The Nineteenth Byte

Ginger Industries

18:00

programs are empty, all instructions are in the interpreter flags

Redwolf Programs

That exists

MetaGolfScript

Well, technically it's in the language name and not flags

But flags would be what any practical implementation uses

Ginger Industries

@RedwolfPrograms so it doesn't exist

hmm

Aaroneous Miller

@GingerIndustries might I introduce you to Pxem?

Redwolf Programs

Warning, MGS is banned here and you will probably receive many downvotes if you try to use it (or anything similar)

Uh...unfortunate typo

Ginger Industries

ah

ah yes, MonoGaturated Slutemides

Aaroneous Miller

18:02

ಠ_ಠ

Ginger Industries

brb

caird coinheringaahing

@RedwolfPrograms I think its interesting that Vyxal is probably one of the first "advertised" golfing langs. A lot of people started learning Jelly/05AB1E because they saw how dominant they were in golfing, and Husk got a lot of use from Haskell users who wanted to golf

Redwolf Programs

And I don't really know if I like that transition

I'm hoping it's also the last advertised golfing language :p

caird coinheringaahing

That said, Jelly did have some advertising through advertising for JHT. Though that did kinda assume that you already wanted to learn Jelly

Ginger Industries

back

Aaroneous Miller

18:07

@cairdcoinheringaahing Same thing with APL and the APL Orchard

caird coinheringaahing

That's true. Plus, Adám is here specifically to promote Dyalog to golfers

Ginger Industries

and what am I here for?

Redwolf Programs

Shhh, that could be interpreted as calling APL a golfing language

caird coinheringaahing

@GingerIndustries To help increase the number of messages in this room :P

Ginger Industries

@cairdcoinheringaahing I will neither confirm nor deny that

Redwolf Programs

18:11

We're almost at 100k stars

Probably one more year to go

Ginger Industries

@RedwolfPrograms oh joy

Aaroneous Miller

@RedwolfPrograms Is APL not a practical golfing langage?

Redwolf Programs

We hit 30k starred messages not too long ago

@AaroneousMiller Its a golfy practical language

Big difference

Aaroneous Miller

oic

Ginger Industries

@AaroneousMiller Oi course

Aaroneous Miller

18:13

ofc

caird coinheringaahing

@GingerIndustries Regarding this challenge, I'd advise against accepting an answer. It contradicts our policy that code golf challenges are competitions between each language, and is usually discouraged

Ginger Industries

@cairdcoinheringaahing Okay, got it.

Redwolf Programs

Well, my family won't be home until tomorrow, so you know what time it is...unauthorized cookie baking, v2

Aaroneous Miller

wow such rebel

Ginger Industries

@RedwolfPrograms be careful, they might not accept the cookies

*rimshot*

Redwolf Programs

18:15

Who said they're getting any? :p

Ginger Industries

@RedwolfPrograms read it again

Redwolf Programs

Ik ik, joke about internet cookies

Ginger Industries

@RedwolfPrograms :))))))))))))

caird coinheringaahing

@RedwolfPrograms Throw a massive house party and only invite CGCC members :P

Redwolf Programs

Any of y'all are welcome to show up :p

Ginger Industries

18:21

@cairdcoinheringaahing I'd love to come, but Earth is pretty far from Mars

Redwolf Programs

Finding my address is left as an exercise to the reader

2

Ginger Industries

¯\_(ಠ_ಠ)_/¯

caird coinheringaahing

@RedwolfPrograms Pretty sure all Texans live at 1 Texas St, Texas, right?

