The Nineteenth Byte

Wheat Wizard

00:05

Are you sure it was actually the TD website and not a look-a-like?

lyxal

@user I figured that much,

@user it's also fun when you get a message saying your bank account has been locked, but you don't actually have an account with the bank they are claiming to be

user

@hyper-neutrino Maybe it was some kind of new way to advertise :P

Spelling iz hard

hyper-neutrino

@WheatWizard yeah the domain matched up :p (at least when i hovered)

user

Can you get domains with homoglyphs that look like real domains (by real I mean some company's official website)?

emanresu A

00:43

No, it'd be goxn--123ogle.com or something :p

DLosc

00:58

Does anyone know if there's an official meta post stating that "Competition in code golf is between solutions in the same language, not across different languages"? I'm seeing this idea referenced everywhere, but I'm not finding a canonical post about it.

OldSandboxPosts

Sandbox posts last active a week ago: What's the valency?, Find me in Pascal's Triangle

emanresu A

Any feedback?

lyxal

@emanresuA it's impossible idiot

"Pascal's triangle" does not contain the word "me" in it

DLosc

@emanresuA I think the challenge looks fine to post (though I can't predict whether it will be interesting to solve). I would say that the title doesn't quite match the challenge: the challenge is about counting the number of occurrences, whereas "find" to me sounds like returning the location of an occurrence.

emanresu A

Is replacing it with 'Count' better?

DLosc

01:08

Yes, but then "Count me" sounds weird. "Count occurrences," maybe?

@lyxal There's no "I" in code golf

emanresu A

@DLosc Sure

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Q: Count occurences in Pascal's Triangle

Pascal's triangle is a triangular diagram where the values of two numbers added together produce the one below them. This is the start of it: 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 3 3 1 1 4 6 4 1 You can see that the outside is all 1s, and each number is the sum of the two above it. This continues forever. Yo...

DLosc

@DLosc Referenced already back in 2011. Maybe it's a code-golf truism that's older than this site...

user

01:47

> ogle.com

emanresu A

02:33

@user Why'd you CW it?

Just because half of the answer is copied...

You wrote the other half yourself, and you gave appropriate credit.

user

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Didn't feel like it

The half I wrote ended up pretty trivial :/

emanresu A

Your choice :p

AviFS

Hey ho! Any news?

Redwolf Programs

03:00

My 3d printer works!

Well, it passed the self-test. It should work :p

Unfortunately the filament sample it came with isn't on a roll...so I don't think I can actually print anything yet :p

user

Because we all know self-tests work so well :P

Redwolf Programs

It's got a 180mm cubic build volume, which is way bigger than it seems

DLosc

03:18

@pVCaecidiosporeadduced I've thought from time to time about implementing tinylisp in C. The main reason I haven't done it is because I'm not sure what's the best way to implement unbounded integers in C, and I've never gotten around to researching the question.

Someone actually wrote a C answer for the code golf challenge. I read through their ungolfed code and it's quite brilliant.

caird coinheringaahing

@lyxal Wow, 7 bytes? Imagine using a Vyxal port in Jelly :P

lyxal

@cairdcoinheringaahing it's basically just your answer but with extra quicks

like the first Ż from mine can be removed

caird coinheringaahing

Yeah, I would've suggested mine as a golf if I'd seen it before posting

lyxal

and then it's just one quick away

caird coinheringaahing

@user Duel to the death with another learner, last one standing gets the license

Unrelated String

03:26

sounds like a pretty solid way to teach defensive driving

lyxal

03:37

Welcome to Code Golf! There's a lot of byte saves possible here, like removing whitespace and shortening variable names (like changing word to w). I'd recommend checking out our Tips for Golfing in JavaScript for more! — Redwolf Programs 37 mins ago

@RedwolfPrograms except for the fact it ain't code golf :p

caird coinheringaahing

Here I go closing pop-cons as "Opinion based" again

> It is a popularity-contest. Other users should give points by looking for most "to the point" yet "unique" code.

lyxal

Hey just give me a moment to answer it first please

I've got an idea I want to do for it

caird coinheringaahing

@lyxal Please don't

Don't answer questions that should be closed

lyxal

aw but I really want to overengineer it in vyxal and use features such as named functions which I never get to use

Redwolf Programs

@lyxal Oops...

