The Nineteenth Byte

Dude coinheringaahing

20:00

@pxeger Hmm, that sounds like a familiar place :P

pxeger

Quat Mini Chestion ;)

user

It may be better to write LYAL CMC to make it easier to search for later on

emanresu A

Hello Zorp.

DLosc

@Adám Of course you're free to answer it in some other language, but it'll probably be trivial.

Adám

@user Yeah, and avoid a new TLA every time.

Dude coinheringaahing

20:00

TLA?

user

@pxeger Quat Chini Muestion, Mat Quini Chestion

Adám

@Dudecoinheringaahing Three Letter Abbreviation.

user

@Dudecoinheringaahing Terrible Long Answers

pxeger

and this system doesn't work for languages with names that begin with C

especially C itself, if that was a LYAL language

DLosc

@user Well, maybe. Hrmph.

user

20:02

Or when two languages have the same first letter (JavaScript and Java) (not that those will be chosen but you know what I mean)

Dude coinheringaahing

I'm planning to start a bookmark as some kind of "this was when the event happened", given that it was suggested the message after the pin that we call them QMCs, it should be fine

user

Good idea

Adám

CMC: Longest autological word.

Dude coinheringaahing

In the future, we can call them whatever works at the time, whether that be LYAL CMC or whatever funny acronym we come up with

DLosc

@pxeger The top voted suggestion for which this would become an issue is Cascade. Which is highly voted, so... yeah.

pxeger

20:03

@Adám "autological" :Þ

user

@Adám humongous

I'd say YAML, but that doesn't count

Adám

Autological word

An autological word (also called homological word) is a word that expresses a property that it also possesses (e.g., "word" is a word, "noun" is a noun, "English" is English, "pentasyllabic" has five syllables). The opposite is a heterological word, one that does not apply to itself (e.g. the word "long" is not long, "monosyllabic" does not have just one syllable, “dactyl” is not a dactyl). Unlike more general concepts of autology and self-reference, this particular distinction and opposition of "autological" and "heterological words" is uncommon in linguistics for describing linguistic phenomena...

user

Does oxymoron count?

Adám

@user Oh no, you broke the dictionary.

ngn

verylongwordlikeasentencewithoutspaces

DLosc

20:06

@ngn That's German ;p

pxeger

@Adám I broke the dictionary already, with fewer steps ;)

ngn

@DLosc german should be considered a loophole for this challenge :)

Adám

(Ouch, I can't see – cutting onions…)

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Q: Euler's numerus idoneus

Euler's numerus idoneus, or idoneal numbers, are a finite set of numbers whose exact number is unknown, as it depends on whether or not the Generalized Riemann hypothesis holds or not. If it does, there are exactly 65 idoneal numbers. If not, there are either 66 or 67. For the purposes of this ch...

user

Related: triskaidekaphobia and Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia

Whoever named that second one was a sadist :P

Dude coinheringaahing

20:09

Is "quine" autological?

DLosc

@user Probably just a hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophiliac who thought a fear of long words was silly ;p

Adám

Masochist to the to the sadist: Hit me, hit me!
Sadist: NO!

user

:P

DLosc

@Adám My immediate thought

user

CMC: Tips for hypothetically helping yourself on math tests using less-than-ethical methods?

Dude coinheringaahing

20:16

If you have a calculator that can run programs (e.g. TI-82), write notes in those program files

@DLosc I'm heartbroken that Pip doesn't have auto-complete string terminators :(

ngn

@user the thing with maths is, if you're smart enough to cheat successfully, you're probably smart enough to solve the problems anyway

user

Not necessarily

@Dudecoinheringaahing Good idea, although typing in those is hard :/

DLosc

@user I just saw a Tom Scott video about that, actually... here you go

Dude coinheringaahing

@ngn the biggest thing I'd want to cheat on in a maths test is remembering some of the identities

user

@DLosc That link is too recognizable :P

ngn

20:18

@Dudecoinheringaahing trigonometry?

emanresu A

What about thelongestwordthatcannnotbeexpresssedinlessthansixtyletters?

user

@Dudecoinheringaahing That and the various stupid equations they make you memorize

Dude coinheringaahing

@ngn Standard integrals

ngn

oh, that's worse

Dude coinheringaahing

And things like Stokes' theorem and Green's theorem etc.

user

20:19

Wait, is this standard college stuff or just because you're a math person? Because it sounds painful

Dude coinheringaahing

Like, I hate not getting the answer correct because I forgot that you're supposed to have a negative sign in front of the identity, so technically speaking, I was wrong

@user I'm a maths person :P

user

Oh good

Dude coinheringaahing

I think Stokes' theorem was in the Calc 3 course I took, but it might have been Calc 2

user

Is Calc 2 multivariable calculus? idk how it works in the UK

Dude coinheringaahing

I also don't know how it works in the UK - I took an online US calculus course during Year 12 (I think that's junior year?)

