The Nineteenth Byte

22:01

14 mins ago, by caird coinheringaahing

@Shaggy Does it have anything to do with the design companies (? I believe they're companies) that you're involved with?

Shaggy

@user Nominate me your favourite solution and you've got yourself a 500 rep bounty. And I am that impressed that I will throw you a 2nd 500 rep bounty on your first Japt solution.

caird coinheringaahing

Wait, is that actually it?

The Fin = Peter Noble, which is your name?

A username

Lol

Shaggy

But ping me Monday to remind 'cause I'm about to get incredibly drunk!

N3buchadnezzar

@Shaggy So just a 500 bounty then :P

rak1507

22:03

wait that was it?! that was underwhelming

user

Oh lol, that was really easy

rak1507

all that stalking was for nothing

user

Thanks for the bounty, I’ll find a good answer later (not too many of them :p$

A username

Lol

hyper-neutrino

wait, actually? I mean, even if none of us knew your last name until all that stalking, surely your wife would've? i honestly can't tell if that's actually it or if you are just being incredibly sarcastic :P

Shaggy

22:05

@rak1507 Unless you know (and I mean really) know comics, nobody knows who the shit The Fin is.

rak1507

oh so the connection is just that it has the same name as you

I suppose that could be easily overlooked

N3buchadnezzar

@hyper-neutrino I am watching your video now, you got yourself a subscriber

rak1507

ok that was fun now everyone try and find the hidden meaning in my profile picture :P

hyper-neutrino

easy, just reverse the gravatar algorithm and then reverse engineer MD5 and figure out the salt and rak's email

A username

There is no hidden meaning, it's a generic identicon.

@hyper-neutrino Wait what?

You can do that?

hyper-neutrino

22:07

> reverse engineer MD5

caird coinheringaahing

No, they're salted

hyper-neutrino

gravatar generation is not random, it's directly based on the MD5 hash of your email, however, SE salts it for security

Area 51 doesn't though

ngn

reverse engineering md5 is easy, engineering a reverse md5 algorithm though..

N3buchadnezzar

@hyper-neutrino So if rak has an Area 51 profile...

Shaggy

@hyper-neutrino Didn't take any stalking, my full name is right there in my GH URL, which is linked from pretty much every solution I post!

hyper-neutrino

22:08

I'm just surprised it had that few layers of obscurity and still took this long, but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ :P

caird coinheringaahing

34 mins ago, by user

@Shaggy Does it have to do with the Fin/Peter Noble?

hyper-neutrino

I guess it's easy to get caught up with the obscure clues

caird coinheringaahing

user and I both found it over half an hour ago :P

rak1507

lol yeah so you did

A username

Anyone got a question to post? I'm bored...

hyper-neutrino

22:13

well, if you're bored, you could go post a challenge :P

rak1507

shortest code that halts iff the collatz conjecture is true/false (take your pick)

ngn

@Ausername cmp: how much does a bottle (0.7l) of your favourite liquor (the brand you buy most often) cost in your country?

A username

sighs You know what I mean.

caird coinheringaahing

@ngn My favourite, or the cheapest? :P

ngn

@cairdcoinheringaahing the one you purchase most often

caird coinheringaahing

22:14

Probably a £32 of scotch

rak1507

NaN: no purchased bottles in records :P

caird coinheringaahing

But I don't buy that very often, just more often than any other liquors :P

ngn

@cairdcoinheringaahing must be good scotch, sounds expensive to me :)

N3buchadnezzar

A £32 daily driver

caird coinheringaahing

@ngn For the quality, it's very worth it

My local supermarket used to seek it for £23 but they hiked the price recently :/

rak1507

22:19

maybe they just accidentally put the price tag in reverse ~~ok that wouldn't actually work but yes~~

N3buchadnezzar

Wait supermarkeds sells alcohol? What is this a land of sin?

caird coinheringaahing

Most supermarkets sell alcohol here

ngn

i can find modest brands of whisky&whiskey for <£10, good ones sell for 15-20 (and of course there's no limit for the price), vodkas are about the same

@N3buchadnezzar why wouldn't they?

A username

CMQ: Worst codepage?

