The Nineteenth Byte

Redwolf Programs

12:00 AM

"Redwolf Programs".includes("patience") // false

Yay, I am un-capped!

Lyxal

:o i can vote again

caird coinheringaahing

I missed out on 69 rep yesterday :P

Redwolf Programs

nice

Lyxal

nice

and that's not a ninja

Redwolf Programs

Of course Lyxal starred that

Lyxal

12:01 AM

actually i didn't

that wasn't me

Redwolf Programs

Wait someone unstarred it

Lyxal

as I said. not me

caird coinheringaahing

Lemme just pin it :P

Redwolf Programs

There is an impostor among us

user

I just got an upvote on a question I was writing an answer to and I was like "wt* how did I get an upvote from the future?" before realizing I already answered it

caird coinheringaahing

12:03 AM

→ 1 message moved to Trash

Yeah, I'm moving those kinda messages to Trash. They're hella disruptive and have no place here

Lyxal

@cairdcoinheringaahing that's a bit sus ngl

Redwolf Programs

amogus

user

@Lyxal Got a taste of your own medicine now, haven't you? /s

caird coinheringaahing

@Lyxal Get 11'd :P

Lyxal

@cairdcoinheringaahing that's real sussy.

Redwolf Programs

12:04 AM

*12d

Lyxal

@cairdcoinheringaahing so you're the one who took my nineteen dollar fortnite card!

Redwolf Programs

:o my laptop fits perfectly in the gap between my chair legs

Lyxal

@user no, because I saw you venting

user

@Lyxal ?

Lyxal

You've'n't played among us?

Redwolf Programs

12:05 AM

They're trying to pretend they don't get it, very sus

user

@RedwolfPrograms Don't tell me you have an iChair that's compatible with your laptop

@Lyxal Oh ok

I'm the impostor, feel free to kick-mute me

Lyxal

Sus

Redwolf Programs

@user It's only $999.98

Oh sorry

$99,998

user

@RedwolfPrograms Oh wow, 999.98? That's so much cheaper than $1000!

@RedwolfPrograms Are you using , as a decimal separator? :P

Redwolf Programs

Nope :p

I guess $99_998 is the best representation of it

user

12:08 AM

Now I'm starting to wonder what a compatible chair and laptop would even do

Redwolf Programs

It unlocks your laptop when it detects your specific...shape

caird coinheringaahing

I'd love to be able to type with my keyboard on my lap rather than my desk, but Bluetooth says no :(

user

Another excuse for me not to exercise

caird coinheringaahing

If my chair was compatible, that'd be amazing :P

user

@cairdcoinheringaahing Why not get a wired keyboard?

caird coinheringaahing

12:09 AM

@user If it ain't broke, don't fix it

Redwolf Programs

Why not spend $150 on a mechanical keyboard then use your laptop for everything :p

user

Oh lemme guess your brain doesn't have a USB port

hyper-neutrino

the issue with putting my keyboard on my lap is then it's inconvenient to move my right hand between my keyboard and my mouse

caird coinheringaahing

@user That's what ears are

hyper-neutrino

or rather, the real issue is that i need to use a mouse and am not full keyboard only gang

user

12:10 AM

@cairdcoinheringaahing The last time I put a wire into my ears, good things did not happen.

caird coinheringaahing

Nose = headphone jack, mouth = VGA/HDMI port, eyes = power socket

user

Oh god

Redwolf Programs

ouch

They do work as good fuses I'd imagine

user

What in the name of pizza without pineapple on top have you been doing to yourself?

caird coinheringaahing

...Stabbing myself with wires, wasn't that clear? :P

user

12:12 AM

> eyes = power socket

Lyxal

The hivemind may have conducted some questionable things

user

@user How?

~~Do you pop out your eyeballs every time you want to connect something?~~

caird coinheringaahing

Do you not have detachable eyeballs?

