The Nineteenth Byte

user

18:00

iirc there are Greek letters that look like Latin letters lowercased, but different uppercased

Adám

@user It is especially messed up because Unicode didn't separate normal I from Turkic I and ditto for the lowercase.

user

Homoglyphs are annoying but they're a necessary evil imo

@Adám Oh lol

pxeger

@user I presume they mean that "A".lower() could be a or α

user

If by "they" you mean me, and you were talking to StackMeter, then yes

pxeger

@user But then what about the distinction between ENGLISH INDEFINITE ARTICLE A and ENGLISH FINAL LETTER OF TITLE OF CHART-TOPPING VILLAGE PEOPLE SONG

StackMeter

18:01

@pxeger I'm gonna use that at some point

user

@pxeger Wait what

Adám

@pxeger Should 3 lowercase to з?

user

When I look up "ENGLISH FINAL LETTER OF TITLE OF CHART-TOPPING VILLAGE PEOPLE SONG", I don't get any meaningful results

pxeger

@user well, the meaning of A in A bagel is completely different form the meaning of A in YMCA

user

Okay?

Adám

18:03

@pxeger Yes, but that's literally literally how English works.

pxeger

it was a joke

user

Oh ok

StackMeter

@Adám no

it don't lowercase

do not ask me why I know that

Adám

@StackMeter It does in Russian.

Ze (Cyrillic)

Ze (З з; italics: З з) is a letter of the Cyrillic script. It commonly represents the voiced alveolar fricative /z/, like the pronunciation of ⟨z⟩ in "zebra". Ze is romanized using the Latin letter ⟨z⟩. The shape of Ze is very similar to the Arabic numeral three ⟨3⟩, and should not be confused with the Cyrillic letter E ⟨Э⟩. == History and shape == Ze is derived from the Greek letter Zeta (Ζ ζ). In the Early Cyrillic alphabet its name was землꙗ (zemlja), meaning "earth". The shape of the letter originally looked similar to a Greek or Latin letter Z with a tail on the bottom (ꙁ). Though a majuscule...

pxeger

GET TO З CHOPPAA

StackMeter

18:05

It's a 3

Adám

And in Dutch, the uppercase of ÿ is Ĳ

pxeger

or how the lowercase of ẞ is ss

(sometimes)

StackMeter

I can't do it

it don't work

Adám

@pxeger No, never. The uppercase of ẞ is sometimes SS, though.

pxeger

@StackMeter what

@Adám yeah that's what I meant

My German is rusty

StackMeter

18:07

@pxeger I said what I said

it don't work

in Python, it quits

pxeger

@StackMeter what is "it"

StackMeter

the prgogram lowercasing ẞ and friends

pxeger

$ python
...
>>> 'ẞ'.lower()
'ẞ'

Adám

@pxeger Looks like a bug to me. APL:

      ⎕c'ẞ'
ß

StackMeter

then why doesn't this work
````print(ord(("ẞ".lower)))````

pxeger

18:10

you need parens after .lower

@Adám that's the same?

Adám

@pxeger No, Python returned the char unmodified.

pxeger

oh there's a difference, I didn't even notice

that's probably the source of the confusion

@Adám Python didn't actually do that. I didn't copy and paste; I typed it out because I thought they were the same

Adám

@pxeger Cheater.

pxeger

well they're really close to indistinguishable for me

I'm using quite a small screen though tbf

Adám

Pretty clear in the screenshot, no?

StackMeter

18:13

so the lower case of ẞ is ẞ, so it's not ss, and thus you lied to me

pxeger

@Adám yes

StackMeter

I feel betrayed

pxeger

@StackMeter I didn't lie; I was wrong

different

StackMeter

ok

let us test it with the other ß

Adám

What do you mean?

StackMeter

18:14

well, I tried it, and unless the ASCII code of "ss" is 223, you are wrong

Adám

Unicode specifies various ways to case map.

There are modes that preserve length, and modes that allow changing length.

Also, relevant:

10

Q: Case-fold German

Given a German string and an indication of a case (lower/upper/title), fold the string to that case. Specifications Input will consist only of a–z plus äöüß-,.;:!?'" in uppercase and/or lowercase. The target case may be taken as any three unique values (please specify what they are) of a consist...

StackMeter

Why does title case ß go to Ss

Adám

18:35

Because it is really a double-letter, so the first half of it is upper.

StackMeter

oh ok

That actually makes sense upon thinking about it

based on letters: CMQ: letter(s) you could go without, and why - most creative answer will get starred.

caird coinheringaahing

c

StackMeter

and why?

Adám

Always k or s

caird coinheringaahing

c kan be kompletely replased with s and k

StackMeter

18:38

ok

hyper-neutrino

ch

Adám

@StackMeter x: always ks or ct or z

StackMeter

nice

hyper-neutrino

@StackMeter q: basically just k

StackMeter

these are very logical answers that make legitimate sense

I was looking for the memes tho

caird coinheringaahing

18:39

e as it is not good

StackMeter

ok

any more

Adám

@StackMeter ebaumsworld.com/jokes/euro-english/80948761

rak1507

@StackMeter all apart from i en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iota_and_Jot

pxeger

@cairdcoinheringaahing nope

StackMeter

/because I was thinking about making a CMC where you bet letters to go without, and you can call, raise or fold (where raising involves giving up at least one more letter

pxeger

18:41

@StackMeter x, k, or q

caird coinheringaahing

@StackMeter x can always be replaced with ex

StackMeter

can't make it easy for you

hyper-neutrino

→ 18 messages moved to letter poker

StackMeter

:58199698 I raise with a, b, d and f

hyper-neutrino

this is likely to generate a lot of clutter or barely readable messages so I have moved it into a new room for y'all

caird coinheringaahing

18:48

Smart call :P

StackMeter

thanks

probably best

caird coinheringaahing

19:12

@hyper-neutrino Flag messages don't allow for markdown, do they?

StackMeter

guys - the first round of letter poker is starting, come watch

hyper-neutrino

if you mean flags on main site, it seems they do allow it

probably the same format as comments

also wait does this let me farm infinite helpful flags in theory? (I just retracted my own flag but like in theory)

caird coinheringaahing

Guess it doesn't support [tag:style-markdown] then

@hyper-neutrino I don't think so

user

@hyper-neutrino Imma flag this ;P

caird coinheringaahing

Mods can't get Marshal or Deputy, because they can't get helpful flags IIRC

hyper-neutrino

19:15

just confirmed, I can raise and validate my own flag and it will add to my helpful flag count...

user

@StackMeter Is it okay if I go back to before HN mentioned images?

StackMeter

@user too late, the round has started

user

@cairdcoinheringaahing But what about when HN is unmodified?

StackMeter

@user they will get it

caird coinheringaahing

@hyper-neutrino Oh, I guess that might be how mods get Marshal after they step down, as you just can't get those badges while mod

hyper-neutrino

19:17

would seem like it