2

Ginger Industries

@Fmbalbuena when you liftin

Redwolf Programs

Yes, Texas is famously small

Fmbalbuena

18:24

Why this is the latest question in newest tab and the Question ID is 4244?

caird coinheringaahing

It was migrated from SO

"Newest" sorts by question age, but the ID is sequential from when it was "posted" to the site (including posts that are migrated)

Interestingly, tag wikis are also IDed in the same way, meaning that codegolf.stackexchange.com/q/30108 (https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/q/30108) links to the bash wiki, despite looking like a "question" link

Ginger Industries

@cairdcoinheringaahing huh

this one code golf challenge i'm working on has made me add 5 separate instructions to APOL

Fmbalbuena

18

Q: Check if the string is reshaped

Challenge Given an input string X, determine if X can be obtained from reshaping a strict prefix of itself (a prefix that is not X itself). Reshaping a string to a length N means repeating the string as many times as needed and then taking the first N characters of it. Examples: The string "abba"...

^ someone likes to answer more?

Why PPCG changed to CGCC?

Ginger Industries

No, the acronym is still PPCG
Pode Polf Cack Gxchange

Redwolf Programs

Because programming puzzles aren't our main thing

caird coinheringaahing

18:38

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Q: What should this site be called now that it's getting a design?

UPDATE: New site name chosen! This site is now "Code Golf & Coding Challenges" Thank you all so much for participating in this discussion! As we're designing the site, we are considering the name and how the logo/wordmark of the site will look (be excited, that means we're actually in-progre...

discussion site-name

Fmbalbuena

@GingerIndustries Please don't

Redwolf Programs

We wanted to emphasize code golf, and also "coding challenges" represents the wide variety of challenge types we have now

Ginger Industries

@RedwolfPrograms They are still a thing, just not our main thing

caird coinheringaahing

When we fully graduated (with design), we had the option to change the site name, and we went with CGCC instead

Fmbalbuena

-24

A: What should this site be called now that it's getting a design?

Code Underflow PROS: Fixes the issue with just "Code Golf" being too ambiguous. Every reason in the "Code Golf" answer (except "Code Golf was the original name of our Area 51 proposal and has been the subdomain of our site—and the name other SE communities have been using to refer to us—for th...

caird coinheringaahing

18:40

@cairdcoinheringaahing In fact, anything in the Posts SEDE table are all in the same ID "namespace". So https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/q/154953 (DJ's mod nomination) and https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/q/419 (first revision of the tour page) both link successfully to those pages

Redwolf Programs

Under "cons", you basically list exactly why this name makes no sense. Nice idea, but it makes, as stated, no sense at all. — Redwolf Programs May 3 '19 at 16:53

Wow 2019 redwolf was savage

(To use 2019 slang :p)

Ginger Industries

@RedwolfPrograms obviously you're a changed person now

Aaroneous Miller

flashbacks to the flag debate :P

@Fmbalbuena why did you tag this question with apl?

Fmbalbuena

@AaroneousMiller because APL has reshape

caird coinheringaahing

So does Jelly, but jelly doesn't apply there

Aaroneous Miller

18:43

so does Vyxal, you should've used vyxal instead :P

(for legal reasons that's a joke)

Fmbalbuena

@cairdcoinheringaahing why?

Ginger Industries

I think the 2 most commonly used emoticons here are :P and ಠ_ಠ

this may say something about us

Fmbalbuena

@GingerIndustries no, :P and :-)

caird coinheringaahing

@RedwolfPrograms I've gone the opposite way: if I disagree with something, I'll speak my mind much more bluntly than a couple of years ago :P

Fmbalbuena

:-) was used by @Adám

@cairdcoinheringaahing why?

