The Nineteenth Byte

Neil

01:10

@cairdcoinheringaahing 45, including impossible badges. I guess Great Answer is the least unrealistic.

Unrelated String

01:34

@cairdcoinheringaahing ~~Student~~

Adám

04:07

Anyone willing to help a poor me:

APL=code=>{
  r=(
		_=>{
      return new Promise(
        (resolve, reject)=>{
          x=new XMLHttpRequest
          x.onreadystatechange=_=>{
            if(this.readyState==4&&status==200){
              resolve(this.responseText);
					  }
          }
          x.onerror=reject
          x.open("POST","https://tryapl.org/Exec")
          x.setRequestHeader("Content-Type","application/json;charset=utf-8")
          x.send(JSON.stringify([,,,"⎕JSON⍠'HighRank' 'Split'⊢"+code]))
        }
      )

Redwolf Programs

You need to return that last line in the arrow function

return r.then(...)

Adám

I just get the unresolved promise as result. I console reads Promise { <state>: "pending" }

Redwolf Programs

You're going to need to use async functions or a callback

What do you do with the output of the APL function?

Adám

I want to return the response.

the r.text thing is just nonsense in my attempts at getting anything back.

Redwolf Programs

You can just await APL(...) if it's in the console or an async function

Adám

04:11

Yeah, I tried. It just goes silent then.

In reality, I'd run JSON.parse(JSON.parse(resonse)[3])

@RedwolfPrograms Can I not put that await inside the APL function?

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Redwolf Programs

It would need to be an async function, but then it would return a promise too

It needs to be this.status not status

Actually since you're using an arrow function it needs to be x.status and x.readyState

And x.responseText

Here, this works:

APL=code=>{
  r=(
		_=>{
      return new Promise(
        (resolve, reject)=>{
          x=new XMLHttpRequest
          x.onreadystatechange=_=>{
            if(x.readyState==4&&x.status==200){
              resolve(x.responseText);
					  }
          }
          x.onerror=reject
          x.open("POST","https://tryapl.org/Exec")
          x.setRequestHeader("Content-Type","application/json;charset=utf-8")
          x.send(JSON.stringify([,,,"⎕JSON⍠'HighRank' 'Split'⊢"+code]))
        }
      )

The .text was unnecessary, it just caused the promise to return undefined. The then wasn't even necessary at that point.

Adám

Wow. Thank you.

Redwolf Programs

No problem, JS is weird :p

Adám

@RedwolfPrograms Should I not be able to wrap this all up then?

APL=async(code)=>{
TryAPL=code=>{
  r=(
		_=>{
      return new Promise(
        (resolve, reject)=>{
          x=new XMLHttpRequest
          x.onreadystatechange=_=>{
            if(x.readyState==4&&x.status==200){
              resolve(x.responseText);
					  }
          }
          x.onerror=reject
          x.open("POST","https://tryapl.org/Exec")
          x.setRequestHeader("Content-Type","application/json;charset=utf-8")
          x.send(JSON.stringify([,,,"⎕JSON⍠'HighRank' 'Split'⊢"+code]))

(I'll fix the indentation later)

Redwolf Programs

04:28

Is that missing some code at the end?

Adám

No, but I think I got it. This works (but maybe can be simplified):

APL=await (async(code)=>{
TryAPL=code=>{
  r=(
		_=>{
      return new Promise(
        (resolve, reject)=>{
          x=new XMLHttpRequest
          x.onreadystatechange=_=>{
            if(x.readyState==4&&x.status==200){
              resolve(x.responseText);
					  }
          }
          x.onerror=reject
          x.open("POST","https://tryapl.org/Exec")
          x.setRequestHeader("Content-Type","application/json;charset=utf-8")
          x.send(JSON.stringify([,,,"⎕JSON⍠'HighRank' 'Split'⊢"+code]))

Redwolf Programs

I think you could remove the whole r thing and just return the promise from TryAPL

Adám

@RedwolfPrograms Thank you again. Lots of clean-up later:

APL=await (async(code)=>{
  return JSON.parse(JSON.parse(await(code=>{
    return new Promise(
      (k,x)=>{
        with(new XMLHttpRequest){
          onreadystatechange=_=>{if(readyState==4&&status==200)k(responseText)}
          open("POST","https://tryapl.org/Exec")
          setRequestHeader("Content-Type","application/json;charset=utf-8")
          send(JSON.stringify([,,,"⎕JSON⍠'HighRank' 'Split'⊢"+code]))
        }
      }
    )
  })(code))[3])
})
APL("⍳3")

Oh well, the mixture of tabs and spaces is messed up, but other than that…

Redwolf Programs

04:45

Looks good

Adám

Hm, that outer await doesn't seem to do what I want.