Frick

hyper-neutrino

04:04

i was hoping that i wouldn't have to use my hammer and that people would close the question with no objective scoring system rather than answering it

OP hasn't been seen in 7 years so i won't bother leaving an explanation of why it's closed now

pVC aecidiospore adduced

04:19

hi

Redwolf Programs

Hi!

pxeger

06:36

hi

pVC aecidiospore adduced

06:47

hi

hyper-neutrino

i am offended by how little effort was put into this

Anush

08:13

tio.run/##y00syUjNTSzJTE78/…

What am I doing wrong? I get no answer

pVC aecidiospore adduced

@hyper-neutrino why dont i get such messages

@hyper-neutrino are you going to scam bait?

Anush

Is it broken?

pVC aecidiospore adduced

@Anush i get this if i wrap the output in a Print[:

Try it online!

Anush

08:28

CreateDirectory::privv: Privilege violation for file or directory /home/runner/.WolframEngine/ApplicationData.

That is what I see

With a solution below

pVC aecidiospore adduced

09:21

yes that's the same result I get

Anush

I wonder who maintains this

pVC aecidiospore adduced

you mean TIO?

Dennis

talk.tryitonline.net

For general discussion and feature requests regarding tryitonl...

Anush

11:14

@pVCaecidiosporeadduced he isn't on chat ever is he?

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11:26

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Q: Encrypt this Message

Given a permutation of the alphabet and an input string, encrypt the input string by replacing all characters with the one's you've been given [hnvwyajzpuetroifqkxmblgcsd], "Hello, World!" -> "Zytti, Giktw!" As [abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz] has been mapped to [hnvwyajzpuetroifqkxmblgcsd] IO Input...

code-golf string encryption

user

11:38

Seems like it should be a dupe?

simple sub cipher

Neil

12:13

@user I had to drive around the town where I've since moved to, performing such tasks as emergency stop, reversing around a corner (examiner chose a hill, which was annoying), and changing the direction of the vehicle in the road (typically by turning full lock right, reversing full lock left, then driving away, but you're allowed to make extra turns), followed by a quick quiz on the highway code

pxeger

in talk.tryitonline.net, Feb 3 '20 at 16:39, by Dennis

Hey all. I'm sorry for disappearing on you and for taking bad care of TIO lately. I'll try to explain what's been happening, although it's not easy for me to talk about this...

pVC aecidiospore adduced

13:02

@user i am not legible :)

lyxal

@user just answer 45 multiple choice questions

for the learners licence that is

meaning I have to take the L (quite literally) when driving

pVC aecidiospore adduced

CMQ: What are the most common exponents used in golfing?

lyxal

^2 and ^.5

pxeger

probably followed by ^3 and ^(1/3)

lyxal

and then 2^ and 10^

pVC aecidiospore adduced

13:16

and?

pxeger

you could say ^-1 ^-2 ^(-1/2) etc. maybe but they can be made other ways

lyxal

^-1 is good for a single element

^-2 and ^(-1/2) are just the corresponding +ve exponent followed by ^-1

pxeger

^9 is used to make some really big number like 9e9 but in a golfing language you could find a more elegant way of doing that

lyxal

yeah, ^9 doesn't seem like the most useful element to have

pxeger

I can't think of any use for ^0 and ^1 except for obfuscation or source layout

x^x for things like limits for generating sequences

lyxal

13:23

basically, don't go overkill on monadic exponent elements

chuck them into overloads if you really want to have uncommon exponents

pxeger

square, square root, and inverse are the only ones I'd use

pVC aecidiospore adduced

CMQ: Infinities?

lyxal

not really

pVC aecidiospore adduced

that includes infinite lists etc

lyxal

infinite lists, yes

actual infinity, no

pxeger

13:25

maybe as a digraph

lyxal

the problem with that is that languages like 05AB1E, Husk and Vyxal all have infinite lists as a single byte

so a digraph wouldn't be as competitive

pVC aecidiospore adduced

here is the list so far

pxeger

I meant a digraph for the floating-point infinity itself

pVC aecidiospore adduced

actually what do you mean by infinite len lists?