caird coinheringaahing

IIRC Monica noticed she was fired because she received the Marshal badge

hyper-neutrino

if anyone notices they were fired for any reason other than that they were told that they were fired (and why) that raises many red flags :/

but okay, i see

user

@hyper-neutrino Pun intended?

hyper-neutrino

not particularly but I did notice before I sent it and didn't bother rewording

caird coinheringaahing

@hyper-neutrino I mean yeah. But of all the shit that happened around that, the way Monica found out is like the least worst

hyper-neutrino

19:19

That's true

caird coinheringaahing

It's a bit like going "Hey, I killed your puppy" but instead of telling someone, you just send them a bitmoji of that. Like, that's not a great way, but there's so much worse to unpack there :P

hyper-neutrino

that's... an interesting analogy

caird coinheringaahing

Yeah :/ TBH I don't think anyone's found a "good" analogy for what happened with Monica, or anything around that

I cleared that star; we don't need that on the starboard

StackMeter

I wanna know how to convert ASCII to binary but it uses 6 and 9

do not question why

hyper-neutrino

step 1: convert to bytes
step 2: convert to binary
step 3: s/0/6
step 4: s/1/9
step 5: profit

caird coinheringaahing

19:29

Jelly, 6 bytes

Wezl

lol, having a deleted answer edited down to "reduce clutter"

hyper-neutrino

CMP: "string" or 'string' (Python)

Wezl

@hyper-neutrino '''string'''

or r'string'

caird coinheringaahing

@hyper-neutrino “string”, preferably “string when I can

hyper-neutrino

I prefer to use str().join(map(chr, [1, 2, 3]))

caird coinheringaahing

19:40

def f():
    for i in [1, 2, 3]: yield i
print(end = str().join(map(chr, list(f()) + [10])))

Clearly superior

pxeger

@hyper-neutrino part of me says '' because it's 1 fewer keystroke, but part of me says "" because ' is really an apostrophe

Wezl

*removes the incorrect part*

pxeger

@hyper-neutrino I always forget nilad constructors like that exist

user

Guys, I just found a really easy to make the string 'str' in Python! All you need to do is type(str(1447)).__name__! This'll save me so many keystrokes in the future

elementiro

@Adám that video is brilliant. Same energy as this gem: youtube.com/watch?v=A8zWWp0akUU

Unrelated String

19:44

i tend to do the thing they sort of want you to do where you use single quotes except you use double quotes instead of escaping single quotes

Wezl

@user ...afraid to ask what you did before

user

>;)

@hyper-neutrino The Java programmer in me wants "string", and the Python programmer in me is too scared of snakes and snake-like objects to deal with Python strings (or strings in any language)

hyper-neutrino

i like to use "" possibly because Java was one of the first languages i learned more seriously

caird coinheringaahing

@hyper-neutrino Either is acceptable. Languages that require one (looking at you Add++) are bad

hyper-neutrino

'' still feels like character literal to me

also having to use both quotes is weird. it's a single character; there's no ambiguity as to the length of it, the second ' is totally extraneous

Wezl

19:47

mwahahas in scheme (#\ literals ftw)

Unrelated String

schemes in mwahaha

Wezl

' is also really handy for primes, which I make heavy use of (in functional programming without mutation)

Unrelated String

and yeah ot

s always so weird when character literals use two single quotes

Neil

@hyper-neutrino I pronounce it "Try It Online!"

bah, I misclicked and that replied to the wrong message

Unrelated String

i was about to ask

user

19:49

@hyper-neutrino How about this?

class ing:
  def __init__(self):
    print(str().join([*type(str(1447)).__name__, type(self).__name__]))

ing()

hyper-neutrino

i was gonna code something far more cursed but didn't want to waste too much time

user

@Wezl Those are annoying

@hyper-neutrino What was it going to utilize?

hyper-neutrino

was gonna make an integer, character, and string class, an int to char converter, an integer factory, an integer stream class, a string builder class, etc

Wezl

@user May I ask why?

user

I would like to waste time on it, since my brain's malfunctioning today anyway