I should probably dig up my notes from that in prep for uni tbh :P

user

20:23

Oh

12th grade is senior year here

Dude coinheringaahing

Year 12 is the second to last year, Year 13 is the last year of high school

DLosc

@Dudecoinheringaahing I'm glad you care enough about Pip to be heartbroken. :) That was a deliberate decision, though. It does make the language a bit less golfy, but it's already never going to beat tacit/stack languages with 256-character codepages, so I'd rather not make it (IMO) uglier just in order to lose less thoroughly.

user

@Dudecoinheringaahing oic

@DLosc Does it really make it all that uglier?

Dude coinheringaahing

@DLosc Just so you know, CJam and Pyth also have auto-complete at EOF strings :P

DLosc

@user Not by much. I've mostly become okay with autoclosing stuff. It's compressed strings that I really can't stand...

@Dudecoinheringaahing I'm aware :P

Dude coinheringaahing

20:27

I can definitely understand not going for compressed strings, especially if its an ascii-only language

user

@Dudecoinheringaahing What do you mean, I don't see how "⌋Ød1⍥ǽÅ" could ever be a bad thing :P

emanresu A

CMC: Least readable golfing language?

(Jelly)

user

That's quite subjective

hyper-neutrino

@Adám fixed

Dude coinheringaahing

@emanresuA Japt

user

20:29

caird would say Jelly is quite readable, DLosc would say Pip is readable, Leo would say Husk is readable, even though they're all unreadable to people like me

emanresu A

@Dudecoinheringaahing Ok, what does DẆḌẒƇṀ do?

Dude coinheringaahing

Even when I was learning Jelly, it was readable (with an explanation). Like, I could see how H,Z would do H, then Z then pair them. Vyxal, Husk, 05AB1E I can mentally parse, if not understand what the builtins do. Japt just doesn't make sense to me

Adám

@emanresuA One of those that have compressed source.

DLosc

Pip's design philosophy has always been "golf language that works pretty similarly to regular languages that you already know." I don't know that all the features live up to that description, and there have rarely been golfing newbies lining up to learn Pip... but I'm gonna stick to my principles even if they don't entirely make sense. :P

user

@Dudecoinheringaahing Do you mean that the shortcuts are weird? Because other than that, it's a pretty sane language

emanresu A

20:30

@Adám Unary.

Dude coinheringaahing

@emanresuA Get the largest prime that can be made from a contiguous set of digits of the input

Adám

Isn't Sledgehammer compressed?

Dude coinheringaahing

Yes

DLosc

> golfing language

emanresu A

@Dudecoinheringaahing Did you remember writing that, or did you figure it out just now?

user

20:31

@emanresuA Unary is compressed?

emanresu A

@DLosc Unary can be a golfing language

user

I'd say it's expanded

Dude coinheringaahing

@emanresuA Figured it out just now :P

user

Unary is by far the longest language I've ever seen

DLosc

@emanresuA Sure--so can Java.

;)

Aaron Miller

20:32

@emanresuA VTC as unclear; define ~~golfing language~~ golf

emanresu A

I saw

You had explanation

@Dudecoinheringaahing Ok, what about:

="⁵Ḣ€Ṗ1;ṙ@"µɼ⁶ṭØAiịɗƒµ®Ṛi@ịØAɗƒ
ḷ⁹©Ç€

Dude coinheringaahing

DẆḌẒƇṀ - Main link. Takes n on the left
     Ṁ - Get the largest...
  Ḍ Ƈ  - number that is...
   Ẓ   - prime from..
 Ẇ     - the list of contiguous elements of...
D      - the digits of n

DLosc

@Adám @emanresuA Stax is my vote.