generators?

pxeger

yes

lyxal

13:28

@pxeger ah that makes more sense

@pVCaecidiosporeadduced while True: yield <whatever>

pVC aecidiospore adduced

how would i make that?

like put it in the lang?

how does vyxal do it?

lyxal

48 secs ago, by lyxal

@pVCaecidiosporeadduced while True: yield <whatever>

that, but wrapped in a class to make it play nice with all the other types of generators

unless you mean actually creating the generator using dinoux

pVC aecidiospore adduced

@lyxal yes

lyxal

@pVCaecidiosporeadduced if ^ is the case, then I kinda don't know

past me knows how Ḟ, but I don't

pVC aecidiospore adduced

i am currently looking at an 05ab1e answer

lyxal

13:31

05AB1E doesn't have custom infinite generators

pVC aecidiospore adduced

infinite list of positive numbers and filter them?

lyxal

filter/map/whatever

pVC aecidiospore adduced

how do you do those on an infinite list?

lyxal

mapping

pxeger

map on an infinite list returns another infinite list

lyxal

13:32

^

pVC aecidiospore adduced

good idea to prevent headaches: dont implement infinites lists at all

pxeger

bad idea. People will need them anyway (or equivalent functionality), so it will cause more headaches

user

@lyxal Huh, just 25 (easy) ones here, and you need to get 23 of them correctly iirc

pVC aecidiospore adduced

@pxeger uuuuuhhhhhhhhhh

user

@pVCaecidiosporeadduced ???

lyxal

13:34

@user the 45 are also relatively easy

iirc you need 40+ right

pxeger

@user probably meant eligible

user

Ah

pVC aecidiospore adduced

my english = bad kinda

lyxal

mmm feels good returning the type dictionary instead of calling the correct type function /s

user

@pVCaecidiosporeadduced This would be a great disadvantage in sequence challenges and the like

pxeger

13:38

CMP: if \+ is equivalent to (lambda a, b: a + b), what should \; do? Maybe (lambda a, b: b)?

Wheat Wizard

What does ; do?

pxeger

This is a modification to Python, so it separates statements

so (lambda a, b: a; b) doesn't make sense

Wheat Wizard

Probably just lambda a,b:(a,b)

pxeger

but that's what \, does

user

I'd suggest erroring instead of making it do something counterintuitive (if this is a practical language)

Wheat Wizard

13:51

For a practical language I would suggest not implementing it instead of erroring.

caird coinheringaahing

@pxeger evaluates a, then evaluates b and returns the result of that

pxeger

this is absolutely not a practical language lol

it's called Whython

user

Oh, that

Wheat Wizard

@cairdcoinheringaahing In Haskell this is called seq.

user

@cairdcoinheringaahing Isn't that exactly what lambda a, b: b does?

pxeger

13:51

@cairdcoinheringaahing that's what (lambda a, b: b) does (because Python isn't lazy, so a is going to be evaluated anyway)

caird coinheringaahing

Only if a is pure

If a involves printing or some other non-pure side effect, then it's not equivalent

Wheat Wizard

@user Not really. a is sometimes evaluated but is not necessarily forced to be.

user

@WheatWizard Wait, how does seq force evaluation of a? Is a supposed to be hacky expression mutating arrays and stuff?

@WheatWizard Even in Python?

pxeger

\;(print("hi"), foo) is always going to print hi

user

Oh nvm, caird's is different

Wheat Wizard

13:53

@user Not sure what you mean by how. seq like a lot of primitive functions is just wired into the compiler.

user

Oh

Wheat Wizard

Doesn't have anything to do with arrays.

user

I know, but is a supposed to be impure?