Redwolf Programs

Oh, I just noticed that was there.

You're going to have to have APL return a promise

Adám

Yeah. How do I wrap this so I await the result rather than returning the promise?

Redwolf Programs

You can't just return the result of an async function from a normal one, it just sort of "trickles down" as promises sort of

Not really sure how to explain it, but you'll either need a callback or an await outside the function

Adám

Sure, so lets say I go with an await outside the function… Can I then not write another function that has the await?

Redwolf Programs

04:57

Do you mean something like (promise) => await promise?

Adám

Yeah.

Redwolf Programs

No, because JS requires that await only be used in async functions, which return promises that would need to be awaited, and so on.

Adám

So I actually must use await whenever I call my function? How silly.

In other words, if I'm given a blackbox JS function, I can't know if I need to call it with await.

Redwolf Programs

You could have a function that takes a blackbox function and always needs its result to be awaited, but not one that never does

Razetime

hello

Adám

05:03

My idea was to allow inline APL code in JS, as in timesTable=size=>APL(`∘.×⍨⍳${size}`)

Razetime

woah

Redwolf Programs

Unfortunately I don't think there's any way of doing that, as long as there's something like an XMLHttpRequest that requires async :/

Adám

Oh well, there went that night ¯\_(⍨)_/¯

Redwolf Programs

Requiring an await isn't that much of an annoyance, unless browser compatibility was a concern

Adám

No but that means all calls to such functions would need awaits too.

Can I not just put await this at the top of my script‽ /s

Redwolf Programs

05:10

A different, still kind of annoying, option would be callback functions

Adám

I don't understand how that would allow inline usage.

Redwolf Programs

It wouldn't, but I guess it's slightly better than async spam

Adám

Either way defeats my goal of seamless integration of APL into JS.

Redwolf Programs

Actually I'm kind of halfway wondering if you could use a while loop to wait for the promise to finish

Let me try something

Never mind, the while loop would block any other code from running. I would try using timeouts but that would also require async :/

Adám

!

Neil

12:08

on a side note you need to declare x as local otherwise if you start two requests then they'll reuse the global x and it won't work properly

oh wait I see you do in a later version

but yeah, sync functions expect to run to completion, so there's no wait to make them wait for something to happen

I guess some command-line scripting languages allow you to wait inline for an async call, but that doesn't play nicely with a browser language

I think web workers might be able to do that, but then of course invoking the web worker is still async from the point of view of the page itself

Anush

14:29

I have a list of short strings in python which can be compressed. How can I compress them and store the result in the code so it can then be decompressed by more code?

Maybe based64 encoding would come into it?

It's basically a python kolmogorov complexity question

the default.

Python also has base85. (but I don't understand what are you trying to use base64 for)

rak1507

15:23

journal.stuffwithstuff.com/2015/02/01/… relevant article

Anush

16:13

@thedefault. I just want to be able to compress the strings and encode them in my code. Base85 looks better.

How would i go about this?

The problem is base85 expands everything...hmm..

user

Does anyone remember a question where there were multiple R answers trying to outgolf each other? I believe the comments contained "Ping-pong" somewhere.

rak1507

why compress the strings anyway, unless you're code golfing

caird coinheringaahing

@user Browse through either Dominic van Essen's or Giuseppe's recent answers, that's probably a good start

user

@cairdcoinheringaahing Good idea

caird coinheringaahing

16:54

Man, it's tough to write a self-nomination for "Underappreciated answer" without sounding like you're complaining about not getting enough votes :/

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rak1507

does your username come from this answer?? codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/118068/95516 @cairdcoinheringaahing

2

caird coinheringaahing

@rak1507 Yep :)

rak1507

ah cool I always wondered what it meant

caird coinheringaahing

TBH I've been meaning to fully break down the decompression and see which bits of it are letters and which are dictionary words

Redwolf Programs

17:26

8420 nice :p

I'm hoping I'll get above 8500 before the nominations end

rak1507

all the questions have already been answered! it's very inconvenient

caird coinheringaahing

@rak1507 Which questions? We have 70 unanswered questions

rak1507

all the questions that aren't impossible :P

Redwolf Programs

They might not be impossible, I managed to knock one out that had been unanswered for four years

caird coinheringaahing

Turns out my username consists of three words: caird, coinhering and aahing

rak1507

17:31

how on earth is 'coinhering' a word

Redwolf Programs

> What does coinhering mean? Present participle of coinhere. (verb)

I swear Google is so helpful

rak1507

seems slightly weird to have in the dictionary

caird coinheringaahing

> Coinhere meaning
(intransitive) To inhere or exist together, as in one substance.