Dude coinheringaahing

Thank you chat markdown for that excellent spacing

emanresu A

1

A: Find the largest contiguous prime in a string

Jelly, 6 bytes DẆḌẒƇṀ Try it online! Takes input as an integer. If input must be a string, then 7 bytes. Returns 0 for numbers with no primes in them. How it works DẆḌẒƇṀ - Main link. Takes n on the left Ƈ - Find... Ṁ - ...the largest... Ẇ - ...contiguous... ḌẒ - ...prime... D...

Dude coinheringaahing

20:34

@emanresuA Enigma machine :P

emanresu A

@Dudecoinheringaahing Dammit

Aaron Miller

I updated my userscript to use the mod-flair class, and now all of the things about it that made me cringe are gone :)

emanresu A

1w11¬$#Ṫ then

DLosc

Ooh, this is a fun game! Throw some Pip code at me :D

Dude coinheringaahing

@emanresuA nth number that does not contain 11 as in its digits

emanresu A

20:35

@Dudecoinheringaahing Ugh

Dude coinheringaahing

:P

emanresu A

I'll go find one with some annoying chaining

And... the site's down.

Aaron Miller

@emanresuA what about some Vyxal code?

Dude coinheringaahing

If you pick my answers, I'll probably recognise them :P

emanresu A

And it's not

Dude coinheringaahing

20:36

@emanresuA I like how I could directly translate the title into the code :P

emanresu A

And it's down

And it's up

DLosc

Is the site doing aerobics or something? :P

Dude coinheringaahing

Go post on MSE and get some rep :P

emanresu A

@Dudecoinheringaahing ẆSÐḟṪȯ$

Dude coinheringaahing

Asking if the site is down is a sure-fire way to get +30 :P

Slate

20:38

in Tavern on the Meta on Meta Stack Exchange Chat, Aug 23 at 15:03, by Slate

I think the possum in the server room who keeps it all working had to take a bathroom break.

Dude coinheringaahing

@Slate Again??? It had a break a week ago!

Slate

Well, ya know...

user

in Tavern on the Meta on Meta Stack Exchange Chat, Aug 23 at 15:05, by bobble

@Slate ... hopefully not on the servers?

Well, now we know why the servers keep doing that :P

Dude coinheringaahing

@emanresuA Given a list of integers l, keep the contiguous sublists that sum to zero. If the list is empty, return the empty list, else return the longest

emanresu A

@Dudecoinheringaahing Ok I give up

Dude coinheringaahing

20:39

I can read Jelly a lot easier than most other languages :P

emanresu A

Try giving me some Vyxal then

user

@emanresuA aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, flags=rO

Dude coinheringaahing

@emanresuA dh-

emanresu A

@user Outputs 0

Aaron Miller

@Dudecoinheringaahing outputs 0

Dude coinheringaahing

20:42

@Dudecoinheringaahing Hey look, I can predict the future! :P

emanresu A

@Dudecoinheringaahing Subtracts double the first item from the rest of the array - that's an actual answer somewhere, something to do with deltas?

Dude coinheringaahing

Inverse deltas

@emanresuA ƛÞF$i;Π

emanresu A

Yes that

Aaron Miller

@AaronMiller I was thinking without input

emanresu A

@Dudecoinheringaahing Fibonorial

Dude coinheringaahing

20:43

Nice :P

@emanresuA ⇩:kakzĿṘ=

emanresu A

Reverse-alphabet-palindrome thingy

I don't remember the exact question

Dude coinheringaahing

Atbash cipher :P

0+∩₍gG?

emanresu A

Oh yes, 'Atbash self palndromes'

@Dudecoinheringaahing Remove non-numbers, get min and max in a list

Dude coinheringaahing

Aww, I was trying to trick you with an answer that wasn't yours :P

emanresu A

I remember seeing that - it's Aaron's.

Dude coinheringaahing

20:48

It's Underslash's :P

emanresu A

@Dudecoinheringaahing Dammit

Dude coinheringaahing

Link :P

@emanresuA ka3wiṘ,Qλa;b@;<λ;c/

emanresu A

Random nonsense that you just made up

It'll error in at least three different ways

Dude coinheringaahing

Nope :P

emanresu A

You're calling a nameless function, throwing a much of random lambdas in there, trying to index a liist into the aplhabet, and quitting the program.

Oh I see

Still, that errors because you're trying to index [3] into the lowercase alphabet.