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Redwolf Programs

Mine got too loose so I glued them in a while back

user

Most of my body is not detachable, no

Redwolf Programs

12:13 AM

They kept falling out in class and getting stepped on

caird coinheringaahing

There's your problem

rak1507

@user anything's detachable if you try hard enough

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caird coinheringaahing

I'm a prototype cross between Mr Potato Head and a human :P

user

My nightmares are going to be sentient potatoes pulling out their eyeballs now

@rak1507 Oh nice, you're right!

hyper-neutrino

do we have an estimate for which patch modular humans will be implemented in (or at least a public beta)

caird coinheringaahing

12:15 AM

Pretty sure it's a standard thing to include in versions 2032 of most organisms

user

I just tested on a brand new human and it worked, although I can't put it back now

rak1507

@hyper-neutrino there's already a private closed alpha but you have to be part of the royal family to be invited

user

Given what we know of human society, the upgrades won't come until 50 years after the technology's made

And even then it'll be a mess of dependencies so you'll constantly have to check if your head is incompatible with your feet

caird coinheringaahing

If Elon Musk doesn't promise to make Cars real by transplanting human brains into Teslas, I can't take anything he says seriously

Redwolf Programs

@user That happens to me

Can someone post a challenge or something :p

I'll give you an upvote

caird coinheringaahing

12:17 AM

@hyper-neutrino You know the phrase "I would lose my head if it wasn't screwed on"?

Redwolf Programs

Ugh someone turned the oven on and there's still half burnt pepperoni on the bottom

caird coinheringaahing

@RedwolfPrograms Don't think I have any ready for posting, except maybe this one

And I'm still looking for feedback on that

~~Is SE down?~~ Nevermind, it wasn't loading for me

Bubbler

Any Feed Back?

caird coinheringaahing

12:34 AM

@Bubbler What are unique duplicates? Is that just the list of duplicates without any duplicates themselves?

Bubbler

Yes.

caird coinheringaahing

@Bubbler First one looks clear to me. For the second one, can we take c as an integer rather than a character?

Bubbler

Yes, that's fine.

caird coinheringaahing

> The question you're asking appears subjective and is likely to be closed

Hey, I got one of those warnings :P

Bubbler

Lol yeah, I got one too recently

and it's really annoying and misleading when it happens

caird coinheringaahing

12:49 AM

@RedwolfPrograms Hope that helped

I should probably slow down on challenge posting tbh :/

hyper-neutrino

i'm not convinced this is possible but who knows :p there are 2^81 states it could be

caird coinheringaahing

Isn't it 2^0 + 2^1 + 2^2 + ... 2^81 states? (4835703278458516698824703)

hyper-neutrino

there are 81 cells, each one is on or off, no?

Redwolf Programs

It did not error

But the XML doesn't seem to have loaded

caird coinheringaahing

@hyper-neutrino I can never remember if it's 2^n for a group of n cells, or 2^0 + 2^1 + ... + 2^n, because don't you have to consider each 0 <= k <= n number of cells that may be on or off?

hyper-neutrino

12:54 AM

well each cell can be on or off so each cell has 2 states, so if you have 81 objects of 2 states each then that's just 2^81 lol

alternatively, it's (81 choose 0) + (81 choose 1) + ... + (81 choose 80) + (81 choose 81) which equals 2^81 :P

caird coinheringaahing

Ah, choose, not power, that's what I was thinking of :P

OldSandboxPosts

Sandbox posts last active a week ago: Quote a rational number, Restricted-source, take this!

Lyxal

okay so any last feedbacks before posting?

(posting in 5 minutes if nothing is said)

New Main Posts

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Q: Leave a wake of dead cells behind you

Conway's Game of Life is a well known cellular automaton "played" on an infinite grid, filled with cells that are either alive or dead. Once given an initial state, the board evolves according to rules indefinitely. Those rules are: Any live cell with 2 or 3 living neighbours (the 8 cells immedi...

Redwolf Programs

1:13 AM

Worked!

Can't say much since am eating dinner

Redwolf Programs

1:27 AM

Okay, hopefully any future posts should go into the RSS feed, and then be put into my testing room

New Main Posts

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Q: Help me get the day of the week correct

Sometimes, I will think it is one day of the week (e.g Friday) when in reality, it's earlier in the week (e.g Tuesday). Your challenge is to display the number of days my estimates are off by. Challenge Given a day of the week I think it is, and the day of the week it actually is, output/return t...

code-golf date

hyper-neutrino

@cairdcoinheringaahing is the jelly corpus you compiled publicly available anywhere?