@Wezl No real reason, just don't like not having the character be between ''s

@hyper-neutrino How is that cursed? That is very idiomatic in Java.

hyper-neutrino

19:51

I think you answered your own question

Wezl

lOl

caird coinheringaahing

@user Excuse me, how is that idomatic? He doesn't even have a factory factory?

And, tbh, if you don't have a factory factory Factory, are you even coding Java?

Neil

@pxeger huh, you're right. (I actually had to look this up, since I've redefined my AltGr to be the more useful Compose key, and I can still type the Euro using AltGr, E, =)

hyper-neutrino

you need a factory to produce your infinite chain of factories

user

Here's a checklist for whether or not you should do something in Java:
1. Is it verbose? If yes, continue on. If not, add some meaningless words to all your classes and methods.
2. Does it have at least 2 factories and/or builders? If not, make sure you add some design patterns. A `BuilderFactoryProviderAdapter` is best.
3. Does it have enough abstraction? Make sure you don't get too abstract, because then some might think you're an FP programmer, and we don't want that. But make sure it's just abstract enough that no one understands anything.

Damn, I was hoping that'd be starred like my headless chicken thing

Neil

20:05

@pxeger Dear companies: If you design your service such that I'm required to create an online account in order to use it at all, please re-evaluate your life choices.

2

A username

Hoi

caird coinheringaahing

Ooh, people are starting to use "The devs spent time on confetti" as a justification for minor feature-requests :D

4

rak1507

@Neil Dear companies: if you design your service such that I'm required to be a sentient being in order to use it, please re-evaluate your life choices

caird coinheringaahing

Dear companies: please re-evaluate your life choices

hyper-neutrino

Dear companies: please re-evaluate your life choices.

user

20:06

Dear companies: Please re-evaluate your life choices.

caird coinheringaahing

\o/

hyper-neutrino

._.

StackMeter

I wanna default dance on someone

A username

Dear companies: Please re-evaluate your life choices.

user

@cairdcoinheringaahing wtf, three of them?

hyper-neutrino

20:07

nearly identical

okay no star spamming

user

Okay, who's starring all of that?

caird coinheringaahing

Stop with the star spam

8

A username

@user I've been meaning to ask for a while - Why did you change your name to Original Original Original VI?

caird coinheringaahing

That's their IRL name

user

^

A username

20:08

Sure.

user

May 15 at 22:57, by user

@Ausername Actually, that's my real name (I was named "Original Original Original VI" when I was born, but I changed my name yesterday)

This has come up before ^

StackMeter

but no-one uses Python but me and HN, and HN memes on me

hyper-neutrino

a lot of people use Python on CGCC

i am around mediocre level at python golfing

user

@StackMeter HN memes on you?

caird coinheringaahing

@StackMeter xnor would like a word

A username

20:09

I have used pyton once

@StackMeter ovs and Noodle9?

hyper-neutrino

@StackMeter dingledooper

Wasif

caird coinheringaahing

xnor, Lynn, ovs, Noodle, dingledooper, Jonathan Allan, Wasif, HN, me (from time to time), Xcoder (not that active)

StackMeter

@user yes

A username

Vyxal: Me, Lyxal, Wasif, Underslash, Aaron Miller.
+ everyone who just wanted the bounty.

StackMeter

HN snipes me like they went to military training

just scores under all the good questions

user

20:12

@Ausername Context. It was just a dumb joke that I dragged too far

A username

Oh wow

StackMeter

@Ausername add me onto that list

A username

Oh true

StackMeter

literally searched for the easiest challs, and did them

A username

I'm grinding through ascii-art in Vyxal right now.

caird coinheringaahing

20:14

The top 10 Python golfers on the site, in terms of # of answers are: xnor, ovs, TFeld, Dennis, Chas Brown, Jonathan Allan, Sp3000, hyper-neutrino, Rod, mbomb007. Some honourable mentions (11-15): Lynn, Noodle9, Keith Randall, Mr. Xcoder and totallyhuman

StackMeter

ok

where am I on that list

caird coinheringaahing

xnor has 1042 Python answers, ovs (#2) has 555

A username

@hyper-neutrino #string

StackMeter

