrome processes, you should use the chrome task manager.
SHIFT-ESC
 
2:13 PM
I know, but all the processes use all my memory
so I wanted to check it system-wise
 
Any extensions installed/running?
 
Yes, but I didn't install/update any.
 
So which part is using all the memory? That's where the chrome task manager is useful.
 
"Browser", "GPU Process", TNB, Google Play Music. I don't have TNB open a lot lately, here's where Google Play is more suspicious. But it didn't have any updates too.
 
2:18 PM
and that's a tab I've got always open, so it's not it, rather
 
I don't think that's how time works.
 
2:29 PM
It's clearly operating in a different reference frame.
 
> Honestly, when [Internet] Explorer is starting to look like the better option, you know there is a problem.
 
Anyone up for a game of Spyfall over on Puzzling.SE chat?
 
o/
 
Hi, Soaku
 
Hi.
 
2:42 PM
"Maintenance" REEEEEEEEEEE
 
lasted about 10 seconds
 
@Mr.Xcoder Why don't I get a "edit notification"? ...
@orlp I suppose yes.
 
@user202729 what do you mean with I suppose?
 
@user202729 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ blame SE
 
2:45 PM
I have not tested it with all test cases, just that one.
Jun 15 at 16:08, by user202729
@LeakyNun Ok, my solution gives 239 moves. I lose.
HNQ again.
 
3:08 PM
Sigh
Beautiful
I'm glad we've got MathJax now
 
cough cough Can we have MathJax back (I, II, III, ...) :P
 
@orlp nice solution, I would updoot that if you posted it as an answer (it'd be a nice change from the other mostly trivial answers)
 
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Q: Find the Squarish Root

Cat WizardWrite code that when given a positive number \$x\$ as input, outputs the largest positive divisor of \$x\$ less than or equal to the square root of \$x\$. In other words find the largest \$n\$ such that \$\exists m>0:(m\cdot n=x)\land(m\geq n)\$ For example if the input were \$12\$ the divis...

 
Now I need to learn how to actually read mathy symbols...
 
@DJMcMayhem right click, view source, google the symbol name (with "latex" prepended)?
 
3:18 PM
∃ = "for any..."
 
@NewMainPosts Jelly, 7 bytes. Improving.
 
Most of it makes sense, but I'm not sure about the $$\land$$
 
@DJMcMayhem "logical and". (iirc)
 
Oh well that's obvious. It's confusing because it looks like an xor
 
3:21 PM
that's the case for many programming languages :P
 
@EriktheOutgolfer The prefered term is "exists". For any is a bit of an ambiguous phrasing.
 
And ":" == "such that"?
 
Yeah
The whole phrase is "Exists m greater than or equal to n such that m times n is x"
 
Well initially it was "Exists m greater than 0 such that m times n is x and m is greater than or equal to n"
 
Yes, I thought the new one was a little clearer.
 
3:25 PM
@NewMainPosts Jelly, 6 bytes. Still improving.
 
@DJMcMayhem Btw, if I had a Brain-Flak related announcement, would it be best to ask to have the chat room reopened? Since it's closed it seems unlikely that anyone still browses it very much.
 
(looks like that EriktheOutgolfer also came up with a 6-byte one)
 
You can ask for a room to be unfrozen for any reason
in The Third Stack, 18 secs ago, by Feeds
DJMcMayhem has unfrozen this room.
 
> Btw, if I had a Brain-Flak related question, would it be best to ask to have the chat room unfrozen? Since it's frozen it seems unlikely that anyone still browses it very much.
 
@EriktheOutgolfer Announcement works too
 
3:28 PM
@DJMcMayhem Ok I don't have an announcement yet though.
 
That's fine
 
Yay, Jelly 5 bytes.
Actually nobody uses it is a big problem.
@Mr.Xcoder Also... I don't really like it when I need to scroll to read code. So I use inline code formatting (with auto line wrap)
 
3:44 PM
IDK, it's up to you, you can rollback if you want, but IMO long code is absolutely awful in backticks.
 
^
 
actually, long code in inlined form is a case of improper formatting
 
Did the Sandbox fall off the "Featured on Meta" box for anyone else? It doesn't show for me.
 
Fixed
 
feel free to flag it...NIIIINJA
 
3:58 PM
@DJMcMayhem Oh, interesting. I'm guessing that things can only be Featured for so long before being automatically removed from that?
 
Unfortunately, yes. Check the revision history on the sandbox
 
Holy stackcats
 
Does the sandbox seriously need to be featured?
It's the first result in active tab anyway.
 
yes, it's an easy and very visible route to the sandbox
 
It's even worse if you can see the flags on it...
 
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