Redwolf Programs

18:44

@Fmbalbuena :-) is only really used by Adám

caird coinheringaahing

@Fmbalbuena As a general rule, language tags only apply to a question if there's something specific about the language that applies to that challenge

Fmbalbuena

@cairdcoinheringaahing ok

Redwolf Programs

@GingerIndustries Idk, o/ gets used a lot if that counts

Ginger Industries

@RedwolfPrograms maybe

Aaroneous Miller

@Fmbalbuena Example

Fmbalbuena

18:45

:-) was used by Me, Adám and @RedwolfPrograms

Ginger Industries

ಠ_ಠ is used by me and hyper

Redwolf Programs

I've been pushing recently for :3 to get more use, but as a wolf I can't really do it myself

caird coinheringaahing

ಠ_ಠ

I'm right here

Ginger Industries

and you

caird coinheringaahing

Fmbalbuena

18:46

@GingerIndustries NO, let :-) Be popular

caird coinheringaahing

Consider yourself disapproved

6

Ginger Industries

@cairdcoinheringaahing ಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠ_ಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠಠ

Redwolf Programs

@cairdcoinheringaahing This might be a fun kolmo

Ginger Industries

@RedwolfPrograms :/

Fmbalbuena

@GingerIndustries ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-)

DLosc

18:48

The search box doesn't like these special characters, unfortunately

Ginger Industries

@Fmbalbuena ಠ_______________________ಠ

caird coinheringaahing

This is getting close to being noise

Ginger Industries

@cairdcoinheringaahing okay let's quiet

Redwolf Programs

ₒₖ ᵢ ₐₘ qᵤᵢₑₜ ₙₒᵥᵥ

Ginger Industries

@Fmbalbuena enough

caird coinheringaahing

18:49

Continuing posting emoticon noise will result in a kick

Redwolf Programs

Dang, ninja'd

Ginger Industries

@RedwolfPrograms haha no small q

DLosc

@RedwolfPrograms Ninja bakers, hmm

Redwolf Programs

That's what I am right now

Once the butter finishes warming up

Ginger Industries

@cairdcoinheringaahing got it

DLosc

18:51

@GingerIndustries I love it! [does a Snoopy dance]

Ginger Industries

@DLosc :D

brb

Redwolf Programs

Is there anyone who's favorite character isn't Snoopy?

Everyone I've talked to agrees with me

Snoopy is the best

caird coinheringaahing

Personally, I prefer Spike

DLosc

IDK, I'm torn between Snoopy and Linus.

Redwolf Programs

I'd like Linus more if I could spell his name. I always end up typing Linux.

DLosc

18:55

Don't blame Linus for that, blame Linus :P

Ginger Industries

snoopy best

hyper-neutrino

@AaroneousMiller it's not in the organization

it's under my account; i migrated it out of the organization to deny y'all permissions

New Posts

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Q: Calculate the sum of all the characters' indexes in the alphabet in the given numeral system

Given a word, get the indexes of each letter in the alphabet. For example: uncopyrightable becomes: [21, 14, 3, 15, 16, 25, 18, 9, 7, 8, 20, 1, 2, 12, 5] Convert these indexes to the given numeral system. For example, if the radix is 36, then the array above would become: ['l', 'e', '3', 'f', '...

code-golf alphabet

DLosc

Wow, the conversation around 4 hours ago produced a huge volume of starred messages.

Ginger Industries

yes it did
4 of my 6 starred messages are from that

@DLosc ...I was also 35% of the conversation

Aaroneous Miller

19:03

2 hours ago, by Aaroneous Miller

@AaroneousMiller oh nvm I didn't realize it was under your account instead of the Vyxal org

Ginger Industries

@Fmbalbuena ???

Fmbalbuena

just click star

DLosc

Nov 24 at 20:58, by DLosc

Generally, asking for stars makes people less willing to give you stars. It's better to just keep being funny, insightful, etc. The stars will come if they come.

Ginger Industries

^

I only star amusing or punny messages

Fmbalbuena

*pony message*

Ginger Industries

19:09

...

Fmbalbuena

punny is pony

Ginger Industries

._.

Fmbalbuena

pony is poffy

emanresu A

19:31

@emanresuA oh, uh, I kinda forgot this existed. And I don't actually remember the answer, either. So I guess now I gotta crack my own cop. lol — Aaroneous Miller 6 hours ago

Fmbalbuena

@emanresuA NO STARS FOR YOU

Aaroneous Miller

@emanresuA Wow, imagine forgetting the solution to your own cop. Only an idiot would do something like that, amirite?

