you could also use "natural numbers" - there is ambiguity as to whether that includes 0 or starts at 1 but if you wanted a bijection from N to set of strings i think allowing both makes sense because of indexing and such
anyway, it's trivial to make a bijection between N and Z anyway
i'm not sure you can say there even is a direct equivalent because the whole point of ⍨⍨ is how it interacts with variadicity, if i'm reading this right
That uses 2-2-1 chaining, meaning the monad ² is a dyadic chain with 5 on the left and [2,5] on the right. The monad just ignores the right argument and returns 25. It then passes to the 1-chain, which halves it
the thing about jelly (most of the time, at least) you look at really weird things and it looks so confusing and wrong but once you break it down piece by piece it eventually all clicks together and figuring it out is pretty rewarding :D
if it's ever come up the program probably just started with ð, although that would make the right argument the same as the left instead of an empty string (?)
> The innovative Go Notation is syntactic sugar for the highly sophisticated mathematical construct of Gonads which are used for J/O (Haskell's alternative to I/O). Gonadic J/O is practiced by very few and understood by still fewer; the Haskell expert will be adept in their handling of Gonads.
> Haskell is an obscure, hated and mostly disused esoteric programming language named after the planet Haskell, a large and moving planet orbiting Aldebaran. It was developed in 1969 by Donald 'Waddler' Duck, in collaboration with Adolf Hitler
> JavaScript is a general-purpose programming language who receives huge amounts of undeserved hate from many different people across the globe. In spite of this, the ungrateful haters who only see one side of the story never understand that they would simply not be able to express their distaste for the language for other people if not for JavaScript.
You think that's ugly? Look at this Haskell example from Uncyclopedia:
let_in =let in'let'in=let in let in" let" in
let in let
let'in let_ _in =
let_>>_in in
in'let'in++
let in_let'in=let
in " let in let" in let'in
in_let'in in'let'in
my plan with perhaps errors is that i'll aim not to have any errors except for a digraph builtin that errors for challenges that need you to error so then i can just make that error message whatever the hell i want
@RecursiveCo. I don't have it at hand. Was pretty simple: Just a form and a central server serving all current messages upon requests. Of course, you'd only get new messages when you spoke or reloaded the page.
@user Ligma is a recently discovered medical condition with the first recorded case in 2019 and studies dating back to around March of 2020. It was first discovered in Sawcon in a patient known as Candice, who was traveling to Sugma at the time and is believed to have contracted the disease from a wild fox.
i vaguely remember hearing that php was slightly easier to use as an overall technology than other things you might use for whatever the hell you use it for when it was made
@hyper-neutrino Frankly I didn't know how to use the language and just put in abc to test the UI cause I figured it would error. But is it actually a valid program?
itchy knee in the sand: she wants to roku and roll. (rock) She cheats and hachees (hachoos) and queues waiting for her juu (juice). how to make a short story out of japanese numbers
@UnrelatedString This might sound dumb, but I have to ask - does your enter key get pressed automatically every few seconds (or is there something wrong with it)? It always seems like you get interrupted in the middle of typing a sentence and your message gets broken up into several parts
@user no someone said what did the fox say and then I said what does the sensei say and then people started arguing over Japanese numbers for some reason