Wheat Wizard

Not really? It's just used because forcing evaluation can sometimes make a program go faster.

user

Ah

Wheat Wizard

13:56

Of course sometimes it can make it go slower or prevent termination, which I guess you could call a side-effect.

pVC aecidiospore adduced

@pxeger Marathon

pxeger

Anacoluthon, Autochthon, Telethon

pVC aecidiospore adduced

^ is that another way to represent matrices?

pxeger

No I think that's a printing error lol

user

Or maybe a bizarre fill in the blanks problem?

pVC aecidiospore adduced

14:06

@pxeger Python -> Whython -> Telethon -> Telefone -> Telephone

@pxeger its everywhere lol

@user no

user

It would make a lot more sense if the G was inside the numbers

caird coinheringaahing

CMC: Output 45448660177690171802. Most creative way wins

user

Scala: _=>"45448660177690171802". I hereby define creativity to mean being the first answer :P

caird coinheringaahing

Do you need the "s?

pxeger

@cairdcoinheringaahing Zsh, 64 bytes: curl https://chat.stackexchange.com/message/59229423|cut -c26-45

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14:09

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Q: You heavy? Drop down now!

You heavy? Drop down now! This was inspired by [Apply gravity to this matrix][1] Your challenge is to input a matrix with non-negative one-digit integers and drop down the 1's down 1 column, the 2's down 2 columns, the 3's down 3 columns, and so on. Once a number has been moved down and there is ...

code-golf matrix

user

@cairdcoinheringaahing Unfortunately, it's too long to be reprseented as an Int or a Long. Must be a BigInt or just a string

@NewPosts Three different people edited links in in three different ways lol

pxeger

@pxeger 20 bytes

user

That's certainly creative lol

Using a website to solve a little CMC

pxeger

even shorter! (fixed)

(that's a waste of a precious 1-byte path on my website, by the way!!)

user

bruh

At this point you might as well just turn pxeger.com itself into that number :P

pxeger

14:19

if ip address == ATO's IP address and user_agent == curl then return 45448660177690171802

time to buy the 1.0.0.7 IP address so I can do curl 1.7

(fixed again: ato.pxeger.com/…)

caird coinheringaahing

@cairdcoinheringaahing Try converting to base 64 :P

pxeger

I swear if this is a rickroll

caird coinheringaahing

I'm disappointed you think that low of me :P

pxeger

what is it then?

this is not intelligible to me

Anush

@user :)

caird coinheringaahing

15:19

@pxeger Try it online!

No idea how Python does base 64, but using 0123456789ABC...XYZabc...xyz+/ as the alphabet, and you get ^

nuke pls

Redwolf Programs

16:12

@pxeger 2 ** and 10 ** are both quite common

Cube and cube root probably don't need single byte overloads though

pxeger

@RedwolfPrograms I don't think they're worth single-byte commands though

Redwolf Programs

I don't know, 2 ** especially is pretty common

Powers of two come up in a lot of places

caird coinheringaahing

2 ** being a single byte would be pretty useful

Neil

16:49

0 ** can be useful as a vectorising form of not

Wheat Wizard

17:02

If I am implementing a function that gives all partitions of a list should partitions [] be {[[]]}, {[]} or {}?

(for a golfing language.)

Redwolf Programs

What does {} mean? Is there a set type distinct from lists?

I think the right output would depend on whether you consider [], [1] a partition of [1]

If not, the result should probably be an empty set/list

Wheat Wizard

I'm using {} to represent set, but sets are just implemented as lists.

I don't do empty partitions otherwise.

Redwolf Programs

I'd say {} would be the best option then

Wheat Wizard

The question is of the list [] which of the following:
[] has no valid partitions.
[] has 1 partition dividing it in to zero parts.
[] has 1 partition which is just the original list.

@RedwolfPrograms Ok, What's your reasoning?

Redwolf Programs

I'd think there's probably very few times you'd want to partition an empty array and return something other than an empty array after doing any mapping/filtering of that

Wheat Wizard

17:10

That sounds to me more like option 2 than option 1.

Redwolf Programs

I guess I could see either being fine

Wheat Wizard

hm yeah. I definitely like 3 the least.

Redwolf Programs

Probably whichever is more natural to implement

Wheat Wizard

Number 2 is for sure. The math just sort of spits it out.

It makes sense but it's sort of unintuitive sense, which makes me skeptical.

user

17:31

I don't understand the first one (even if that's how it is in math), perhaps others might find it counterintuitive too?