DLosc

20:52

@emanresuA I move that "the aplhabet" become the official name for APL's codepage :D

emanresu A

Oh wait no

Aaron Miller

@emanresuA No, if you index with a list, it slices

emanresu A

I forgot how indexing works

Prints 'cba'.

How is that even an answer @Dudecoinheringaahing ?

Dude coinheringaahing

It's a polyglot with Hexagony :P

Aaron Miller

I was gonna say its probably a polyglot

emanresu A

20:54

Oh I see

Aaron Miller

@Dudecoinheringaahing any more?

Dude coinheringaahing

Should I pick a longer one? :P

I've been trying to limit them to shorter answers

emanresu A

I'll recognse longer ones, probably

Aaron Miller

@Dudecoinheringaahing go ahead. I can read Vyxal pretty well, even if its not immediately apparent what it does :P

Dude coinheringaahing

@Dudecoinheringaahing There are a lot of longer ones to choose from :P

∞'dǏG7<;?Ẏ

emanresu A

20:56

Hamming numbers

first n

Dude coinheringaahing

ƛ₃kf*n₅kb*+∴ (uses 2 flags, lemme know if you want to know what they are)

Aaron Miller

fizzbuzz thing

emanresu A

I need the flags, it's painful without them

Dude coinheringaahing

Hj

emanresu A

^^^

Dude coinheringaahing

20:58

Long one for you: λD→a?+:£ṡƛ¥ġn←aġ+2>;A;ṅ

Aaron Miller

gtg, i'll be back soon

emanresu A

First number where... Inclusive range from n to n + input... Its GCD with iinput added to n is greater than 2...

It's one of your challenges

You had a bounty for it

OEIS sequence

Erdos-woods

Dude coinheringaahing

@emanresuA I've done lots of challenges about OEIS sequences :P

@emanresuA Nice one :D

emanresu A

:)

Dude coinheringaahing

→ Sift in 250g of flour into the mixing bowl, knead into the butter

DLosc

21:12

Ah, the "'coding challenges' sounds like 'I'm programming and I have a problem'" strikes again

Dude coinheringaahing

"what the hell bro" I think that's the first time I've ever had that as a response to the welcome message :P

Also, what a surprise, they have a single downvoted question on SO, I think they may have been question-banned over there (we can't see if they've got any deleted questions)

emanresu A

@Dudecoinheringaahing Flagged it

Dude coinheringaahing

Post's been deleted anyway :P

emanresu A

How many does it take to get Q-banned?

DLosc

@emanresuA It's understandable. Someone's desperate to get help, they think they've found a place to get help, and the response is "No, we won't help you." They try another place, and the response is "No, we won't help you." That would be pretty frustrating.

emanresu A

21:16

@DLosc True

Dude coinheringaahing

@DLosc I'd agree, if the comment was "No, we won't help you" Given the tone of my (auto-)comment, I disagree that response would ever be warranted

Aaron Miller

rejoice, for I have returned

'sup?

Dude coinheringaahing

@emanresuA There's no hard or fast limit, it depends on your recent Q asking record

emanresu A

Ok, how many downvoted and closed does it take to get a Q-ban

Dude coinheringaahing

They don't reveal that, so that people can't try to circumvent it :P

See this

DLosc

21:22

@Dudecoinheringaahing Warranted, no. Understandable, yes.

You need help. Place A says "Your question is bad (downvotes), we won't help unless you read this list of documents and do a bunch of stuff to fix it." But you need help, and you don't have time to read a bunch of how-tos on using a website. So you try Place B, and you include more of your code this time. Place B says "Your question is bad (downvotes), and we won't help you anyway, have you tried Place A?"

... All of which is the correct response to those two questions, but I don't think it will ever be well-received.

emanresu A

Think about it this way in terms of the people who answer the questions.

They have only so much time, and want to do as much as possible within that time

So they want well-written questions that clearly explain the problem.

Dude coinheringaahing

@DLosc We've had people respond with "Oh, sorry, I'll post there" after being informed

It takes nothing to be calm enough to respond with some basic politeness, so, no, I can't understand people reacting like that, even when frustrated

DLosc

@Dudecoinheringaahing Yeah, true, "I don't think it will ever be well-received" is putting it way to strongly.

