The Nineteenth Byte

Adám

00:02

Maybe, but again, I don't think that'll be very recognisable. Oh and iterating through a directory is built in.

Bubbler

It would only work if APL and some of its big libs became widespread and there were lots of code samples using the same lib over and over

That would be a pattern

Or maybe a pattern for using certain .NET libs

Adám

I guess it could autocomplete ⎕CY'c to ⎕CY'conga' :-)

Bubbler

Yeah, kind of like that

and then it could go ahead to start a conga server or like

Adám

Or like ⎕SE.SALT.Load'H to ⎕SE.SALT.Load'HttpCommand' but this hardly seems worth it.

@Bubbler But it wouldn't know if you want a server or a client.

Bubbler

Well, it just "autocompletes" without knowing 100% of the intention, so...

user

00:16

@Adám Oh nice

(the built-in, I mean, not it being unrecognizable)

@Adám I figured it'd be able to deduce the rest just from the context and ⎕SE.SALT.L

And ⎕SE.SALT could probably be deduced from ⎕SE

Adám

@user No, what about ⎕SE.SALT.List and loading other things?

⎕SE has lots of other things than SALT

user

00:49

Sure, but it should be able to tell that from the context

Besides, doesn't it give you options to choose from?

I haven't used APL or Copilot much, though, so there's not much point in me arguing about it, really :P

Niko

hi guys

Adám

Hi.

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Q: Checkered grid with X mark

Challenge Given two integer values \$a \ge 2\$ and \$0 \le b < a\$, generate a \$(2a-1) \times (2a-1)\$ matrix consisting of the integers 0, 1, and 2 as follows: Create a checkerboard of 0s and 1s of the given size, the 0 being at the corner. If \$b > 0\$, overwrite the checkerboard with 2s in t...

lyxal

01:28

@user it does

it gives you up to 10 unique solutions

and you can choose what it fills as

I've noticed it works better on larger files, as it can provide context for the competitions

Bubbler

> competitions

Must be code golf competitions :P

lyxal

dah frick

pranked by my own joke

Sandbox Posts

02:11

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Binary triangle A141727 code-golf binary cellular-automata sequence Challenge Generate the 2D sequence of bits of A141727. (Allowed I/O methods explained below.) 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 0...

Redwolf Programmed

Fun fact: If you do a bunch of math homework late at night when you're tired from doing other stuff all day you'll get lots of the problems wrong but you don't really care because it's not really graded that strictly but you're worried you won't be prepared for the test and you also have a presentation coming up that you weren't prepared for but now you are but that's part of the reason that you're so tired in the first place but you have another assingment that's actually important for

math class that you've been putting off because you have other things you want to work on like RTO and it's all due tomorrow because that's the end of the grading period and if you do it after that point it doesn't even matter because it can't affect anything so you really need to do it but you know you'll do it wrong since you're tired so you'll have to do it all tomorrow and you know that that exact thing is what got you into this situation in the first place

Adám

CMP: Do you have a tendency to ramble when you're overly tired?

Redwolf Programmed

I don't

Bubbler

Protip: Just accept an F

lyxal

@Adám kind of

depends what you call rambling

Those were sent last night when I was overly tired

Bubbler

02:28

Why chat when tired when you can do golf instead

lyxal

because the language I use is still being rewritten, and I needed a break from programming

Redwolf Programmed

Okay, the tool I'm writing for CS class is actually looking really cool right now

I just added features for moving and zooming images, and it took like ten lines of code

And there's very few horrible, awful hacks

CMQ: Should scrolling down zoom in or out?

Bubbler

down should make the zoom ratio down, i.e. zoom out

other way around if you want to throw people off

Redwolf Programmed

Makes sense, although I'm kinda getting used to down for zooming in now since that's what my prototype has used so far lol

Wezl programs redwolf

yeah out

lyxal

02:38

@RedwolfProgrammed in

all the MS Office programs on my computer have down = zoom in

my web browser has down = zoom in

Bubbler

Who uses MS Office :P

Adám

○/

lyxal

I do for onenote and word

and powerpoint

Adám

PowerPoint, Word, Excel.

Bubbler

~~actually I use it too at work, unfortunately~~

~~all three~~

lyxal

02:40

I also use Outlook

Bubbler

~~actually four, yeah~~

Adám

I stay far away from any Office products that begin with "O".

Bubbler

My web browser (chrome) has down = zoom out btw

lyxal

Atom has down = zoom in

Adám

Don't y'all need Ctrl to zoom on scroll?