Lyxal

I have found true beauty: youtube.com/watch?v=eeUsJSSp4NU

Redwolf Programs

The autotune's very heavy :/

It doesn't sound much like him

Lyxal

@RedwolfPrograms it sounds more autotuned than the originals

as in the original songs on spotify aren't as autotuned

yeah it's slowed down

Redwolf Programs

1:42 AM

Usually when the autotune's this obvious it's intentional, not sure why they decided to do that

Lyxal

because it's slower than usual

and because it's "lo-fi beats"

Redwolf Programs

I guess so

Lyxal

like the song currently is usually sped up: youtube.com/watch?v=hXoBpLmcJ8I

still the point is that it's 24/7

oh heck yeah

this is good

Redwolf Programs

I gotta go unfortunately, I'll leave my laptop open in case someone posts another challenge

Lyxal

okie doke

Bubbler

1:49 AM

I'm torturing myself by trying to compile Rust code into wasm and use it in a static page

Lyxal

you should try listening to lo-fi trump

it's really good

caird coinheringaahing

2:07 AM

@hyper-neutrino I never actually compiled a Jelly corpus (or rather, I didn't publish it). I compiled a Husk corpus, and Lynn ran 2 corpora for Jelly. You can find them in the repo issues

My Jelly corpus was close to identical to Lynn's

hyper-neutrino

oh, I thought there was a more recent one, lol. alright thanks

Ah. that's not too surprising :P

caird coinheringaahing

There hasn't exactly been enough dev on Jelly to change the results significantly

Lyxal

2:20 AM

@NewMainPosts 4:4 not bad

user

What’s this about corpses?

Bubbler

what

hyper-neutrino

corpus, corpse, funny words or smth /shrug/

Redwolf Programs

It's been more than 25 years since JS was created and they just now added the ability to put underscores in number literals.

Along with ||=, &&=, and ??= (with ?? being new last year IIRC)

They did add some really neat niche stuff this year too, like the ability to run some code when something is garbage collected

user

Elvis is pretty cool

As is ?.

Java needs those bad

@hyper-neutrino Starfishing

Redwolf Programs

2:36 AM

||= could actually be really useful for code golf, for situations where |= and &= may not have worked

FinalizationRegistry isn't quite as useful though :p

Actually that could potentially be a bad thing

Tracking how the garbage collection works might allow advertisers to get more information on the specific browser or OS

Actually WeakRef is the main one that's slightly concerning

user

Better fingerprinting is alwats good/s

@RedwolfPrograms What’s that?

Redwolf Programs

Basically caching in JS

The properties aren't guaranteed to still exist

Unrelated String

looked up what ?? does and holy shit js really does have two different nulls

Redwolf Programs

So you could maybe use it to determine properties of the computer it's running on, like RAM or the browser

I know next to nothing about these though, that's just my first instinct

@UnrelatedString Yep, null is basically useless for everything except JSON

I don't know why it exists

Or why undefined wasn't just merged into null

Unrelated String

wait so undefined is the normal one?

Redwolf Programs

2:41 AM

Or why ({}).a is undefined instead of erroring like a good language

user

> Good language

Redwolf Programs

@UnrelatedString Yep, if you see a null it's because someone put it there.

I don't think anything built-in actually acknowledges that null is a thing

user

That’s the problem isn’t ut (replying to myself)

Unrelated String

this documentation is using a regex match as an example of what you'd get null from

Redwolf Programs

I mean [1, 2, 4][-1] has to be undefined not 4, because [1, 2, 4][-1] = 1 (if that were to stick around as a mutable thing) would be [1, 2, 4, "-1": 1]

@UnrelatedString Yeah, and it's the worst possible place for it

Unrelated String

2:44 AM

wait what

oh ywah js arrays are just dicts

classic

Lyxal

Lol

Redwolf Programs

"My name is Redwolf".match(/e/g) is ["e", "e"], but .match(/j/g) would be null, so .match(xyz)[0] to get the first match can sometimes error if you're not careful

Lyxal

Yes that happens in pretty much every language doesn't it?

Unrelated String

i guess that sort of thing is what ?? is fir :P

Redwolf Programs

And everything has a .toString(), except null and undefined, which error!

Unrelated String

2:46 AM

w

what

Redwolf Programs

And typeof null == "object", because why not

user

Was JS like this from thr start?