Ginger Industries

@AaroneousMiller crazy

Aaroneous Miller

ikr

DLosc

@AaroneousMiller I might have done that before... I don't really remember

emanresu A

19:43

@RedwolfPrograms Mayyybe. There are some flags that are basically MGS (output processing like d, s, Ṫ), but then there are some that modify the implicit behaviour of the language(like r,R, m and M), and some useful for other reasons - W and c are` useful for debugging, D is almost necessary for short quines,Ḣ is the only way to do graphics , Ṡ and a are usually for convenience of input, j is usually for convenience of output as most challenges allow a list of lines...

Ginger Industries

@emanresuA perhaps you can specify flags as a list of "modifiers" at the beginning of the program? ex. for flags d and s it would be ds|code goes here

emanresu A

That just makes flags cost more and golfing pain

Ginger Industries

@emanresuA But it does remove them.

Redwolf Programs

Other golfing languages get by just fine without flags. Maybe add an output formatting dropdown on the site?

DLosc

CMC: Identify the programming language used in this Tom Scott video (starting at 2:28). (I think I know the answer, but I'm not 100% positive.)

Redwolf Programs

19:46

That makes it extra clear the formatting is not being done by the program, so returning a list of lines wouldn't be valid for something like FizzBuzz

Ginger Industries

alrighty

emanresu A

Flags can be interesting - this for example

Redwolf Programs

I mean, maybe, but CnRs are just a tiny fraction of what Vyxal is used for

Ginger Industries

@DLosc I've got it

does SE chat support spoilers?

Redwolf Programs

And even then I don't think flags add much of interest

@GingerIndustries No

You need to do something like [hover for spoiler](http://example.com "spoiler content")

Ginger Industries

19:48

Ok

@DLosc The language is: hover for spoiler

Redwolf Programs

That seems unlikely

Ginger Industries

@RedwolfPrograms correct file extension, correct-looking syntax

DLosc

@RedwolfPrograms I'm not sure how this is different from flags. Isn't it still a no-bytes-counted way to modify the program's behavior?

Ginger Industries

@RedwolfPrograms ¯\_(ಠ_ಠ)_/¯

Redwolf Programs

@GingerIndustries That doesn't use % for comments does it?

Ginger Industries

19:50

@RedwolfPrograms idk, but it seems most likely

Redwolf Programs

@DLosc Because it's just debug output format. The program very clearly still returns a list. You can't pretend "it's printing a list of lines", because that's just a visualization of the output.

@GingerIndustries They're not on an apple product though, are they?

That language is the forerunner to Swift, for apple products

Oops, spoiler

Ginger Industries

@RedwolfPrograms I've just posted a comment asking, hopefully we'll learn soon

Redwolf Programs

Oh, that's possibly MATLAB

that would make sense, and the syntax looks right at first glance

Ginger Industries

perhaps

emanresu A

@RedwolfPrograms There's still ~90 tho

Redwolf Programs

19:53

Correct file extension, correct comment syntax, correct semicolon/function call syntax

DLosc

@RedwolfPrograms I think this is one of the main disagreements you and I have. To me, a full program always outputs a stream of characters (unless it outputs an image or something). It's meaningless to distinguish between different data types when they produce the same contents on stdout (or in a textarea on a web interpreter).

Ginger Industries

@RedwolfPrograms okay, looks like it's MATLAB

DLosc

If it's a function submission, then yes, it makes sense to distinguish different data types

emanresu A

Tfw you try to open up Vyxal and instead open up the spoofed online interpreter I made to mess with Vyxal's syntax highlighter.

DLosc

@RedwolfPrograms That was my guess too.

Aaroneous Miller

19:55

@emanresuA ?

emanresu A

localhost:5501/demo.html

Oh wait...