Bubbler

02:42

My PPT, Excel, Outlook also has down = zoom out

Yeah, I meant ctrl+scroll

lyxal

same

Adám

Dyalog also does down=out.

NP++ too

thejonymyster

up in down out makes sense if you think of it like scrolling forward, into the image

or scrolling backwards, out of the imagee

Adám

Yeah.

But mostly, I expect pinch-zoom and Ctrl with - and = (+) to work.

lyxal

Then maybe I just have my scroll inverted

thejonymyster

02:45

right yea scrolling to zoom doesnt actually make much sense in general

waht if :sideways scroll wheel

for left and right scrolling

Bubbler

I'm really used to ctrl+scroll that I haven't questioned it at all

Adám

CMQ: Should scrolling down move the document up or down?

Bubbler

Well there's trackball, and I've seen some mice with two wheels (vertical and horizontal)

lyxal

@Adám scroll down pushes the scrollbar up

scroll up pushes the scrollbar down

thejonymyster

exactly cause its a wheel

unless there was some warioware twisted shit going on

and the actual document looked like it was moving like my scroll wheel

lyxal

02:48

when I used to use a mac, I would always have to flip the scrolling because it had it the opposite way I'm used to

thejonymyster

then scrolling down would move the doc down

Adám

Right, I also want scrolling down to move the document up.

I don't care if it is a wheel or a surface.

lyxal

finally, someone gets it

Adám

However, if I'm on a touch screen, I expect the document to track my finger.

I.e. moving finger down makes document move down too.

thejonymyster

wait

sorry, wrapping my head around direections

Bubbler

02:49

Moving finger down = move document down = scroll up...?

thejonymyster

yeah

the view port does not move

lyxal

@Bubbler correct

Adám

Everything is relative.

thejonymyster

so moving documents in direction means scrolling in -direction

Adám

Yes.

So it is kind of interesting, that on a laptop, if you imagine the document bending at the hinge, covering the keyboard and reaching the trackpad, then when I pull my fingers towards myself, I push the document away.

thejonymyster

02:52

what

thats backwards now

did i say it backwards

when i move my finger towards my self, i expect to see earlier chat messages

because im naturally pulling it down towards me

lyxal

@Adám hang on I just gotta go get my laptop which allows the screen to be folded back to 180 degrees

Adám

If the trackpad was above the keyboard, touching the screen edge, sliding my finger from the bottom of the trackpad upwards would make the document move down, and then when I cross over the border to the screen surface, it'd reverse and move up (as the point my finger is touching moves up).

thejonymyster

my fingers are moving down, so the page is moving down, and im scrolling up

Adám

I see my finger as dragging the scrollbar.

Finger up, scrollbar up, doc down.

thejonymyster

oh, that explains why people ever use that system

Adám

02:54

However, on a touch screen, or when grabbing the doc in a PDF reader, I expect the opposite.

thejonymyster

no, im pulling the doc

i am always pulling the doc or directly manipulating it

Adám

@thejonymyster "n"ever? Whcih system?

thejonymyster

the one u use?

i forget which is "inverted scrolling" and which isnt

otherwise id use those terms

what i mean is: i now understand why people use the opposite system from me

lyxal

@Adám no, it looks like I pull the document to myself when I pull my fingers towards myself

thejonymyster

they arent doing somee weird push pull backwardsness, thyre probably also thinking about the scroll bar

Adám

02:56

@lyxal On screen or trackpad?

lyxal

@Adám trackpad

Adám

Well, then we have opposite settings.

lyxal

thejonymyster

is that supposed to bee a gif or vid or

lyxal

I pull down and the document comes down

@thejonymyster picture

that's just showing my layout

thejonymyster

02:58

i dont see how anyones layout would be super different haha

adám pulls on the scroll bar rather than the document

lyxal

I mean it's flat and provides a realisation of "document bending down and reaching trackpad"

thejonymyster

oh, i didnt perceive the flatness

cmq: should scrolling left or right zoom out

lyxal

there's no bend between the screen and keyboard, so you can better visualise "f you imagine the document bending at the hinge, covering the keyboard and reaching the trackpad, then when I pull my fingers towards myself, I push the document away."

@thejonymyster TIL vivaldi actually has sideways scroll zooming

thejonymyster

O_O

thats enough internet for today...