Thomas Ward

i'm not fulent on the whole chain here, but... it's not unusual to get 'users' who are 'grumpy' with whatever's annoying them, and they want help and they take criticism / comments as 'direct attacks' and reacti accordingly

"i'm not sure it will be well received ever" is a tad aggressive and too strong thoguh i agree

Dude coinheringaahing

@ThomasWard Oh yeah, I know :P At times, I've been that user. And I'm incredibly embarrassed about how I've acted in those situations before. I still don't understand it, and I don't understand now why I acted like that

DLosc

21:30

@Dudecoinheringaahing I disagree with "It takes nothing to... respond with some basic politeness." It takes something. Maybe very little. But sometimes you're at the end of your rope and you have nothing left to give. (In those situations, I'd suggest not posting anything rather than posting something rude, of course.)

Wheat Wizard

I think this user was more very confused than grumpy. But the two are not far apart.

DLosc

@ThomasWard That ^^ "end-of-the-rope" situation is what I was thinking about in my earlier comment.

Not literally meaning "ever"

Anyway

No need to keep discussing one deleted post :)

Thomas Ward

yup

Dude coinheringaahing

It did mean that I'm one step further along in my lost souls cake recipe :P

Thomas Ward

lol

DLosc

21:37

@Dudecoinheringaahing Okay, here's some Jelly for you:

ṀṄ;©®œ^
Rf@€ç/Ṁ

Codidact Posts

New Posts - Challenges - Code Golf: Generalized Sort

posted on September 01, 2021 by Moshi

Challenge We all know and love the generic sort function, right? However, it only sorts based off one criterion - what if we want more? That's where you come in. Your task is t...

DLosc

(I don't know much Jelly, so I have no idea if this is easy or hard)

Dude coinheringaahing

Can I ask how many arguments it's passed?

Browncat Programs

For a second I thought that'd be the same off-topic post but on Codidact's Code Golf :p

DLosc

@Dudecoinheringaahing Two

Browncat Programs

21:39

I finally hit 13k!

DLosc

\o/

Dude coinheringaahing

Nice :P

emanresu A

Good job

Browncat Programs

I've only gotten to 12800 five times :p

DLosc

On the dot, too

Wheat Wizard

21:42

I'm shooting for a very particular number but by total is currently off by 5 mod 10.

Browncat Programs

I'm always extremely careful to keep my rep at a multiple of 10

I'll never downvote single answers, unless they're about to get deleted. Whenever I get stray downvotes, I take it as an opportunity to go find a tag to improve.

Dude coinheringaahing

@DLosc Here's an explanation:

ṀṄ;©®œ^ - Helper link. Takes a list B on the left and a list C on the right
ṀṄ      - Print the maximum of B
  ;     - Prepend to C
   ©    - Save that in the register R
    ®œ^ - Set difference between R and C

Rf@€ç/Ṁ - Main link. Takes A on the left, and L on the right
Rf@€    - Over each element, i, in A, keep the elements of L less than or equal to i
    ç/  - Reduce by the helper link
      Ṁ - Yield the maxmimum

Wheat Wizard

I get and give too many downvotes for that.

Dude coinheringaahing

But I have no idea what it does all together :P

emanresu A

I had 11111 at one point

Dude coinheringaahing

21:44

@BrowncatPrograms Now that I have far too much rep (IMO), I'd rather use my downvotes as they should be (downvoting posts I don't think contribute positively to the site), rather than worry about my rep

That said, I rarely downvote

emanresu A

I'm just trying to get 20k priviledges

I'm probably going to dip below 14k at some point because jq month

Dude coinheringaahing

My voting "rules" are pretty simple tbh: I'll upvote if a) I've answered your challenge, b) you've answered my challenge, or c) I really like your post. I'll downvote (and these override any upvote reasons) if a) you've changed your challenge to invalidate my answer (and I mean change rather than clarify), or b) I believe that the site would be better if your post wasn't ever posted

DLosc

@Dudecoinheringaahing Something about buying gifts

Dude coinheringaahing

Ooh, I'm 1 day away from Fanatic on MSE, and from Fanatic (yet again) on CGCC :P

Wheat Wizard

My voting rules are even simpler. I only upvote good stuff. And I downvote.

emanresu A

21:49

@Dudecoinheringaahing I'm ~70 days from fanatic :P

Dude coinheringaahing

@WheatWizard I suppose my voting rules are more simple for anyone trying to understand if/why I've voted on something

You could (mostly) track exactly what I've voted for tbh

emanresu A

We've got 10 questions (8 open) in the last 24 hours.