If you're trying to recursively find partitions of a list for whatever reason, the second might be annoying because it'd never terminate unless you added a check for an empty list yourself

@RedwolfPrograms I've gotta agree here, although it really depends on what partition is usually used for

Wheat Wizard

No, if your doing it recursively the second is by far the most natural approach.

caird coinheringaahing

I believe Jelly has both 2 and 3 as separate builtins, and I think I've used them both

user

@WheatWizard How would that work?

Wait, are the partitions ordered like the input? (would partitions [1, 2, 3] include [[1, 3], [2]]?)

Wheat Wizard

Yes.

pxeger

I think it has no valid partitions, because there are similarly no empty partitions of [1, 2, 3, 4]

user

17:36

Chat is so messed up :P

caird coinheringaahing

Can't reply with a multiline code message

Wheat Wizard

pt [] =
  [[]]
pt (x1 : xs) =
  do
    parts <- pt xs
    case parts of
      [] ->
        [[[x1]]]
      (part1 : otherParts) ->
        [ [x1] : parts
        , (x1 : part1) : otherParts
        ]

pxeger

@pxeger

[[1,2,3,4]], [[1,2,3],[4]], [[1,2],[3,4]], [[1,2],[3],[4]], [[1],[2,3,4]], [[1],[2,3],[4]], [[1],[2],[3,4]], [[1],[2],[3],[4]]

caird coinheringaahing

@pxeger [[1,2,3,4],[]]?

Wheat Wizard

@pxeger I'm not sure what you mean by this.

user

17:37

@cairdcoinheringaahing That doesn't count, does it?

I thought by definition, the partitions had to be nonempty (otherwise you could do [[1, 2, 3, 4], [], [], [], ...])

pxeger

@cairdcoinheringaahing I suppose there are two definitions of partitions, depending on whether you want to include partitions like that

caird coinheringaahing

@user Depends on how you define partitions

pxeger

is [[1, 2, 3, 4], [], [], []] valid?

user

Oh

pxeger

or [[], [1], [], [2], [], [3], [], [4], []]?

Wheat Wizard

17:38

@pxeger If you require all parts of the partition to be non-empty that only rules out #3.

pxeger

hmm true

user

Wouldn't it rule out #2 because it contains an empty list?

Wheat Wizard

It would not.

user

I don't understand :/

caird coinheringaahing

@user But that emtpty list isn't a part of a partition

user

17:39

Oh I see now

Wheat Wizard

It contains 1 partition of zero parts. None of the parts are empty.

caird coinheringaahing

Tis a dark day when Jelly ties Pyth :P

pxeger

I've looked at some answers which use list partitions builtins, and they're generally such that the empty list is never given as input

so it probably doesn't matter

user

~~Use a flag~~

pxeger

that's a reasonable use for flags actually IMO

user

17:41

The Jelly approach seems best for edge cases

Redwolf Programs

Make it return a superposition of the two

@pxeger I disagree

user

@pxeger It substantially changes the behavior

Redwolf Programs

Moving all of your hard decisions into flags is lazy

caird coinheringaahing

Clearly it should return [[], [[]]] and let you index into that to choose

user

It's like having a flag to increment output from commands

@cairdcoinheringaahing Do you know which one is more commonly used?

caird coinheringaahing

17:43

Probably the one that returns [], because the one that returns [[]] is only really used when you have to consider the empty list in that specific way

> Œb Like ŒṖ, but returns [[]] for the empty list.
ŒṖ Partition of z (z must be a list).

It's also a lot easier to find ŒṖ

pxeger

@RedwolfPrograms how about a Junction?

user

ಠ_ಠ

Redwolf Programs

@RedwolfPrograms Making a golfing language involves tough choices. Tacit or stack based? Zero or one based indexing? Vectorize xyz or don't? I believe moving that sort of stuff into flags is just taking the lazy route (and still saves bytes in some cases, making it cheaty as well).

Oh god I hate how editing a message pings the author again, especially when the author is the person being pinged and also you

user

I think pinging the person again is fair, but pinging yourself is annoying

Redwolf Programs

I should make a script for that...

But anyway, I'm going to go attempt to 3d print something now o/

user

17:47

May I suggest printing brownies to epicly troll people? :P

Wheat Wizard

You should 3d print a piece of paper so you can then 2D print a picture on it.