Adám

@thejonymyster Alternatively, I push in the direction I want to move my eyes.

thejonymyster

03:02

well thats an entirely different way of looking at it, lol :)

Adám

Fun fact: When you steer a bicycle, you pull on the side you want to turn to, and push away the side you want to steer away from. When you steer an airplane, you push away the side you want to go to and pull on the side you want to steer away from.

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thejonymyster

amazing

piloting: its not like riding a bike

cmegaq what should ten finger scrolling do

lyxal

@Adám *laughs in that one bicycle that reverses the steering*

Adám

I once tried a bike where the handlebar turned in the opposite directon of normal. Was entirely impossible to steer.

hyper-neutrino

@thejonymyster move your physical monitor

lyxal

03:04

@Adám that's the kind I mean

Adám

Yup. Interestingly, there are planes with control columns ("joysticks") and planes with steering wheels (though they usually are missing the top and bottom parts, so the word "wheel" doesn't fit – it is called a yoke instead), but I've never heard of a plane with handlebars.

lyxal

Time to invent a plane with handlebars ;p

Adám

A coordinated turn would be confusing, You'd have to e.g. push the right foot and pull the right hand.

lyxal

ignoring the fact I know absolutely nothing about aerodynamics, physical engineering, airplane safety etc, it should be relatively easy to design :P

emanresu A

@Neil WTF??? Also, the challenge is +89???

Adám

03:08

@lyxal Uh, but hard to use.

lyxal

We're code golfers. We don't care about things being hard to use

So long as it's something cool, we'll find a way to use it

Adám

Airplane hand-controls are 2D, while handlebars are 1D.

lyxal

What if the handlebar could also move up and down, along with turning left and right?

Adám

It'd be extremely straining to not be able to rest your hands on the handlebar (as that would push it down), and it'd be even worse having to lift it up.

caird coinheringaahing

@Adám what airplanes are you piloting?

If the plane has a joystick, you push the stick to the left to turn left and right to turn right

emanresu A

03:22

What about a handlebar that can stretch?

Adám

@cairdcoinheringaahing I'm talking about steering (with the rudder), not rolling (with the ailerons).

caird coinheringaahing

you don't steer with the rudder

you use the rudder to control the yaw

Adám

Well, I was mostly thinking of steering while taxiing.

Yaw is exactly controlling where the nose points.

If you turn the nose too far left or right compared to the direction you're flying, then bad things can happen.

caird coinheringaahing

i can't speak to taxiing, given that I don't really do that in my simulator, but when flying, you basically don't use the rudder to control your direction

(plus my sim allows for the joystick to control taxiing as though it was a car, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯)

Adám

Correct, you roll, dipping down the wing of the side you want to go to, and then you pull up.

@cairdcoinheringaahing That's so cheating. Real pilots taxi with their feet.

caird coinheringaahing

03:27

Blame my sim :P

Adám

Your sim might even (offer to) control your yaw for coordinated turns.

caird coinheringaahing

I was actually considering becoming a pilot, but as soon as I looked into the requirements, I decided against :P

@Adám Possibly. I got my joystick at the same time as the sim (~6 years ago), but only got pedals 2 years ago, so I never bothered to config them beyond just normal yaw control

Redwolf Programmed

More caird lore, take notes :p

caird coinheringaahing

babe wake up. new caird lore just dropped

@cairdcoinheringaahing when i get to a more stable life position tho, I'm definitely getting a pilot's license. just. couldn't do it as a job

emanresu A

@cairdcoinheringaahing Just don't try golfing the plane and you'll be fine.

Redwolf Programmed

03:30

I feel like flying a plane would be fun as anything but a (civilian) job

caird coinheringaahing

CMC: Create fire
Cessna: 5 bytes, `stall`

@RedwolfProgrammed my grandad actually used to own a Cessna

Adám

Surely, when landing, you want to the plane to come to a full stop using as little runway as possible, right?

emanresu A

Vyxal/osabie/probably others, on very old computer, 1 byte - ∞

Adám

Quiz: Which programming language literally crashes and burns when it crashes?

hyper-neutrino

whatever spaceship computers use

caird coinheringaahing

03:32

@Adám Actually, not really! You want to come to a full stop as smooth as possible, so a longer, smoother stop is preferable to a quick, hard stop, assuming you have the runway available

emanresu A

@cairdcoinheringaahing Pentium chip thingy: F0 0F C7 C8

Redwolf Programmed

Any programming language that overrides the system's fan controls, and will completely disable cooling and enter an infinite loop upon crashing