@hyper-neutrino It's the norm to use "string", but 'string' can work too, and can be a good workaround to restricted source.

user

In JS, you could do (function(){/*string*/}).toString().substring(a,b) probably

StackMeter

20:18

why is there a 9 and a 7 star message about yaoi? What occured here?

A username

I'm second for Vyxal.

caird coinheringaahing

@StackMeter You can click the "3h ago" and it takes you to the transcript :P

user

@StackMeter Don't ask.

StackMeter

ok

I still don't know what place I'm in for Python

elementiro

I don't get what the context is with this discussion 'vs" but in some languages 'string' and "string" actually means something different - e.g. one is character array and latter is actual string type. So it might depend on situasion which one to use.

caird coinheringaahing

20:19

@StackMeter Gimme a second, my query's running

StackMeter

ok

A username

”string»

StackMeter

@Ausername that's a sin

user

@StackMeter More specifically, it's Jelly

hyper-neutrino

@Ausername invalid

your quotation is facing the wrong way

StackMeter

20:21

more of a sin than JS, and we all know that's Satan's father

user

@StackMeter Why do you insult Satan so?

A username

When I put the quotation the right way it's *AS lithic!

StackMeter

@user because he couldn't compare to JS

If I go to hell, it's just all gonna be JS

and broken JS as that

user

Hi @AncientSwordRage! I don't mean to bother you, but do you feel ready to post your matrix decompression challenge?

@StackMeter It's alright, if every religious book in the world is correct, everyone's going to hell :P

hyper-neutrino

Don't you have to die first? In which case I think I'm fine.

elementiro

20:23

@StackMeter JS is purgatory, hell is made of PHP

A username

JS is fine.

StackMeter

@elementiro no, hell is SQL

A username

@StackMeter True

Wait no BF.

caird coinheringaahing

@StackMeter You have 24 Python answers, which is joint 116th with 7 other users

StackMeter

@cairdcoinheringaahing :( 116th

gotta go reach top 100

user

20:25

@hyper-neutrino Well, other people need to die to reach hell, but you're in Canada already and you're immortal, so...

elementiro

@StackMeter Eh, kinda true. We could add Pascal to the list of terrible languages too.

hyper-neutrino

@user >:-(

caird coinheringaahing

You have an average score of 1.42 per post (a net score of 34) and its been 95 days between your first and last Python answer

user

@hyper-neutrino Turn that emoticon upside down

hyper-neutrino

@user )-:<

caird coinheringaahing

20:25

)-:<

user

@hyper-neutrino >:-( is what I intended

elementiro

It's still sad emoticon.

hyper-neutrino

@cairdcoinheringaahing can you link the query? or rather i just want to know what my avg score is :p

user

Y'all can't even understand simple instructions such as "turn upside down" smh

caird coinheringaahing

@StackMeter That's 5 answers, and 37 upvotes away

user

20:26

@elementiro That was the joke :P

A username

)->><><><)<-(<>)>:<><>:>:->(_

StackMeter

also, is there a query that tells me of questions not answered in Python

A username

[++<--]++<--.-+,[<,]++-

caird coinheringaahing

@hyper-neutrino Your average score for Python is 4.26, you have 253 answers with a total of 1078 score

StackMeter

and SECOND SILVER BADGE WOO LET'S ALL GO UPVOTE EACH OTHERS POSTS

user

20:27

@cairdcoinheringaahing Could you check what my score is? (obviously, it's going to be low, but I'd still like to see)

hyper-neutrino

@cairdcoinheringaahing oh nice lol. do you know what my avg/jelly is?

caird coinheringaahing

@hyper-neutrino Top Language Golfers

4

hyper-neutrino

nice

caird coinheringaahing

@user For what language?

user

Python

caird coinheringaahing

20:28

@hyper-neutrino 3.43

AncientSwordRage

@user no as I've not written out the algorithm for it

user

@user But nvm that, I didn't see the SEDE query before

AncientSwordRage

Soon hopefully (weeks, not months)

hyper-neutrino

6-8 weeks? :P

user

Sounds good

hyper-neutrino

20:29

i wonder what my best language by average score is (that i've used more than like once or twice). probably python tbh

StackMeter

mine is 1.4 :( gotta get that up

elementiro

I'm 13th for the MATLAB. Nice.

AncientSwordRage