Redwolf Programs

Oh, so it's co-inhere not coin-here

rak1507

lol

caird coinheringaahing

17:32

> Caird definition, a traveling tinker, especially a Romani

So my username means "a traveling tinker, existing together and exclaiming in pleasure"

And it should be pronounced "cared co-in-hear-ing-aah-ing"

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Redwolf Programs

I always pronounced the second part "coin-her-ing-aah-ing" in my head :p

rak1507

same

caird coinheringaahing

I've gone "coin-herring-aah-ing" (not sure if "herring" = "her-ing")

Redwolf Programs

Do you think it'd be fine to self nominate my answer to hexasweep (the one that was unanswered)? Asking because it already got a 200 rep bounty for being first.

caird coinheringaahing

@RedwolfPrograms Depends on the category in my mind. I wouldn't consider a bountied answer to be underappreciated for example

Wild Card could be a good one

Huh, we don't actually have just flat "Best Challenge" and "Best Answer" categories

Redwolf Programs

17:40

I guess that's what upvotes exist for, otherwise they'd be in the unappreciated categories :p

caird coinheringaahing

Guess so :P

19 hours ago, by caird coinheringaahing

@mods Could we move the featured from the Call for Categories to the Nominations post for the Best of 2020?

Redwolf Programs

17:51

I was going to self nominate Bot Factory KoTH for underappreciated but I think instead I'm going to sandbox it and do a "part two"

user

@cairdcoinheringaahing Which answer is this?

caird coinheringaahing

@user This one - the Enigma machine question

user

Oh yeah, that was pretty cool (and it didn't get a ton of upvotes because it's such an old question). I'd say it's underappreciated.

Redwolf Programs

Scrolled back to the top of the answer to upvote and it was already green lol

~~Yeah I'd downvoted it already~~

caird coinheringaahing

18:06

@RedwolfPrograms Damn bro, SE must have a weird bug where downvoting an answer gives +10 instead of -2 :P

Redwolf Programs

Oh hey, I just got my second nice answer badge

user

You're welcome :D

Redwolf Programs

Thanks! :p

CMQ: Do you agree with question votes counting for +10 instead of +5?

caird coinheringaahing

Yes

user

Would this count as a wildcard? It's really nice

caird coinheringaahing

18:13

@RedwolfPrograms SO doesn't

Redwolf Programs

I think they should make downvotes count for more, one upvote countering five downvotes doesn't really seem like a good balance

Or maybe multiple downvotes in a short period of time would have an extra penalty?

caird coinheringaahing

It works for answers, why not questions?

Redwolf Programs

I mean I guess I can't really disagree with it given that it doubled my rep on five sites :p

caird coinheringaahing

@user Personally, I think it would fall under Best Explanation more

Redwolf Programs

I should change my profile picture to one of my cats for the irony

caird coinheringaahing

18:22

@RedwolfPrograms Of course, we'd have to be sworn enemies :P

@Razetime I appreciate the nomination for the commenter category, but I would've preferred if it were more than just a single sentence. Even just a quick explanation about why you think I deserve it would be good

ಠ_ಠ And I just realised I can't upvote any of the nomination answers because I technically posted them

Redwolf Programs

Aww look at my cat

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19:43

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Q: Encoding Binary Tree

Suppose we want to develop a tool for building the smaller decision tree. Given a set of samples, we want to find the decision tree with the minimum number of nodes that correctly classify the samples. All features have only 0 or 1. Further, samples always fall into one of the classes, positive (...