Jelly has “” for some reason...

hyper-neutrino

why is that bad

N3buchadnezzar

22:26

Here there is a special store which is allowed to sell alcohol over 5%, I guess that equals 10 proof

caird coinheringaahing

@ngn A standard 70cl bottle of Smirnoff costs £21 here :/

The 35cl bottle is only £9 tho

hyper-neutrino

wait, wtf lol

caird coinheringaahing

Yeah it's weird. I have never seen the shelves have more than one small bottle at a time tho, it's like a magic replacement

N3buchadnezzar

@cairdcoinheringaahing 26£ here ^^

ngn

@N3buchadnezzar norway?! cold&dark&no spirits? now that is torture..

caird coinheringaahing

22:30

The pricing at my local shop is always weird

N3buchadnezzar

But comparing prices is meaningless over borders, I just wish we always divided by the mean incomme or something when comparing prices.

Or used the macdonalds index

@ngn We drink like a lot lot... I think that is why the state put a monopoly on it. We still act like swines tho

caird coinheringaahing

The only Norwegian spirit I know of is akvavit, which is disgusting, so not selling Norwegian spirits makes sense :P

N3buchadnezzar

We also brew our own wack shit liqour in barns and stuff

ngn

here(bulgaria) many people do too but as long as i have a choice, i wouldn't drink that

rak1507

my dad has a friend who makes his own wine out of nettles, can't say it sounds all that appealing

N3buchadnezzar

22:39

It tastes like ... and then you are asleep

Or riding a pig through town, barely dressed with a sword in and a half viking helmet dangling

ngn

lol :)

caird coinheringaahing

@rak1507 I've brewed my own beer before, it's quite good tbh

ngn

at this time of year i envy everyone living in the north

rak1507

@cairdcoinheringaahing fair enough

@ngn I always think of eastern europe being cold + snowy but it's actually really hot in summer

ngn

@rak1507 eastern europe is a large geographical area with many different types of climate

rak1507

22:53

yeah

caird coinheringaahing

@ngn That depends on which part of Eastern Europe you're talking about :P

ngn

@cairdcoinheringaahing exactly

i think north-south(lattitude) and proximity to the sea/ocean matter more than east-west(longitude)

rak1507

definitely, even a few hundred miles south from me it's really hot, glad I live a bit more northern, at least until winter comes

caird coinheringaahing

As someone a few hundred miles south from you, yes, it's really hot :P

N3buchadnezzar

I live on the north pole, that is why my code is so cold

ngn

23:03

you guys don't know what hot is :) i visited singapore once. within a few minutes after exiting the mrt (their underground), my t-shirt was all wet, from top to bottom. that was at night.

caird coinheringaahing

I definitely prefer cold to hot :P

ngn

me too but i was born in the wrong place

rak1507

same, warming up is almost always easier than cooling down

caird coinheringaahing

I've been out in -30C and +30C and significantly prefer the colder

rak1507

don't think I've been in below -5 or so, and top probably 30 ish

N3buchadnezzar

23:08

lyxal

@hyper-neutrino so you're saying that if I made maps do for-each instead of laze eval'd, it'd work better?

Unrelated String

wouldn't a strict map over an infinite list never terminate though

lyxal

Exactly

So I don't see how hyper's solution would help

I'd need it explained a bit more

Unrelated String

i think he's proposing having both as options

hyper-neutrino

^

lyxal

23:18

So you mean having an apply digraph?

hyper-neutrino

well, i intend to make it a digraph because i don't really care about anything other than implicit output

but just like an apply transformer / lambda type / whatever

lyxal

Cool

To the ever expanding todo list it goes

hyper-neutrino

it's a possible solution ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

you could also detect things that require immediate (and therefore unterminating) strict map such as , and just make map/map lambda instead foreach

Unrelated String

^

hyper-neutrino

or even just have a digraph that does foreach and prints at the end

cuz that wouldn't even take any extra bytes

because you get to drop the ,

anyway i'm going for a walk cy'all later o/

AviFS

23:27

Does anyone know how to do <Esc> in V, TIO's Vim lang?

Link to TIO's V

Link to V wiki

It's so weird that I can't find it anywhere

Alternatively, any other good places to link so people can try your Vim submissions online?

This js version of Vim is really impressive, but you'd have to type in the sequence yourself: coolwanglu.github.io/vim.js/emterpreter/vim.html

lyxal

@hyper-neutrino the accepted answer for codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/123194/… need to be updated when you get back from walking

codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/123438/78850 is the epic winner

AviFS

Solved... enough

But it doesn't come up anywhere in the Github

It was in the V/Vim chat room which is closed

Evidently you can add the -v flag for verbose, and then you can use <esc>

But there might be a better way

caird coinheringaahing

23:53

I believe if you have the literal byte, you can just use it

Huh, copy-pasting 0x1b on mobile gives  instead

user

@Shaggy lol I just did a reverse image search

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