Redwolf Programs

@DLosc For some languages, sure. With Perl or C, you're printing the output. You can't output an array, because that's just not part of the environment it runs in. But in JS, you can console.log an array, and it doesn't just print the stringified array. Browser consoles will print an interactive array visualization thing, and Node will print a syntax highlighted array.

Aaroneous Miller

@emanresuA bruh

Ginger Industries

@emanresuA :|

Redwolf Programs

So I don't see why that wouldn't be considered "printing an array"

And I don't see why Vyxal or Jelly or Husk should be presumed to be in the first category

DLosc

19:57

@emanresuA I'm having trouble connecting. Can you restart your server? ;)

emanresu A

@RedwolfPrograms (and v8 will print a comma-separated flattened array which you can interpret as intcode)

DLosc

@RedwolfPrograms Ah, it's a JS-based perspective. I see. :P Lol

Ginger Industries

most of these answers are lyxal slowly going insane
https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/207558/print-x-without-x-cops-thread

pxeger

@DLosc spoiler

emanresu A

We've only got checks 69 answers there

(You can blame Lyxal for that one)

Aaroneous Miller

19:59

Most of the time when I post a Vyxal cop, it's because I discovered a new way to break the language :P

Ginger Industries

@emanresuA :\

Redwolf Programs

And let's be honest, modern golfing language programs are essentially functions. They have no input or print commands, because that would be stupid when implicit I/O is a thing, and in most Tacit or stack-based languages you could easily make a program into a sub-function of a larger one with the exact same syntax

emanresu A

@AaroneousMiller Lol

DLosc

> They have no input or print commands, because that would be stupid

emanresu A

@RedwolfPrograms ... Vyxal has input/print

DLosc

20:00

[laughs in Pip]

Redwolf Programs

Well, I should say required input/print

emanresu A

codegolf.stackexchange.com/search?q=vyxal

Ginger Industries

Redwolf Programs

Wait I was going to be productive today

Frick

Ginger Industries

@RedwolfPrograms not today

Aaroneous Miller

20:03

@GingerIndustries Exactly

DLosc

Aug 7 '15 at 18:38, by aditsu

abandon all work, ye who enter here

Redwolf Programs

What was I saying about NPSP 2.0 being finished today...make that like halfway through next week lol

Aaroneous Miller

in Vyxal, Dec 7 at 13:24, by Aaroneous Miller

btw @lyxal, is this intentional?

in Vyxal, Dec 7 at 22:23, by lyxal

@AaroneousMiller if you're using it in a Cnr answer, the chances are very high that it isn't :p

Ginger Industries

@AaroneousMiller how to use Vyxal, part 1

Redwolf Programs

Okay who did y'all pay to star Vyxal 75 times...

Aaroneous Miller

20:06

@RedwolfPrograms nobody, i just spent a couple days making socks

Ginger Industries

@AaroneousMiller ಠ_ಠ

Redwolf Programs

What's Vyxal's execute as Python element again?

DLosc

@GingerIndustries I went looking for your comment and came across this one instead: "Coming up next: Tom Scott investigates what percentage of people watch YouTube whilst sitting on the bog." Which... actually almost sounds like something he might do. X^D

Ginger Industries

@DLosc ¯\_(ಠ_ಠ)_/¯

Aaroneous Miller

@RedwolfPrograms E

Redwolf Programs

20:09

Thjanks!

Aaroneous Miller

yes, Vyxal is very janks, thx for noticing

DLosc

Also, I saw that somebody commented "Matlab :D" which seems like pretty good confirmation

emanresu A

@RedwolfPrograms †, only works offline

Ginger Industries

@DLosc Matlab confirmed ◬

DLosc

Why does Github give you the option of starring your own repository? ಠ_ಠ

Ginger Industries

20:14

@DLosc hmmmm

grandBagel

@DLosc so you can easily find it if you have a lot of repositories?