Adám

@hyper-neutrino Correct: HAL/S

hyper-neutrino

ah

caird coinheringaahing

@Adám I'm afraid I can't do that, Adám

Redwolf Programmed

03:32

@RedwolfProgrammed ferb i know what we're gonna do today

Adám

@cairdcoinheringaahing I was joking about code golfing tendencies.

caird coinheringaahing

@Adám I know, but I like airplane facts :P

emanresu A

Plane golf: Fly plane into holes in ground.

caird coinheringaahing

and, I'm one of those people who will completely ignore the joke if I think I can tell you a fact :P

Redwolf Programmed

I mean seems like "come to a smooth landing" isn't much of an obscure airplane fact :p

hyper-neutrino

03:33

if you want to golf the takeoff/landing just go to an aircraft carrier

Redwolf Programmed

Or buy/engineer a rotodyne

Adám

@cairdcoinheringaahing Actually, I'm pretty sure HAL/S isn't named after 2001.

caird coinheringaahing

@hyper-neutrino helicopter?

Adám

@emanresuA No need for a pre-made hole.

hyper-neutrino

yeah i just thought of that

Redwolf Programmed

03:34

They use steam cannons to get the planes up to speed, right?

caird coinheringaahing

@RedwolfProgrammed idk, I had a friend who genuinely asked why planes don't use their emergency brakes for regular landings

emanresu A

@Adám Oh true lol

Adám

@cairdcoinheringaahing Btw, this isn't correct.

caird coinheringaahing

@Adám No?

Adám

@RedwolfProgrammed Or electromagnets or winches.

caird coinheringaahing

03:35

Also, it's like half-4, what are you doing up @Adám? (ignore the fact that I am also awake :P) :P

Adám

@cairdcoinheringaahing No, commercial airliners will use spoilers and thrust reversers even if there's plenty of runway to go (e.g. a 737 on a runway that can take 747s and 380s).

@cairdcoinheringaahing I'm in NY.

caird coinheringaahing

@Adám That'll explain it :P

Any particular reason, or just a holiday?

Adám

A very particular and special reason.

Btw, my plane ride here was the most unusual I've ever had.

I had 30 seats for my self in a 777.

caird coinheringaahing

How so?

Covid, I'm guessing?

Adám

Yeah, I guess.

caird coinheringaahing

03:38

@cairdcoinheringaahing Oh, for anyone who isn't ignoring the fact I am also awake, don't worry, I have a good excuse: I had an idea for a challenge

Adám

Once I'd passed immigration, I was the only passenger in the arrival hall, and when I went to get my luggage bag, it was just sitting on the floor next to the conveyor belt (which was not moving).

And this was at JFK!

caird coinheringaahing

@Adám oh wow

Adám

@cairdcoinheringaahing There is no nobler cause!

caird coinheringaahing

I've been on empty planes before, but that's new

hyper-neutrino

honestly being alone or close to alone in an airport sounds rather spooky

caird coinheringaahing

03:39

I think the emptiest I've been on was ~30 on a 737

Adám

@hyper-neutrino Yeah, it was a bit eerie, kind of like a post-apocalypse/zombie world.

caird coinheringaahing

No idea why, it was before covid times, but it felt weird to not see any passengers on the plain without standing up

@hyper-neutrino I like being in buildings that should have people in but don't

hyper-neutrino

i suppose it's better than being in a building that shouldn't have people but does

caird coinheringaahing

My school after 4pm was so cool to wander around

Adám

People in coach were probably more comfortable than business class, as they could lie down over 3 or 4 seats. Business class can't stretch flat.

caird coinheringaahing

03:41

@Adám Ah, the EasyJet mattress :P

when you have an entire row to yourself, so you stretch out across all 3 seats :P

Adám

Also, outside the arrival terminal, you'd normally have a flurry of people and taxi drivers and pick-pockets etc. I was the only passenger.

caird coinheringaahing

did you not like. go to the toilet and see anyone else?

hyper-neutrino

do people clap when the plane lands where y'all live lol

Adám

@cairdcoinheringaahing Problem was that I couldn't easily take advantage of the 4 empty rows behind me and the 2 empty rows in front of me, or the empty seats across the corridor…

@cairdcoinheringaahing Well, there was no line to any of the toilets. There was always a few available ones.

@hyper-neutrino They certainly didn't on my trip.

caird coinheringaahing

@hyper-neutrino From time to time, someone does

But Brits strongly disapprove of any action that makes you stand out in a crowd, such as clapping

Adám

03:44

Well, I flew American.

