@Deadcode Yeah, usually spreading out edits is a good idea because there's constant activity anyway, so a periodic edit over a week isn't annoying, but pushing down too many active posts might be more troublesome. No worries though, just so you know for the future :)
I wish there were a way to edit something quietly. Not sure if that would be for better or for worse.
Or even the option to choose for you edit to not bump, maybe if you reach a certain rep level. The number of times I've wanted to remove a tag used in like 2 old questions but haven't because it'd bump it ಠ_ಠ
yeah, it is quite bothersome to not be able to just fix something quickly without bringing some like 18 year old garbage answer of mine onto the front page :P
i have account activity from before then since apparently I'm able to have activity on my account from before this account existed, which I guess is fair enough :P
long story short, the 1 is a nilad at the start of a niladic chain so it becomes the lone argument and the rest of the chain is evaluated monadically
in a monadic chain, a nilad-dyad pair like 2 + combines to a monad meaning x => 2 + x, which takes the lone argument 1 and replaces it with 2 + 1 which is 3
then since it's the end of the chain, that's the implicit return
at least that's from my (probably rusty) understanding of jelly chaining rules from my several hours of studying it years ago :P
It's actually very clever design because it eliminates one reason to use Commute in APL and J (where it costs one byte for nothing but syntactic reasons)
Sticky polyhexes code-golf combinatorics hexagonal-grid polyomino
Background
A polyhex of size \$n\$ is a contiguous shape made from joining \$n\$ unit regular hexagons side-by-side. As an example, the following image contains all 7 distinct tetrahexes (polyhexes of size 4), from Wikipedia:
A di...
Check B-powersmoothness
math code-golf
from Wikipedia, a number is called B-powersmooth if all prime powers \$p^v\$ that divide the number satisfy \$p^v \leq B\$. B-powersmoothness is important, for example, for Pollard's p-1 factorization algorithm.
Task
your task is to get two numbers, \$n\$ an...
Calculate the final derivative of a polynomial
code-golf math
The main task here is to find the last derivative of a polynomial function before getting \$0\$
More precisely...
In calculus high school, you learned that the derivative of \$ax^{n}\$ was \$nax^{n-1}\$ (I'll leave you to prove that y...
@pxeger ... although my watch, my kitchen clock, my set-top box, my tablet, and my desktop all do that for me (that just leaves my car, my alarm clock, and my boiler).
I updated Chat Monospace Fix, to fix a bug with the formatting when editing. Turns out I also forgot to do the rename last time, so you might have to uninstall the old one since it's been renamed to the correct one now.
(The bug was that the background was still light, so the text was almost invisible in the preview. I made the highlight color dark on the editing screen now)
I think I'll remove the requirements for the algorithm being well known for Reverse Zip Bomb, and just have it be a competition within the algorithms (like how Jelly doesn't compete with Java)
A zip bomb is a compressed file, designed so that unpacking it yields the biggest file possible. These are fairly well known, and there are examples of 42 KB files which expand into multiple petabytes of data.
In this challenge, the goal is reversed. Instead of providing a compressed file which i...
@Wasif I don't know about that, but you know what isn't a scam? This very cheap hacking software I have that will help you break into the NSA. It's only $1 right now, so get it while I still have copies of it left!
@Wasif Sure, is it okay if I use this new cryptocurrency I've made called golfcoin?
It depends on you being able to golf some code in my new esolang golfcoinlang. The only way you can crack it is by making your code as golfy as or golfier than the passcode. If a hacker can do that, they deserve the money anyway.
@Wasif Give me the password to your email account and I'll make a new golfcoin account for you so I can deposit the money.
@OriginalOriginalOriginalVI okay okay Your sense of humor is very developed, i felt like falling from my chair reading the jokes, I can't beat you to it
Mods can change the bullet points below that, but not that
> Note that Stack Exchange developers / Community Managers / employees can also edit probably any other section of the site, if you make a good enough case on your per-site meta.