Ginger Industries

@grandBagel makes sense

Aaroneous Miller

@DLosc ~~Some~~ All parents have a favorite child

DLosc

@grandBagel Hm, possible--although there's also pins for that, but you're limited to six

Redwolf Programs

Wait, so all that Vyxal's E can do online is parse Python literals?

Seems kinda useless

Ginger Industries

20:16

adios

DLosc

@AaroneousMiller Well, mine certainly do ;)

Aaroneous Miller

@RedwolfPrograms IIRC, Lyxal got tired of trying to make the safe_apply actually safe, so it's disabled online, but it works fine if you run it offline

Redwolf Programs

Ah ok

Aaroneous Miller

Alternatively, you can just use my strategy of just going and finding an ACE exploit to do eval as Python instead

Redwolf Programs

That's actually what I was trying to do lol, but reading Vyxal's code is too painful

Aaroneous Miller

20:20

lol

Redwolf Programs

1. It's Python
2. It's other people's code

Either my code's the only good code or it just really sucks, because I can't read anyone else's lol

Aaroneous Miller

I just use the c flag to view the transpiled Python, then go "hey, that looks bad" and spend the next hour figuring out how to break out of it

Redwolf Programs

(Actually it's only that way with larger projects that have all sorts of weird shared state and libraries)

(Functional programming in JS ftfw)

DLosc

@RedwolfPrograms Seems fairly normal for popular CGCC golflangs. Husk has 65, MATL 99, Brachylog 104, Charcoal 168. Jelly and 05AB1E are both over 600.

Redwolf Programs

Oh huh

I guess I need to get working on mine then :p

DLosc

20:23

@RedwolfPrograms Note that it has to become popular. Pip only has 21. :P

Redwolf Programs

CMQ: Do you think we'll ever have a 4th generation of golfing languages?

And what would it look like?

What if...AI golflang

user

Please no

But gen4 would be cool

grandBagel

@RedwolfPrograms print10*10times

Redwolf Programs

Instead of tacit/stack based, you just glue a bunch of built-ins together and the AI assumes what you mean

E.g., filter is_prime would obvious mean "filter a list so that only primes remain"

DLosc

@RedwolfPrograms TBH, a couple years ago I thought Jelly was completely untouchable. So now that I've been proven wrong, I'm not about to say that the current crop of languages are the final word in golflangs either.

Redwolf Programs

20:28

@RedwolfPrograms (But with the code page of course)

@DLosc Jelly still sort of is the current crop

grandBagel

@RedwolfPrograms The task: Do ... An example algorithm is at ... The code: get code:... convert code to <language>

Redwolf Programs

@RedwolfPrograms Or, if f was filter, + was addition, and 2 was 2, f+2 could be interpreted as "filter out zeros, then add two to all items"

Or whatever else the AI thinks is a reasonable interpretation

Aaroneous Miller

@RedwolfPrograms Or you could just use Vyxal :P

user

@RedwolfPrograms Well I personally like that part specifically because it’s giving me a teeny bit of experience for the real world

And all of us at Vyxal Corp Ltd (TM) are well aware how small our userbase is

I see nothing wrong with trying to do things professionally, even if lyxal’s documents are a little lofty sometimes :p

Redwolf Programs

It also just doesn't feel like it has a consistent tone

At times y'all act all professional and official, and then other times it's "George" and "Gluten free"

And sometimes both (the "Frick" room incident)

And there's the joke/pushing-the-boundaries features like flags and the 69 constant (if that's still a thing), but then y'all advertise it with way more seriousness than is required even if it was taking itself fully seriously as a language given that it's a hobby project

It just feels like there's a bit of cognitive dissonance within Vyxal, about what the language wants to be, and until that's resolved it's hard to take it seriously.