Redwolf Programs

20:41

What was the consensus regarding cleaning up the sandbox? I'm considering making a userscript that could help keep track of our decisions regarding each sandboxed post.

caird coinheringaahing

@RedwolfPrograms We want to do it, but every attempt to do so doesn't really do anything

Redwolf Programs

In what way?

caird coinheringaahing

@RedwolfPrograms We've had attempts to go through the Sandbox and delete inactive posts, or to "pause" it for a bit to edit and delete old posts, all that. But it's >2000 posts, so it's never had much impact

Redwolf Programs

Here's how I think it should be handled:
1. Keep any posts active in the last month
2. Comment on any old ones to see if the owner still cares or is around
3. Put any that aren't claimed on some page or chatroom (maybe "The Garage Sale" or something)
4. Delete the rest after some amount of time

That would probably remove at least half of them

caird coinheringaahing

@RedwolfPrograms Deja vu

Redwolf Programs

20:50

Ew, it's written in <h1>

caird coinheringaahing

@RedwolfPrograms You can't see deleted posts right?

Redwolf Programs

No, not yet

caird coinheringaahing

There are 7 deleted answers to that with different suggestions for fixing the Sandbox :P

@RedwolfPrograms If you want to open up a meta discussion about that, I'd be more than happy to support it, but I doubt much'll come from it

Redwolf Programs

I think the biggest problem is that it requires a lot of work and a lot of moving parts. Remind the users, delete bad abandoned posts, potentially move good ones somewhere else, etc. In addition to the comment necro'ing. I think a userscript could fix most of that.

rak1507

Seems interesting that the top posts in the sandbox are all KOTH, I suppose they take the most work to do

caird coinheringaahing

20:55

A userscript could hide a lot of that, it couldn't do much to fix it

Redwolf Programs

I disagree. It's pretty easy to click a button and vote on whether or not some sandbox posts are worth keeping if you have five minutes of time. It takes a lot more investment to keep track of the current status, what posts are being looked at, what other's opinions are, which ones needed to be deleted, etc.

caird coinheringaahing

I wouldn't mind putting a moratorium on the Sandbox for a week or so, have a massive, organised cleanup event then "unfreeze" it and bump the answers that were on the first couple of pages back to be active

But I think that'll be difficult to do well

Redwolf Programs

I think it'll either have to be like that or a slow ten-questions-a-day-until-it's-done thing, but trying to go at a medium pace won't work

caird coinheringaahing

@RedwolfPrograms 10/day = 200 days of dedicated cleanup. I love the moderation side of the site and even I'd be burned out by that

Redwolf Programs

If there's two thousand questions and each one takes two minutes of work to classify and comment/remove, that's 70 man hours of work, tops. Twenty minutes a day spread out over ten people is three weeks.

It doesn't need to be spending hours sitting there classifying things, just classify or comment on a few whenever you have five minutes.

caird coinheringaahing

21:00

@RedwolfPrograms It'd never take 2 minutes to remove, you need 3 DV from 20k+ users to get rid of an answer without a mod

I'm not trying to shoot down your ideas, just giving some perspective from past attempts to do a similar thing

Redwolf Programs

But clicking the button only takes seconds, esp. with them already classified

It probably would need a mod to do most of the deletion though

caird coinheringaahing

In my experience, I think in order to do anything, we'd need to freeze the Sandbox to prevent new answers/updates from screwing up the cleanup

Redwolf Programs

We only get a few answers a day, right? And those would be ignored either way.

caird coinheringaahing

@rak1507 non-code-golfs are generally the most difficult to do

rak1507

yeah

caird coinheringaahing

21:06

@RedwolfPrograms Yeah, but you don't want those buried below edited/classified/updated proposals

Redwolf Programs

True

caird coinheringaahing

The Sandbox is 6 years old, it might be a good idea to start a new one

We used to have fairly regular Sandboxes, but that used to be like every 6/9 months, not 6 years

Redwolf Programs

Probably bad idea: What if we had different sandboxes for different types of questions?

caird coinheringaahing

@RedwolfPrograms Problems with that: the front page of meta will get very clustered. Which "types" get a sandbox and which don't? Most challenges are code-golf, so that's the main one that'll be used and the other's will (unfortunately) die off eventually

Redwolf Programs

Yeah, plus we'd have to be like "try the sandbox! or the sandbox! or the sandbox! or the sandbox!"

Lyxal

22:13

@RedwolfPrograms that's better than how I mentally pronounce it

Redwolf Programs

How's that?

Lyxal

I always read "carrid coinengineering"

Redwolf Programs

...

caird coinheringaahing

@Lyxal shudders

Lyxal

@RedwolfPrograms don't you even think of ...ing me like that buckeroo

Redwolf Programs

22:15

But do you read it as "coin-engineering" or "co-inengineering"?