When I was little, people would always clap.

hyper-neutrino

one thing that always annoys me is how like everyone stands up as soon as the plane like is officially not in the air anymore

emanresu A

^

caird coinheringaahing

I have had planes clap a couple of times when the landing was especially smooth

Adám

Fun fact: When the weather is bad (heavy rains), landings are rougher (bigger "bump" upon touch down). The surprise is that this is intentional.

caird coinheringaahing

@hyper-neutrino Plane surfing!

hyper-neutrino

03:46

i think it was germany (definitely some european country) where when the plane landed they made everyone wait and had people exit in order of when their upcoming transfer was. it was really nice because it actually made sense instead of just having everyone scramble randomly

@Adám is it to prevent hydroplaning?

Adám

Exactly. Aircraft have smooth tires.

hyper-neutrino

yeah, airplanes aren't made for hydroplaning, and certainly not geoplaning or pyroplaning

Redwolf Programmed

@cairdcoinheringaahing Never seen a plan clap before, none I've been on have even had hands

emanresu A

@cairdcoinheringaahing Nah, just people who think they can get off while the plane's still on the runway.

Unrelated String

@hyper-neutrino i've never seen people plane clap but i've flown like ten times total

caird coinheringaahing

03:47

@Adám Huh. I knew the wet weather = hard landing, but I never really thought about why :P

hyper-neutrino

I never thought about it either but when Adam mentioned it it immediately made sense why :P

Unrelated String

yeah same

Adám

Do y'all know how to open a locked airliner toilet door? (yes, locked from the inside)

Redwolf Programmed

@Adám But do they do the same if they're planning to land on a treadmill?

caird coinheringaahing

tbf, when my grandad sold his plane, he realised I had asked for a sim for christmas and proceeded to buy me one and teach me "how" to fly a plane

so most of my knowledge comes from his weird brand of teaching

@Adám sit there waiting for the air steward to get annoyed at you and unlock it

Adám

03:49

Heh, my boss got his license recently, and loves talking about flying.

@cairdcoinheringaahing No, I mean how to unlock it from the outside if it has been locked from the inside.

caird coinheringaahing

stand outside it, tutting, until the steward comes and unlocks it for you? :P

hyper-neutrino

I feel like I'd be able to; you can just drag the lock indicator in the other direction to force it open right?

i know you can open a lot of public washroom stall locks using any rigid card or often even the little hard tip that secures watch wriststraps

caird coinheringaahing

or even a coin

hyper-neutrino

or sometimes just fingernails

Adám

The LAVATORY badge has a hinge at the top. Grab the bottom of it and lift it up. There's a lever behind it you can slide to the right to unlock.

hyper-neutrino

03:52

o.O

Adám

caird coinheringaahing

Interesting. I will, under no circumstances, use this information to literally scare people shitless

Adám

Literally :-)

lyxal

05:28

CMQ: For a function that finds the first integer that is truthy under a given function, would it be more useful to have it start searching at 0 or 1?

useful here means "better for golfing"

Bubbler

05:50

I'd allow explicitly giving the starting point, 1 being the default maybe

And explicitly giving how many integers to find too

Jo King

how about searching 0,1,-1,2,-2,3,-3...

Bubbler

IIRC Japt has such a builtin

But it's simply often "find the smallest positive integer" and, when you want to search for more complex stuff, a single variable going through 0,1,-1,2,-2,... isn't sufficient

e.g. a pair with the smallest distance from the origin

unless you can take two infinite lists and diagonalize over the pairs... ooh that's a nice built-in to have

Unrelated String

06:08

^^^

some kind of generalized backtracking diagonalization is feature #15 that i'm never actually going to develop enough perhaps to implement

hyper-neutrino

@Bubbler vyxal (at least the current impl) is able to do that since I reimplemented the cartesian product/power builtin to specifically be able to do that

however I don't think vyxal supports doubly-infinite lists

and yuno's cartesian product on doubly-infinite lists doesn't quite work and I never ended up fixing it

Bubbler

Maybe some generalized BFS thingy where you feed two functions and a start value: f = take the current item and generate next candidates, g = testing function, x = start value, BFS(f,g,x) (or whatever syntax) returns the first item generated by f from x that satisfies g

emanresu A

07:30

@lyxal 1 better - a lot of the time 0 is a bizarre case.

pxeger

@lyxal 1; if you needed 0 then you could just check that manually

Sandbox Posts

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Bijective meets mixed base code-golf base-conversion math integer Background A bijective base \$b\$ numeration, where \$b\$ is a positive integer, is a bijective positional notation that makes use of \$b\$ symbols with associated values of \$1,2,\cdots,b\$. Bijective base 2 representations of pos...

rak1507

07:53

news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29031488 nearly 900 votes!