Redwolf Programs

null == undefined && null !== undefined

Lyxal

Wait so it's both

Redwolf Programs

No, it's !== which is !(x === y) not !(x == y) because of course

Unrelated String

2:48 AM

of course

wait is there also a != which is the negation of ==

that moooooostly makes sense then

Redwolf Programs

Yep

Unrelated String

except there shouldn't be a distinction between == and === to begin with

Redwolf Programs

undefined == 4 || undefined < 4 || undefined > 4 is false

Unrelated String

am i misremembering something or is == not even commutative

user

@UnrelatedString Sondtimes you need coercion

hyper-neutrino

2:49 AM

pretty sure it is commutative. it's not transitive though

Unrelated String

@RedwolfPrograms i mean that makes sense because undefined shouldn't have a numeric value or otherwise be ordered with numbers

user

^ that’s true ib most languages

Redwolf Programs

Yeah, but this is a language where 2 < "12"

Unrelated String

that's a separate issue

Redwolf Programs

Huh, String.prototype + String.prototype is "" and Number.prototype + Number.prototype is 0

That sort of makes sense

But typeof String.prototype is object IIRC

Unrelated String

2:54 AM

but aren't prototypes also supposed to be instances or do i have a fundamentally wrong understanding of js's wackass object model

Redwolf Programs

Basically new String("abc") and "abc" are two totally different things

new String("abc") is a String object, whereas "abc" is a string primitive, or something like that

But String("abc") is still a primitive

Unrelated String

:[

Redwolf Programs

Which leads to one of my all time favorites, !!new Boolean(false) // true

Unrelated String

...

so is the boolean object considered truthy or is something broken even deeper than that

Redwolf Programs

All objects are truthy and it's an object rather than a primitive. It makes me wish underhanded was still a thing :p

Unrelated String

2:58 AM

👀

why do they even have boolean objects
if the boolean objects can't have boolean semantics

Redwolf Programs

new Number(4) != new Number(4)

Unrelated String

what does a boolean object even do if it doesn't have boolean semantics

Redwolf Programs

I have no idea

Unrelated String

i was about to say "okay no that makes sense" until i realized that was coercing == and not strict ===

Redwolf Programs

The object versions of primitives are probably the most confusing part about the language, just for the "why is this a thing"

Unrelated String

3:01 AM

can't call it javascript if it doesn't borrow things from java that make no sense in javascript

user

I mean java has those for generics but hs doesn’t really need them

Redwolf Programs

Number.isNaN(new Number(NaN)) // false

Unrelated String

hmm

the best part is that isNaN is a method of the Number object

user

does the string constructor do special stuff like allowing you to choose encodings?

Redwolf Programs

I don't think so, no

Unrelated String

3:02 AM

lmao

Redwolf Programs

Anyone want to guess what "abc".link("xyz") does?

Unrelated String

..."axyzbxyzc"?

Redwolf Programs

It returns <a href="xyz">abc</a>

Unrelated String

i'm assuming link is some kind of join

oh

Redwolf Programs

Such a helpful feature amirite

Definitely needed that overloaded onto every single string

Unrelated String

3:06 AM

i feel like nobody would even use that if they are generating html

user

There’s probably one person out there who relies on it for everything so thr JS people can’t remove it for backward compatibility reasons

Lyxal

@RedwolfPrograms and here's us thinking it does something sensible

hyper-neutrino

that's actually more sensible than I'd expect from JS

user

Look ma, no typos!

Bubbler

The tag-related methods have been deprecated for quite a while, I'm actually surprised it still works

Lyxal

3:12 AM

@hyper-neutrino I was expecting some sort of function composition

Redwolf Programs

JS lets you read comments into variables sort of

Bubbler

It would have been 10000% more sensible if it's a method on a DOM object for <a> though

Redwolf Programs

var xyz = () => {/*hide this from the evil compiler*/}; xyz.toString().includes("hide this from the evil compiler") // true

Sorry meant to say comments

That's much more entertaining

user

I thought that was a bug

Redwolf Programs

That means you can write a test case function that ensures you used spaces and not tabs, or checks for mean comments about the author of the test case, or reads constants in private variables

JS really is a masterstroke, in the sense that "a master had a stroke and this is what we got"

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Lyxal

3:22 AM

That's why we use a decent language

Redwolf Programs

For all of its flaws, it could be considerably worse

I've never talked about PHP here because I've subconciously repressed any memories I have of using it

user

I’ve heard php id also fixing its mistake s

Redwolf Programs

Not only can literally anything you type open up a world-destroying security vulnerability, the syntax is horribly ugly and its functions are so annoyingly inconsistent you need ten manual pages open at minimum in order to remember how to do basic things