@hyper-neutrino hopefully fewer than SE take on most things

caird coinheringaahing

@user For Python, you have 7 posts, with 18 score for an average of 2.57

Here;s a fork that takes a language name and user id and limits it to just that user

StackMeter

@cairdcoinheringaahing oh come on - how does user have a higher average than me with 7 answers

user

20:31

@cairdcoinheringaahing Nice, thanks!

hyper-neutrino

@StackMeter either better consistency/quality, or luck, lol

the top average scorer for jelly has only one answer in jelly, because it got +53, and that is therefore their whole average. if you have very few answers, any outliers are basically just the whole statistic

user

I only post Python answers when I think they'll turn out okay (which is almost never) :P

StackMeter

@hyper-neutrino it's probably luck, or at least that's what I tell myself to stop me crying

hyper-neutrino

also, if you want to get score/rep, you should post challenges, or wait for new challenges and answer them

user

I have the most Scala answers on CGCC, but my average score is abysmal (1.85) :(

caird coinheringaahing

20:33

Damn, I have more Python answers than I thought. 23, total score 85 for an average of 3.7

StackMeter

actually let me go check if there are any more problems with my challenge and then post it

hyper-neutrino

i'd rather not disclose the specifics about (what I know about) gaming the system to get more rep for less effort (though it's not very hard to figure out) because I don't want to promote it

caird coinheringaahing

FGITW is the easiest way to game the system tbh

user

Easiest way to game the system is posting high quality answers and challenges

hyper-neutrino

actually tbh there isn't even really a secret to it. just FGITW and HNQ effect, lol. anything else is... a bit arbitarary and down to luck, TBH

caird coinheringaahing

20:34

Is that really "gaming" the system? :P

user

Please subscribe for more useless tips

hyper-neutrino

that requires effort tho :p for max rep / min effort FGITW and HNQ is definitely way easier

caird coinheringaahing

@hyper-neutrino One slightly lesser-known trick is that it's better to post an invalid answer, delete it and edit+undelete than to take your time and post later on

(better = more likely to get rep)

elementiro

Meh, reputation is cool and gives the dopamine but IMHO it's more about actual fun of solving challanges and golfing.

caird coinheringaahing

^

user

20:36

^ And if you want dopamine, you can just do drugs /s

hyper-neutrino

@elementiro i 100% agree with this, and it's a bit hypocritical (or whatever the other term was) for someone like me to say this but focusing on rep detracts from the whole point in participating here anyway; it's a byproduct of the actual fun part of codegolf and CGCC

caird coinheringaahing

But its fun to talk about ways to "game" the system :P

user

We're all about games

StackMeter

@elementiro ik but I have to get to 1000 at least so I can call myself relevant for having a K

caird coinheringaahing

@hyper-neutrino I often get a bit wary of an "ivory tower" effect by turning around to lower-rep users and saying "Oh well, you shouldn't really care about the rep, just have fun"

hyper-neutrino

20:37

@cairdcoinheringaahing oh. yeah, I suppose you could do that too. that's... probably something I'd contact users over if I notice them intentionally doing it

caird coinheringaahing

@hyper-neutrino I've done that before, where I've posted an answer I think works, it turns out not to, I delete it, fix and then undelete it

hyper-neutrino

@cairdcoinheringaahing ah yes that's the term. yeah, I think as long as one isn't sacrificing quality or fun entirely for rep and still looks to participate for the sake of enjoyment, wanting more rep is totally normal because a) internet points go brrrrr and b) SE's whole privilege system is based around it

user

Oh wait, I just realized that my average score for Python answers is much lower. My Compose a Song question just happened to contain ## Python, 0 bytes

caird coinheringaahing

I discourage people from posting a "placeholder"/completely invalid answer, then working on it

hyper-neutrino

