@user202729 you don't need quotes around ejZYxs in Perl, saving one byte (although obviously, if you just remove the quotes and do nothing else, the CRC won't match
@ETHproductions which one?
we normally don't downvote answers unless they're wrong (and if they're wrong they typically get deleted), so I can see why we wouldn't have many downvotes
APL(NARS), 104 chars, 208 bytes
i←{⍵>0:⍳⍵⋄0,⍨⌽-⍳∣⍵}
R←{0>⍵-⍺:⍬⋄⍺>0:(i⍵)∼i⍺-1⋄1=×⍵×⍺:(i⍺)∼i⍵+1⋄(i⍺)∪i⍵}
f←{⍺≤⍵:⍺⍵,¯1↓1↓⍺R⍵⋄⍺⍵,⌽¯1↓1↓⍵R⍺}
This is a try using one alternative iota and range function for see if exercise would be easy as the range and iota function use Nars APL. Test for the iota l...
@user202729 you don't need quotes around ejZYxs in Perl, saving one byte (although obviously, if you just remove the quotes and do nothing else, the CRC won't match
This is similar to the alignment used in word.
Task
3 inputs: A 1 line string, a positive integer k, and direction (left or middle or right)
Your job is to insert new lines(\n) and spaces in the string such that every line has k characters in it and aligned to the direction given.
Rules
The ...
May this challenge serve as (another) tribute to Stan Lee, who passed away aged 95.
Stan Lee has left us an invaluable legacy and a peculiar catch word: Excelsior. So here's a small challenge based on what he said it was its meaning:
Finally, what does “Excelsior” mean? “Upward and onward to...
@AdmBorkBork OurFlak. Brainflak, except the intrepreter downloads a few bytes of source code to each computer that runs it, interprets, and sends it back to the original computer.
One derivative I've had in the back of my brain for a while is adding dyads to the language. Like... For example (...|...) would evaluate to a * b, or [...|...] would run "code" on the top "n" elements of the stack or whatever
@cairdcoinheringaahing I guess that's one way too look at it. I've always thought of it like each command has two different useful elements to it. It returns a value to it's parent and performs an action.
Even though I've never worked on implementing this derivative, I have a pretty good sense of what I want the 4 dyads to be, so I'd have to think about if that would mess with any of them
That reminds me of what I originally planned for {...|...}. I was thinking it would be Evaluate code "s", N times because that effectively implements repeat n times and multiplication in one dyad
Is it possible to create a python bot that makes one of these things?:
• Analyze recaptcha audio to recognize the answer
• Resolve a solvemedia captcha
• Resolve a recaptcha
thinking about it for a couple minutes and i don’t think thanksgiving has a signature drink. let’s see if we can get this trending #getthanksgivingasignaturedrink
@Dennis Well, everything I know about Paraguay from you is how bad the internet and power grid is :P
I know one other person who lives in Paraguay (who moved there from the Netherlands), he tells me the people there are a lot friendlier. Which for me is a definite downside.
Someone tried talking to my on the bus for the first time in my life a couple weeks ago, clearly not from around here, most uncomfortable 2 minutes of my life
Someone tried talking to my on the bus for the first time in my life a couple weeks ago, clearly not from around here, most uncomfortable 2 minutes of my life
Prolog 117 bytes
b(X):-between(0,9,X).
w(X):-write(X).
y():-b(A),b(B),b(C),b(D),X is A+B+C+D,X=9,(A=0;B=0;C=0;D=0),w(A),w(B),w(C),w(D).
APL(NARS), 104 chars, 208 bytes
i←{⍵>0:⍳⍵⋄0,⍨⌽-⍳∣⍵}
R←{0>⍵-⍺:⍬⋄⍺>0:(i⍵)∼i⍺-1⋄1=×⍵×⍺:(i⍺)∼i⍵+1⋄(i⍺)∪i⍵}
f←{⍺≤⍵:⍺⍵,¯1↓1↓⍺R⍵⋄⍺⍵,⌽¯1↓1↓⍵R⍺}
This is a try using one alternative iota and range function for see if exercise would be easy as the range and iota function use Nars APL. Test for the iota l...
This is similar to the alignment used in word.
Task
3 inputs: A 1 line string, a positive integer k, and direction (left or middle or right)
Your job is to insert new lines(\n) and spaces in the string such that every line has k characters in it and aligned to the direction given.
Rules
The ...
May this challenge serve as (another) tribute to Stan Lee, who passed away aged 95.
Stan Lee has left us an invaluable legacy and a peculiar catch word: Excelsior. So here's a small challenge based on what he said it was its meaning:
Finally, what does “Excelsior” mean? “Upward and onward to...
Can someone help me with this?
Is it possible to create a python bot that makes one of these things?:
• Analyze recaptcha audio to recognize the answer
• Resolve a solvemedia captcha
• Resolve a recaptcha