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pxeger

awesome!

emanresu A

No wonder the answer (and challenge) have so many upvotes

rak1507

yeah

emanresu A

That challenge got nominated for best of 2020, and the nominator said that it was the most upvoted fastest-code challenge of that year - Well now it's the most upvoted challenge of 2020.

pxeger

08:06

@AviFS Have you seen the drama about Riju?

Bubbler

Ironically ais523 is getting a huge pile of the thing they don't want: the rep

rak1507

lol

lyxal

My new hobby: watching the real-time activity list for the entire SE network and trying to come up with the most unhelpful answer based on just the question title

7

emanresu A

@Bubbler And they're probaly going to get 3-4 Best Of CGCC bounties :P

emanresu A

08:48

In general, is it allowed to take inputs multiple times?

Neil

@cairdcoinheringaahing wow, codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/236630/17602 more than doubled in votes since I mentioned it... insane... oh I see it made the starboard

@Bubbler well, it does get capped at 200/day, so it's only 600 so far, not 1600

Jo King

09:25

i like that if you put ais523's answer on the graph at the bottom of the challenge, all the other lines would merge together

emanresu A

I kinda want to turn lyxal.pythonanywhere.com?flags=R&code=D%E1%BA%8A%C6%9Bg%E2%… into a challenge.

rak1507

vyxal, 22 bytes :P

Neil

CMC: Given an integer n, output all bases b (1<b<n) where n's representation in base b contains the digit b-1

emanresu A

10:02

@Neil 9 bytes

emanresu A

10:31

When the internet is ~~slow~~ sus

dzaima

@rak1507 oh wow, that's a fun challenge. weren't it for that cache bottleneck, I feel like a JIT compiler could somewhat easily achieve whatever the max write throughput the processor has (which appears to be 2 writes per cycle on Zen 3, hopefully both of which can be 32 bytes of vector registers, achieving 64 bytes/cycle, or >200GB/s)

Grain Ghost

It's kind of unfortunate becuase (IMO) it's not a very good example of a challenge on the site. The unfortunate fact is that you can have good answers on bad challenge.

dzaima

@dzaima that'd fill up the L1 cache in a bit over 200 nanoseconds, and the L2 cache in a bit below 2000ns/2μs :D

rak1507

I don't really get why there are 3 stages, was that explained in the answer? why not use the 3rd one only if it's the fastest?

dzaima

@rak1507 I assume it's so the 3rd phase doesn't have to worry about small numbers, which would complicate it

rak1507

10:44

fair enough

Bubbler

11:10

Rare 3-way tie between Jelly, Charcoal and MATL here :P

pxeger

11:28

3 very different languages

lyxal

12:32

thank you copilot very cool

because vectorising the function I explicitly called non_vectorising_equals is definitely what I want

rak1507

lol

lyxal

there totally wouldn't be any reason at all I wouldn't want my function called non_vectorising_equals to not be vectorised

no reason at all

lyxal

12:52

hi there @RedwolfProgrammed

ready for life today?

because I sure ain't

because it's time for sleep where i am

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Jo King

give me 5 minutes and i'll be ready

thejonymyster

13:10

@lyxal lyxal arm-y

Mayube

13:23

Mornin' folks

@Adám You get used to it after a while, and then the issue becomes getting used to a normal bicycle again

Redwolf Programmed

Morning!

Well, time to start on that calculus work from last night

Oh nice, just learned that it's only one side of a paper, not two

There is a squidward drawn on my desk

Quite a good one too

thejonymyster

13:42

bold and brash

@Mayube rise n grind golfers lets shrink this code

Mayube

@thejonymyster Golfer grindset

Aaroneous Miller

Is it just me, or is this user's pfp bork?

Juan Esteban

1 1

code-golf kolmogorov-complexity number restricted-source

m90

@AaroneousMiller It also doesn't appear for me.

Adám

@AaroneousMiller 404

Anush

going to try to finish my question (again) today. Prepare for a review request!

Mayube

13:55

@Adám I actually got a 400 trying to load the image

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