Lyxal

@cairdcoinheringaahing I've literally told you this twice before

@RedwolfPrograms coin engineering

caird coinheringaahing

@Lyxal And I shudder every time :P

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Q: I need to try to find an algorithm to decode a set of Excel dates

A former employee once told me he could encode a date in Excel and no one would ever figure it out, "like a needle in a haystack". My response was "Why would someone want to do that?" After his departure with the theft of a large amount of data, I find a set of charts labeled anywhere from from T...

date algorithm encryption vba

Redwolf Programs

The timing on that was perfect lol

and of course carrid coinengineering has already commented :p

We definitely need those ask question warnings added, I'll write the meta post asking for ideas tonight so we can decide on what we'll add/change

Neil

of course, what I need to test my KQ vs K endgame winner is a counter-program whose job it is to stymie my program as far as possible (in that that it should eventually fail because the endgame is a clear win)

Bubbler

22:21

@Lyxal I just read "caird" and don't care the rest

caird coinheringaahing

@RedwolfPrograms Just because I nominated you for this doesn't mean I'm not going to give you a run for your money :P

@NewMainPosts One more downvote to DVs, one more close vote till closed :P

Lyxal

> This question has been closed since you loaded the page - please refresh and try your action again.

:(

I tried to vtc and got this

caird coinheringaahing

Arnauld beat you to it :P

Lyxal

Smh

caird coinheringaahing

Cast a downvote tho so I can VTD :P

Lyxal

22:27

Your welcome

(sic)

caird coinheringaahing

Got to love removing VLQ posts :)

Lyxal

How does this sound for a pop-con: create a mathematical expression/equation that evaluates to 69 where the only numeric literal usable is 420

caird coinheringaahing

Did you hear that? It's the sound of me hitting the VTC button at lightning speed :P

rak1507

@Lyxal brilliant

o+o+o+o+o++⍨+⍨×⍨×⍨+⍨o←÷⍨420 APL :P

Lyxal

@cairdcoinheringaahing so you don't think it's a good idea

?

caird coinheringaahing

22:40

@Lyxal Bluntly honest: no, not at all

rak1507

:(

Lyxal

Is that because it uses the funny numbers and you're tired of me slipping them in like vegetables in a pizza?

caird coinheringaahing

Personally, the "funny numbers haha 69 420" meme is awful IMO, and a challenge based around it isn't ever going to be fun

@Lyxal Not just you, I've never really found the "funny" numbers that funny. It's a very 14yo kinda humour ("haha sex haha weed"), which I despise, looking back on how I was when I was 14

Redwolf Programs

I think it's more about the irony of the meme itself rather than what the numbers refer to, sort of

caird coinheringaahing

Of course, if you can write a Sandbox proposal which isn't actually close-worthy, I wouldn't VTC it just because it uses 2 specific numbers, but I would leave a downvote

Lyxal

22:44

39913 people think it's still funny

caird coinheringaahing

Good for them. I don't, so I'd downvote a challenge based around them

I'd only VTC it if it actually should be VTCed tho

Lyxal

Well lucky for you I was only seeing how it would be recieved

I don't actually plan on sandboxing/drafting it

Redwolf Programs

Memes don't really seem to translate well into CGCC challenges from what I've seen

caird coinheringaahing

@Lyxal Turn it into a CMC and it'll be perfect :P

@RedwolfPrograms We hate fun

Lyxal

@cairdcoinheringaahing says the one with a sandbox post based on a meme subreddit

caird coinheringaahing

22:48

@Lyxal shifty glances

rak1507

codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/6043/… I mean...

Redwolf Programs

Most memes don't :p

caird coinheringaahing

In all seriousness tho, most memes lack the objectivity we require. Some work, quite a few can inspire challenge ideas, but most need to be adapted too much to still be the original meme

Redwolf Programs

^ My feelings exactly

caird coinheringaahing

And of all the SE sites, we probably hate fun the least

Redwolf Programs

22:49

What about board and card games :p

caird coinheringaahing

We've had a few doge related challenges in the past IIRC

@RedwolfPrograms No-one likes the rules lawyer in a game, that site's full of them :P

rak1507

this is kinda sad

Redwolf Programs

Is that new questions?

caird coinheringaahing

Yep

2 completely off-topic, one that ~~could work, but needs to be Sandboxed. Of course, the 1-rep user can't Sandbox it because yay for bugs~~ is a duplicate

Redwolf Programs

Custom sidebar warnings will probably decrease blatantly off topic questions by at least 50%, I'd bet

Lyxal

22:53

I just watched a 1 bit rickroll and I'm very happy right now

rak1507

I mean 'Code Golf Stack Exchange is a site for recreational programming competitions, not general programming questions. Challenges must have an objective scoring criterion, and it is highly recommended to first post proposed challenges in the Sandbox. ' seems pretty obvious to me

caird coinheringaahing

@rak1507 But it's kinda easy to ignore

rak1507

true

Redwolf Programs

It'd be a lot more attention-getting with a big yellow triangle.

