I've been retweeted twice by accounts of follower magnitude 3 and once by an account of follower magnitude 4. those were proud moments except it didn't get me any new followers, just likes
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@NathanMerrill Nope, it's a custom thing that probably doesn't work very well. The algorithm is just "pick a random node and then expand on it" iterated until none of them have a place to put a tile.
But Prim's algorithm seems interesting. I'll check it out.
Challenge:
Given a positive integer, output the longest single-digit subsequence that occurs at least twice, AND has boundaries of another digit (or the start/end of the integer).
An example:
Input: 7888885466662716666
The longest subsequence of a single digit would be 88888 (7[88888]546666271...
@NathanMerrill Nope, it's a custom thing that probably doesn't work very well. The algorithm is just "pick a random node and then expand on it" iterated until none of them have a place to put a tile.
Triangular snake
You're given a triangular field:
It has 4 ports.
You're also given five different pieces from A to E:
Each piece has a little piece of path inside it.
Your basic goal is to build paths between ports. There are some rules:
Each cell of the field can be occupied by 0 or...
This needs some work. I'm posting it to get it out of my head. It could be my first challenge.
Title: AutoGolf Your Code
While everybody knows golfing code is fun, it's super easy to miss a byte or two.
Write some code in a language of your choice that removes golf-able bytes and still leaves ...
@AdmBorkBork Pinned tabs show only the favicon, not the site's title. There used to be a blue dot in a corner of the favicon when the tab's title changed, so whenever I got a new email, WhatsApp message, Telegram message, or ping in TIO's chat room, the blue dot would let me know I had to check out that tab.
@EriktheOutgolfer Not really. It could have been posted like a year ago, upvoted, then edited. Then any amount of time could have passed, then someone unupvoted. That doesn't seem too unlikely to me
If I'm building out a system to manage credential-level ACLs, should I expose a way to alter those ACLs for a given credential or just expect that a new credential is created with the additional permissions?
Breaking into 3 Palindromes:
As discussed here, every positive integer can be written as the sum of 3 palindrome integers. Given a number n, output these integers.
Challenge
This is a code golf challenge. The shortest piece of code wins.
The input number "n" will be any integer greater th...
I have the shortest answer in my language on a particular challenge at PPCG@StackExchange. I am struggling with a particular part of a program and I want some help. Is it appropriate/allowed/okay to ask for help at StackOverflow if I mention in the beginning that the problem is from a specific ch...
Challenge:
Given a positive integer, output the longest single-digit subsequence that occurs at least twice, AND has boundaries of another digit (or the start/end of the integer).
An example:
Input: 7888885466662716666
The longest subsequence of a single digit would be 88888 (7[88888]546666271...
This needs some work. I'm posting it to get it out of my head. It could be my first challenge.
Title: AutoGolf Your Code
While everybody knows golfing code is fun, it's super easy to miss a byte or two.
Write some code in a language of your choice that removes golf-able bytes and still leaves ...
Breaking into 3 Palindromes:
As discussed here, every positive integer can be written as the sum of 3 palindrome integers. Given a number n, output these integers.
Challenge
This is a code golf challenge. The shortest piece of code wins.
The input number "n" will be any integer greater th...