4

user

It'd really be pretty cool if you could 3D print paper

Redwolf Programs

@user One of the sample filaments I got is called "mystic brown"...

user

Paper craft

Paper craft is a collection of crafts using paper or card as the primary artistic medium for the creation of two or three-dimensional objects. Paper and card stock lend themselves to a wide range of techniques and can be folded, curved, bent, cut, glued, molded, stitched, or layered. Papermaking by hand is also a paper craft. Paper crafts are known in most societies that use paper, with certain kinds of crafts being particularly associated with specific countries or cultures. In Caribbean countries paper craft is unique to Caribbean culture which reflect the importance of native animals in life...

pxeger

@user do you mean "use paper as a material to print 3d objects", or "use a 3d printer to make sheets of paper"?

user

17:49

@user Try forging one of these if you ever get paper ink :P ^^

Redwolf Programs

@WheatWizard I wonder if you were to 3d print a thin sheet of nylon, if that would work in a 2d printer

Wheat Wizard

It would probably be pretty quick.

user

@pxeger Use a 3D printer to make 3D objects made of paper

Redwolf Programs

Unfortunately I don't have the tech to print nylon right now

No drybox or enclosure yet

user

~~Print a gun and acquire it from someone who does~~

Redwolf Programs

17:50

I wonder what material you need for that...

pxeger

extrudable gunpowder

or Gun Metal™

user

@RedwolfPrograms I bet Inventor/CAD/whatever has an option for gunmetal metal :P

Redwolf Programs

I'd bet Nylon, CF Nylon, or PEEK/PEKK would probably work for a few rounds at least

user

Sep 20 at 23:29, by lyxal

@cairdcoinheringaahing Redwolf is local drug dealer confirmed?!? /s

Redwolf Programs

Although I think the 3d printed gun thing is more a myth than people think, since usually the barrel and action are still metal

pxeger

17:55

I wonder if you could 3d-print C4 and use it instead of gunpowder

user

Says the drug dealer with the 3D printer...

@pxeger How would that even work lol

Redwolf Programs

@pxeger Wtf you know guns aren't made out of gunpowder right

user

Wouldn't you blow it up while printing it?

Oh I guess pxeger was ~~joking~~ making a joke

Redwolf Programs

Nobody's 3d printing bullets

pxeger

@RedwolfPrograms in bullets

@RedwolfPrograms yet

3

Redwolf Programs

17:56

What would be the point lol

user

Yeah, I just make my bullets out of ice, less evidence that way /s

Redwolf Programs

Gunpowder's legal to own basically everywhere

And it's not hard to make

Unlike C4

pxeger

@user actually, I wonder if that would work? You'd need some extra casing to stop it shattering completely...

@RedwolfPrograms C4 is soft though

user

@RedwolfPrograms I am now concerned about the the tech you have access to

Redwolf Programs

@pxeger The casing wouldn't matter, the propellant would almost certainly vaporize the ice

user

17:59

@pxeger Doesn't 3D printing require heating it and turning it into a fluidy thingy? Wouldn't that blow it up?

Redwolf Programs

@user Probably not, plastic explosives are pretty stable usually

user

@RedwolfPrograms Propellant? I just lob the bullets at people :P

pxeger

I don't know a lot about C4 lol

user

But Redwolf seems to lol

pxeger

but I don't think 3D printers get that hot

Redwolf Programs

18:00

You print most plastic at 200°C to 275°C or so

user

@pxeger ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I'm from a 2D universe, what do I know about 3D printers?

Redwolf Programs

Plastic explosives are more like clay than plastic though

So molding it with your fingers is probably a better use of your time than shoving it into a 200°C extruder

user

@RedwolfPrograms Oh, so they're good for the environment?