Maybe we could put it in all caps with unicode bold :p

rak1507

make it bold, up the font size by 20, add a loud siren sound effect whenever someone visits the site for the first time, add 27 javascript alerts whenever someone starts to submit a challenge...

caird coinheringaahing

22:55

Scrap all that and have a pop-up, 2 window tutorial on how to ask

Redwolf Programs

That's basically what the initial modal is for

Anyway gtg be back in 4 hours

Lyxal

Y'all are approaching this the wrong way

Warnings ain't gonna work

caird coinheringaahing

Also gtg be back in 8 hours

Lyxal

You have no way of knowing if they've looked at the messages or not

caird coinheringaahing

@Lyxal They'll work more than if we didn't have them

Lyxal

22:56

@cairdcoinheringaahing let me finish

No, warnings alone isn't enough

rak1507

top quality banter incoming

caird coinheringaahing

@Lyxal No :P

Lyxal

You need to use the users webcam to track their eye positions

caird coinheringaahing

I'm expecting a shitty pun

rak1507

is that it?

Lyxal

22:57

Yes

rak1507

oh

well that was very underwhelming

caird coinheringaahing

@Lyxal Nah, ask them to provide a sample golfed program :P

Lyxal

That's more anticlimactic because y'all interrupted

Smh

caird coinheringaahing

TBH, raising the asking privilege to 10 rep could work

Lyxal

You hack into their camera, and if they don't look at the warnings, their computer crashes

and if you say it can't be done it can

Even though I didn't read the article it still says it does

rak1507

22:58

lol

Redwolf Programs

Play really loud noise at a pitch that only cats can hear, so that they get clawed to death

Lyxal

^

Or some other punishment

rak1507

what if a cat tries to post a question?

that would be very offputting

Redwolf Programs

Only if they don't look at the warnings

rak1507

seems reasonable

caird coinheringaahing

22:59

@rak1507 Cats can type better questions than half the new users, so give it an upvote and consider answering :P

Lyxal

Further, if they don't read the messages (verified by eye tracking software), you get their location from their ip address and send a Swat team to their house

Redwolf Programs

Missile strike

Lyxal

The only way we're going to cut down on spam is with violence and invasion of privacy

caird coinheringaahing

Or by making it harder to do

Lyxal

A simple text box saying "oh look at me now dont post crap" ain't gonna cut it

No we need to get the message across with unnecessary force

caird coinheringaahing

23:01

Raise the rep required to ask to like 2. Do literally anything on the site and you can ask

Lyxal

Nuke them until they ask good questions I say

Redwolf Programs

Add a required course to every kindergarten program on how to use CGCC

Brainwash them young and no violence needed

Lyxal

@rak1507 is that more what you were expecting?

Redwolf Programs

Or we can flash messages on the screen for a single frame every few seconds and subliminally message them into doing what we want

Lyxal

@RedwolfPrograms thats no fun at all

@RedwolfPrograms ooh now that has potential

rak1507

23:02

@Lyxal slightly

Lyxal

@RedwolfPrograms "if you write a bad question, you have to set your house on fire and buy a new computer as punishment"

Or "if you don't read the warnings, you'll never sleep again"

Anyway I thought y'all were supposed to be afk/gone

*looks around*

Seems they are gone

Good

Now I can type my funny numbers in peace without having to worry about the British ruining my reddit moment

69. 420.

Now laugh and give me silver

Bubbler

I have an idea: you can't dismiss the modal for 30 seconds. It should work because the 30-second in-game ads work for me

caird coinheringaahing

23:19

@Lyxal flags :P

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Hanabi playing bot Overview Hanabi is a cooperative card game with limited communication. It won the German "Spiel des Jahres" award in 2013. The game can be played by 2-5 players, each of which has a hand of 5 cards (4 cards for 4-5 players), which they can't see themselves, but the other player...

Lyxal

@cairdcoinheringaahing you're supposed to be away for 8 hours

Bubbler

23:54

Any feedback?

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