@cairdcoinheringaahing yeah. I've definitely done that a couple times too, especially with the really tricky ones where i post like a 200+ byte python program and later have to fix it

StackMeter

20:39

any more edits before I post it

user

@hyper-neutrino Codidact's privilege system is nicer in that respect

StackMeter

trying to get advice at a time where most of you are around

caird coinheringaahing

I'm ~250 Jelly answers away from catching Erik :(

StackMeter

sad

user

@StackMeter So when factoring the exponents, we can either do p1^x1 * p2 ^ x2 * p3^x3... or p1 * p2 * p3 ...?

And if we choose the later, do we repeat the process on the exponents' factors' exponents too?

StackMeter

20:44

@user the former - as stated, you must use the fewest numbers, and the only edge case was specified clearly.

Redwolf Programs

This is unrelated to the conversation, but I'm going to pin a message about not discussing users' suspensions since that's been happening a lot

Quick reminder: Discussing users' suspensions (or speculating about their behavior or potential sockpuppets) is not allowed. If you believe a user might be a sockpuppet, use mod flags on one of their posts (or your own). Feel free to ping a mod or RO if you have a more general question about this rule.

7

user

I still don't really understand the challenge, but that's probably because of me, not the challenge itself :P

@RedwolfPrograms How long will this have to be kept up? (also, do you want to bold the entire message?)

caird coinheringaahing

Umm

Redwolf Programs

I'll leave it there for a little while, at least until something more important needs to be pinned.

hyper-neutrino

@cairdcoinheringaahing known issue since like forever

caird coinheringaahing

20:48

Interestingly, it it timed out when I tried to star it, but I have now starred and pinned it :P

Redwolf Programs

It's not a super obvious rule, and at least one RO (me :p) has accidentally broken it, so it's probably a good idea to leave it somewhere nice and visible for a while

StackMeter

@user also yes

just clarifying everything here before I post it

caird coinheringaahing

@RedwolfPrograms One note about this: we (the ROs/mods) will try to nip such conversations in the bud. If it does escalate, and our warning are ignored, we will not hesitate to place the room in timeout and/or kick the offending users. This has already happened a couple of times, I'm just making it "written" policy

@StackMeter I'll let someone else FGITW the Jelly answer, I've repcapped today :p

StackMeter

@cairdcoinheringaahing repcapping - is this some sort of inside joke that I'm too dumb to understand?

Redwolf Programs

There's a reputation cap of 200/day

caird coinheringaahing

20:53

You can get a maximum of 200 reputation a day (barring bounties/accepts). I've already hit that limit, so any new upvotes on my posts go to "waste"

user

Is it just me, or did TNB use to pile stars on everything? Looking at the starred messages here, many have upwards of 10 stars on them

Redwolf Programs

There were just more people then

StackMeter

@cairdcoinheringaahing no I was making a meme

user

:(

Redwolf Programs

We still pile stars on, there are just fewer people starring

caird coinheringaahing

20:55

@user TNB used to have ~30 users in the room as a minimum. We now have between 10 and 20 users typically

user

For some reason, that makes me feel sad

caird coinheringaahing

TNB used to be the most active room on the network, having ~50 users in here wasn't unheard of

StackMeter

eh

don't mind

SO is overrated anyway

Redwolf Programs

Well this isn't SO

And SO's underrated on places like Reddit

caird coinheringaahing

@cairdcoinheringaahing However, the most number of users I've ever "seen" in a room was ~1.2k in Mos Eisley

hyper-neutrino

20:58

mos eisley is apparently particularly infamous. didn't Shog himself freeze the room?

StackMeter

@cairdcoinheringaahing qué

caird coinheringaahing

@hyper-neutrino Shog nuked the room and close to perma-banned a couple of high-rep users

user

@cairdcoinheringaahing How did SE chat even handle those many users?

hyper-neutrino

had this in my search bar's autocomplete; just found the room

caird coinheringaahing

The history of Mos Eisley

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