The typing is like JS's, but somehow much worse

Lyxal

If only we could use golfing languages for Web dev

Redwolf Programs

JS gives you a faint sense of intuition to start off with; PHP just hates you

hyper-neutrino

3:26 AM

@Lyxal adding that to my potential language ideas for the future

Lyxal

@hyper-neutrino vyxal could be used for Web dev seeing as how it gets turned into python

Redwolf Programs

I feel more comfortable with SQL than PHP, and that says...a lot

hyper-neutrino

true, you could probably figure out a way to add some extra things to transpile into smth you can use for server hosting

Lyxal

I'd just have to add a few things to make it work with flask but it could work

hyper-neutrino

i'm considering making a legit attempt at a golfing language (since i haven't really made any close-to-competitive languages before) but i can't decide what paradigm i should use and in general just what i plan to get out of it that i can't just use jelly for

Redwolf Programs

3:32 AM

Wait for the "how to make a golfing language" blog post then :p

hyper-neutrino

lol

is there any point in using tacit or is stack based equally competitive nowadays

cuz tacit feels a lot harder to implement and i don't want to just fork jelly lol

Redwolf Programs

Tacit can be better sometimes I think, but if you just want to make a golfing language and not spend two months being mad at your parser stack based is probably best

hyper-neutrino

lol fair enough

i wanted to try to outgolf jelly by solving its issues with needing $ before every other quick but i can't think of a good way to

i had a rough idea of allowing declaring like "sort by the next few functions" and it would keep going until manually stopped or until it detected a monotonic monad at which point sorting by a monotonic key function doesn't make sense so it can guess it should stop. but that sounds unnecessarily painful and honestly probably won't even be as useful as i want it to be lol

Redwolf Programs

I have another idea for a golfing language, which might actually be one of the shortest to date, but I don't want to allow myself to think about it because I'd get excited about it and not work on Ash

hyper-neutrino

you should tell me so i can steal it since i haven't started :p

Redwolf Programs

3:44 AM

It's definitely a very...different idea

hyper-neutrino

in a good or bad way

or is that subjective

Redwolf Programs

Both!

That's what makes it exciting

hyper-neutrino

excellent

well, if you decide to implement it, i look forward to seeing it :P

Redwolf Programs

Thanks, should only be maybe two more years at this rate :p

hyper-neutrino

better than 4-6 years at least

New Main Posts

3:49 AM

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Q: How old is that xkcd?

Introduction xkcd is a very popular webcomic by Randall Munroe, and my personal favorite too. Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, he posts a new comic. xkcd also has its own API: fetching from https://xkcd.com/info.0.json will give you a JSON object containing information about the latest comic,...

code-golf date internet

Bubbler

@NewMainPosts A totally on-topic but un-recommended kind of challenge

hyper-neutrino

It's definitely on-topic and even pretty well-formatted, but IMO rather boring, and encourages arguably harmful behavior. dingledooper found a page that has all of the links so you don't need to brute force but that makes it arguably less interesting, but at least it doesn't spam the server.

in any case, i probably wouldn't have added yet another downvote if it were already this far down, but it was like -2 or so when I voted

Redwolf Programs

Don't worry guys, my "reverse engineer google maps' license plate blurring" challenge is almost done! :p

hyper-neutrino

bypassing sandbox is almost always a bad idea even for really experienced users

5

Redwolf Programs

shifty glances

Unrelated String

3:56 AM

@RedwolfPrograms two months? those are rookie numbers

hyper-neutrino

i posted my walking/running in the rain challenge without sandboxing first because i really wanted to repcap but i couldn't have been upset really if it got downvoted for being bad or even closed because i voluntarily chose to skip sandboxing

Redwolf Programs

I've gotten fairly good at determining how a post will be received before posting it, and whenever I feel even slightly like something should be sandboxed and I post it anyway it inevitably does pretty badly

"pretty badly" being between +5 and +10, or with a bad answers:votes ratio, much better than "pretty badly" used to be for me :p

Razetime

a good idea is to not predict and just put it in the sandbox so you can actually know what people think

hyper-neutrino

wow, other than my two recent challenges the last challenge i posted was 6 months ago

:/

and before that, a year and 5 months before now lol

Unrelated String

I was about to ask "how do y'all even think of challenges" but then I thought of a challenge

Redwolf Programs

4:04 AM

I've only posted one question that I'd consider truly awful, and not just poorly thought through or due to inexperience. I ended up not posting any more for three months after that, it definitely caused me to rethink not using the sandbox.