@RedwolfPrograms Probably more fun too. Play-doh time :P

Redwolf Programs

@user Yep, I use them in my garden. I hear explosives make good fertilizers.

pxeger

C4: fun to play, not to eat

Redwolf Programs

18:02

Also I've just realized how much random information I know about plastic explosives...

user

Warning: Keep away from ~~children <4 years old: choking hazard~~ adults: explosion hazard

Redwolf Programs

@RedwolfPrograms I should become a miner so I have a legitimate excuse to read wikipedia articles on that sort of thing all day long

Anyway, o/ again

If anyone asks I was here between the hours of 12 and 2 last thursday

user

> BREAKING: Texas kid blows up house, says he was "mining"

> Neighbors say he was addicted to a game called "MINECRAFT" which involved mining
> Do lawmakers need to put stricter regulations on video games?

Redwolf Programs

19:01

Finished a print!

I made a very rough filament holder using a pencil holder and a book :p

And my top quality spool holder:

tjjfvi

Nice!

I'm surprised the mini doesn't come with a spool holder

Redwolf Programs

It does, but I don't have a spool to put the sample filament on :p

tjjfvi

Lol, that makes more sense

When you said 180mm build volume earlier, I thought you mean 180(mm^3), not (180mm)^3, so I was expecting a lot smaller :P

Redwolf Programs

19:17

That would definitely be mini :p

tjjfvi

If you're looking for any printing projects, let me know; I have a few cool (IMHO) designs I can send you

Adalynn

19:53

Finally did a freaking golf after a while because it intersected with a personal project

Neil

@RedwolfPrograms you should 3d print one

Redwolf Programs

:p

Is it just me or are there way more blue and green identicons than any other color?

Oh, and grayscale

Like if I scroll through the top few pages of users, there's a couple red or yellow ones, some purple, but there's green and blue (and greenish blue and black) everywhere

user

Perhaps that's true, but remember that you're a human, and if you get a thought in your head, you'll start seeing it everywhere :P

pxeger

I'm sorry, but why in the goddamn fuck have I got 4 upvotes on this??

4

A: Encrypt this Message

Zsh, 18 bytes tr a-zA-Z $1${1:u} Attempt This Online! Trivial.

> Trivial

A boring answer to a very boring challenge

I almost want to ask for downvotes oiut of pure shame

user

I thought to myself once "Hmm, is it just me, or do most people these days have only two eyes?" and then I started seeing two-eyed people everywhere. But obviously that isn't true, as was confirmed by a survey showing that most people have four eyes

@pxeger it iz in wired langvej and it iz smol so it gud obviuslee

pxeger

20:04

zsh isn't even weird

user

The name is lol

The first time I saw it, I thought it was some inefficient (by inefficient I mean bad at golf) CJam-like language

pxeger

I think it would be the same length in bash (just a change to the uppercase ${1:u}), and surely bash isn't weird

oh, that kind of inefficient

thank you very much for the downvote, whoever did that, lol

user

@pxeger Right, but most people haven't seen much bash either (or me, at least)

@pxeger np, it only costs you -2 but makes the score a bit better :P

This challenge appears to be a duplicate of codegolf.stackexchange.com/q/98301, which is itself closed as a duplicate of codegolf.stackexchange.com/q/22704. — Dingus 5 hours ago

Thoughts? I'd close as a dupe of the first, but not as a dupe of the second

Redwolf Programs

I'd close it as a dupe of the first, and the second as a dupe of the one being closed as a dupe of the first

Thus making a circle

emanresu A

20:35

@RedwolfPrograms Pink plate gang

Redwolf Programs

That's not an identicon though :p

emanresu A

And?

Adter having a look, I agree with you

emanresu A

20:56

Maybe 3d-print your pfp?

@tjjfvi Your website's down.

caird coinheringaahing

21:29

@user I'd close as a dupe of the first (but can't because it doesn't have any accepted/upvoted answers), so I've closed it as a dupe of codegolf.stackexchange.com/q/77899

I've closed this as a dupe of codegolf.stackexchange.com/q/77899. I would've closed it as a dupe of codegolf.stackexchange.com/q/98301, but can't (as it doesn't have any upvoted/accepted answers), so that should be considered the "true" dupe target. — caird coinheringaahing 5 mins ago

tjjfvi

@emanresuA ...weird, thanks for letting me know

user

@cairdcoinheringaahing Ah, good find

hyper-neutrino

21:58

or we could reopen the close target, close the new question, and then re-close that :P

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