Aaroneous Miller

20:42

We don't have the 69 constant anymore, instead we have kS

There's some Vyxal devs who lean towards the sh*tposter side, namely myself and Lyxal, and there's some Vyxal devs who lean toward the serious corp-esque side, which creates a... unique mixture of ideals and whatnot

emanresu A

And then there's me

Aaroneous Miller

and then there's him

hyper-neutrino

and then there are Vyxal devs who don't ever work on Vyxal and just maintain some peripheral utilities for it like chat bots and education resources

emanresu A

and the syntax highlighter

hyper-neutrino

well i'm referring to me specifically lol

caird coinheringaahing

20:53

@RedwolfPrograms I hope so, and I doubt we can predict what they'll look like

Aaroneous Miller

@hyper-neutrino nah, I doubt there's anyone like that

hyper-neutrino

but yes, there is very much cognitive dissonance within vyxal because it's a couple random people with no real hierarchy besides "lyxal owns this thing so he gets final say except he's never really needed to use that authority"

i tried to make it a lot more corporate-esque than people even like to pretend it is nowadays because i thought the organization would improve productivity but we gave up on it (which I think was a good idea) and now I don't really work on it

i also find it hard to take it seriously lol

Aaroneous Miller

jira flashbacks

caird coinheringaahing

I don't mind Vyxal's inconsistent corporate image, so long as it results in a better language

hyper-neutrino

yeah i wanted to apply some shit i learned at my co-op but the environment is not exactly one for structure or seriousness

Aaroneous Miller

20:56

Vyxal is, and always will be, a meme

hyper-neutrino

i mean, over half of the bot's functionalities aren't even about vyxal

Aaroneous Miller

@AaroneousMiller and also a golflang

hyper-neutrino

and that's after I purged all of the non-useful commands halfway through dev because i got annoyed with y'all

caird coinheringaahing

@AaroneousMiller 🅱 Y X A L

Aaroneous Miller

@cairdcoinheringaahing ?

caird coinheringaahing

21:00

It meme :P

DLosc

@AaroneousMiller BRB, adding Vyxal to "joke languages" category on Esolangs /s

pxeger

@hyper-neutrino or there's me, who has never made a meaningful code contribution to Vyxal but spends the whole time ~~being a control freak~~ providing quality code reiviews

Aaroneous Miller

@DLosc I probably already would've if it weren't for this:

> For esoteric languages that are potentially interesting in some way, or that are actually capable of running programs and producing a useful output, see the normal list of esoteric languages.

@pxeger github.com/Vyxal/Vyxal/commits?author=pxeger

pxeger

oh yeah well, the deployment thing was because the other setup was jank as shit and I wanted it to not be

emanresu A

github.com/Vyxal/Vyxal/pull/463

pxeger

21:06

and if I'm being totally honest I added the HTML and JS flags because I thought if I let someone else do it then it would be riddled with XSS

emanresu A

And github.com/Vyxal/Vyxal/pull/463#issuecomment-998495713

hyper-neutrino

lmao

emanresu A

> mutliple

> Indicies

Aaroneous Miller

> Biden

emanresu A

> equivlaent

> divisble

caird coinheringaahing

21:08

Personally, I've always thought that I would hate that much attention/contribution/etc. on one of my projects

emanresu A

It found some legit typos

caird coinheringaahing

I can just about cope with the odd bug report, consistent PRs and issues being opened would be awful

pxeger

@cairdcoinheringaahing codegolf.stackexchange.com/users/106959/fmbalbuena ...

hyper-neutrino

@cairdcoinheringaahing yeah, sounds rather annoying

caird coinheringaahing

@pxeger ?

hyper-neutrino

21:10

i have a decent amount of attention on my aoc repo rn but ofc nobody's like trying to PR that or anything lol, so i don't have to deal with that

pxeger

oh they changed their avatar

they used to have a slight obsession with add++

Aaroneous Miller

@cairdcoinheringaahing ~~Time to report all of the bugs in Yggdrasil, and then make a PR for each one~~

emanresu A

@pxeger double-space at the end of lines in markdown is a linebreak

Fmbalbuena

ADD++ is APL, jk

pxeger

@emanresuA ah um I don't know how to fix that

without disabling it outright

Fmbalbuena

21:12

@pxeger wdym?