Don't end up like me. If your friends offer you ~~drugs~~ not using the sandbox, just say no.

hyper-neutrino

I've had a couple of challenges that were rather bad, maybe due to not sandboxing or just not getting enough feedback (i've since learned to always ask in chat at least once or twice first lol)

Bubbler

Apr 24 '20 at 7:54, by Bubbler

@petStorm I have three of them. They are called Google, Wikipedia, and OEIS.

hyper-neutrino

granted, they were all a decent amount of time ago because i don't post challenges often

Razetime

final feedback please

Bubbler

@Razetime Winning criterion is code golf, right?

Razetime

4:10 AM

ah, yes

hyper-neutrino

+1 for the criterion explanation

i'm assuming the output has to be those characters and not other distinct characters?

Razetime

yep it has to be those

speaking of which, it wouldn't be ascii art anymore

I should add a side note that those can be counted as 1 byte each

Bubbler

I once had an APL answer winning against Jelly purely because of the box-drawing chars being inside the SBCS

Razetime

@Bubbler does this mean that counting box drawing chars as 1 byte is a good thing or a bad thing

Bubbler

Either is fine I guess, just that some SBCS langs like Jelly can't use them verbatim anyway

hyper-neutrino

4:16 AM

it doesn't happen to matter for jelly since you can't include characters in your code that aren't part of jelly's SBCS so it just gets deleted

Razetime

lol great

Unrelated String

even with the unicode flag it still filters them out because really you're always using the unicode flag lol

Adám

@rak1507 Oh, sorry. I missed that.

Unrelated String

...so the challenge i thought of is way too straightforward to be interesting come to think of it but maybe i could still turn it into something

Razetime

@UnrelatedString sure, sandbox it

hyper-neutrino

4:32 AM

also another thing i never recommend - going inactive after posting a challenge, lol (obviously sometimes life happens but in general i try to only post when i know i can be active for at least 30-60 minutes following posting)

Bubbler

^ this

Redwolf Programs

I'm so guilty of that lol

Lyxal

@hyper-neutrino laughs in most activity happens while I'm sleeping because timezones

hyper-neutrino

pro tip: don't sleep

golf > sleep, and also golf your sleeping

Redwolf Programs

If anyone here wants to be like Lyxal: document.body.style.transform = "rotate(180deg)";

Lyxal

4:38 AM

@hyper-neutrino except I can't golf if I'm tired

Stoopid

hyper-neutrino

@RedwolfPrograms my first thought upon seeing that was to rotate my webpage by 0.001 degrees and now i am extremely disturbed

Redwolf Programs

lol

hyper-neutrino

it also messes up alignment so the starboard is all the way at the top instead of sticking in the same spot lol

Redwolf Programs

rotating it one degree is actually much more noticeable than I expected

hyper-neutrino

well it is a 1.7% incline so if you have 1080p it's a 3.1% height difference between the left and right side (approximately, at least)

rip chat for a bit there or just me?

hyper-neutrino

5:05 AM

@cairdcoinheringaahing congrats on front page of all-time users by rep BTW :P

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Unrelated String

5:31 AM

I love how the scroll bar interacts with the 180 degree rotation

wow yeah 1 degree rotation is just cursed

hyper-neutrino

90 degree rotation is fun

Unrelated String

I love how the box for typing a message just disappears

Layout is totally broken

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5:58 AM

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

A Self-Referential Sentence The Story One day, you decide that you want a sentence that tells you where in the sentence the letter T occurs (excluding whitespace and punctuation). Out of curiosity, you try to make one. Messing around a little you get T is the first, fourth, eleventh, sixteenth,...

Lyxal

6:08 AM

time for more lo-fi trump

holy frick trump kpop slaps

and other sentences I never thought I'd say

hello @Wasif

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Do I need a win streak? You have played \$N\$ matches in some game where each match can only result in one of the two outcomes: win or loss. Currently, you have \$W\$ wins. You want to have a win percentage of \$P\$ or more, playing as few matches as possible. Output the minimum win streak that y...