DLosc

Oh wow

I just hit some odd key combination in Firefox, and n ow my window is the size of a phone

Dude coinheringaahing

@emanresuA And one of those closed ones just needs clarifying, rather than being off-topic

Wheat Wizard

One of them needs a lot of clarifying though.

Dude coinheringaahing

21:53

OTOH one of the open ones is a tips question :P

emanresu A

@Dudecoinheringaahing Oh yeah, that was me for jq month (totally legit and not just trying to make up reputation for the bounties)

Well, every LoTM needs a tips thread :p

What about 'you can stretch rectangular regions to reshape the number'?

DLosc

@emanresuA But did you start a jq chat room? 🤔

Wheat Wizard

I think the way to specify it would be to give some base shapes (simpler than the ones given) and say if you double any row or column in place the resutl is the same.

emanresu A

@DLosc No point, no one here knows how to use it

DLosc

@emanresuA Just as much point as a tips question, then

Browncat Programs

21:59

@Dudecoinheringaahing I don't change how I downvote

emanresu A

Most of the people here never come to chat

Browncat Programs

Aside from waiting to downvote answers in pairs

emanresu A

There's one answer qualifying for the bounty, which I'll award in two days when the question

's old enough

Dude coinheringaahing

@BrowncatPrograms Idk, I used to be fairly reluctant to downvote (cause I'd lose 1 rep), but once I hit 30k or so, I realised how stupid that was, and that I should just downvote when I want to

Browncat Programs

I mean with the staying-at-a-multiple-of-ten thing

Dude coinheringaahing

22:04

@BrowncatPrograms Yeah, it still applies :P I figured that I should just stop caring about rep, including whether or not it was a multiple of 10 (or 5) :P

Browncat Programs

Until I hit 20k, I kind of like the system I have right now :p

DLosc

Out-of-context StackExchange comment of the day:

> I could fit at least six children in there. Eight if I can break bones.

Browncat Programs

It means that if I post a badly thought out challenge or downvote a bunch of stuff, instead of a number going down I actually have to go out and improve the site a little

@DLosc Hey, I recognize that post :p

DLosc

Yup :p

I was looking at your profile because of your rep milestone

Dude coinheringaahing

@DLosc Or 46 clowns :P

DLosc

22:12

@Dudecoinheringaahing Depends how big their shoes are

ngn

@DLosc i thought it would be something computer-sciency about trees or graphs :)

DLosc

@ngn Ha! I'm familiar with that definition of "children," but what about "bones"?

ngn

@DLosc if there are heads and tails in CS, why not bones? :)

actually, i remember seeing a challenge here about a hexagonal grid. 3 cells glued together were called a "bone"

Unrelated String

i think bones are a thing in rigging for 3d animation

DLosc

22:40

@DLosc I have a not-very-thoroughly golfed solution in 96 bytes that treats 0^0 as 0.

SMH... There's a whole series of functions in the code I'm looking at for work that are named variations on AdressLabel.

I don't know why we have functions to deal with dresses, we're not a clothing company /s

emanresu A

23:11

Feed back?

CMC: Load the last 24 hours of cha

@exedraj Did you wash me?

exedraj

I was that much of a bicycle last night that I don't remember

emanresu A

@exedraj Ok...

exedraj

10 hours ago, by exedraj

two-tired to continue being awake

Browncat Programs

23:37

Yay, I now have two empty inboxes

I just got an email >:|

Yay, I now have two empty inboxes

emanresu A

I might actually repcap today :P

Having a +9 answer helps

DLosc

@BrowncatPrograms I can't even imagine. My inbox has 5,562 messages in it. :P

exedraj

Laughs in 12144

DLosc

23:52

Well folks, have we learned us a Quipu for great good?

emanresu A

Not really :(

Niko

How do say widen but in another direction?

like if wide for left to right, ? for up to down?

DLosc

@emanresuA Anything I can do to help with that, or nah?

@Niko Enlarge, extend, embiggen are all direction-neutral

emanresu A

I'm trying to learn Jelly for the third time rigght now, so nah.

DLosc

Lengthen depends on context which direction it's talking about

For up to down specifically, I don't know if there's a single word; I'd probably say "make taller"

Niko

23:58

ok

user

@DLosc no :(

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