pxeger

It's LYaL soon - am I doing Zsh? I can't remember what we agreed

emanresu A

... if filextension == 'md' and spacelength == 2 then ignore

pxeger

I didn't write the code to strip it and I don't plan to

it's a pre-made bot

caird coinheringaahing

@pxeger If you're available

pxeger

I am

in that case, can a mod undelete chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/130547/the-zshoo?

emanresu A

21:13

@pxeger Oh

caird coinheringaahing

Zsh it is then

Fmbalbuena

@pxeger wdym?

DLosc

4 mins ago, by pxeger

they used to have a slight obsession with add++

caird coinheringaahing

@pxeger I don't mind people being interested in my languages, but as soon as they start noticing bugs and trying to fix them, bleh :P

hyper-neutrino

@pxeger 👍

Fmbalbuena

21:16

@DLosc Oh, i used add++ because i don't like my "S" pfp

pxeger

Thanks!

caird coinheringaahing

@hyper-neutrino Can you feature the blog post?

hyper-neutrino

oops, idk why i didn't remember to do that the first time

caird coinheringaahing

Thanks :P

Fmbalbuena

chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/132496/1k-rep-users-only

Aaroneous Miller

21:18

@cairdcoinheringaahing That reminds me, I don't remember if I ever got my Flipbit rewrite finished :P

DLosc

@cairdcoinheringaahing I think I'm 100% on board with bug reports for my languages (though I won't guarantee they'll get addressed anytime soon). Pull requests... that's a little dicier. Depends on if I approve of their coding style. :P

emanresu A

@Fmbalbuena Welp, I have 19.7k so guess I can't join

Fmbalbuena

@emanresuA >1k rep

DLosc

@emanresuA You just have to lose 9.7 and then you can ;)

caird coinheringaahing

@AaroneousMiller That reminds me, I need to finish Add++ v6

Redwolf Programs

21:25

So the only handheld mixer in my house is from the last century and when you turn it on and off the switch emits a puff of smoke

You can hear a 60 hz hum when you use it on thicker doughs

I'm surprised I'm still alive

hyper-neutrino

sounds like you have a free smoker as well now; 2 for 1 deal

Redwolf Programs

The plug is also ungrounded and unpolarized despite it having a metal casing (!)

DLosc

Might I suggest mixing your cookie dough by hand? :P

Redwolf Programs

It's harder than it sounds depending on what kind of cookie you're making

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Q: Hyperbolic rescue

Part of Advent of Code Golf 2021 event. See the linked meta post for details. The story continues from AoC2017 Day 11. Crossing the bridge, you've barely reached the other side of the stream when you are overcome with a sense of deja-vu. "Haven't I done this already?" But before you can finish ...

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Aaroneous Miller

21:33

@hyper-neutrino a thing

caird coinheringaahing

@NewPosts Is this AoCG Day 22?

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Q: What to do when something offense in chat is edited into something not offense before it is seen

I went into a chat room, and someone said something offensive to me. So I flagged it as offensive. Almost immediately, the chat message was edited into something nicer. When the 10k-ers came into the chat room, the message was already edited into something nicer so they cannot see the offensive m...

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Fmbalbuena

@NewPosts me?

pxeger

@NewPosts but there are 2½ hours till midnight!

New Posts

21:57

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Q: New Codegolf language: Nibbles

I'd like to announce Nibbles. My goal was to create something as simple as golfscript but as short as any modern golf language. My hope was that by having few enough instructions, they could be encoded in less than 1 byte and that this would cancel out enough of the benefit of complexity. I know ...

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Redwolf Programs

Another member in the half byte code page gang :p

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