The Nineteenth Byte

Ginger Industries

00:00

some day I'm going to make a Minecraft Forge tutorial

with all the stuff

lyxal

Imagine using forge

Made by multimc and fabric gang

Ginger Industries

@lyxal wait no not this again

@lyxal Forge, Fabric and MultiMC must all unite against the common evil of MCreator

lyxal

Admittedly I don't know how to properly load the mods I have with mutlimc

Ginger Industries

only wimps who are too lazy to learn Java use MCreator

lyxal

I wouldn't immediately bash it like that

It seems to be a good starting platform for mod creators

Ginger Industries

00:04

@lyxal ninja'd

@lyxal I wouldn't immediately bash it like that

it's the oldest one that's still supported and as such has many mods created for it

Jonah

JS experts: Why does [3, 3, 2, 1, 0].map([].indexOf.bind([1, 2, 3])) return [ 2, 2, -1, -1, -1 ] and not [2, 2, 1, 0, -1]? Try it online!

Said another way: Why is not equivalent to [3, 3, 2, 1, 0].map(x => [1, 2, 3].indexOf(x)), which produces the expected answer?

Jo King

is indexof modifying the local array within the function somehow?

it seems to "remove" the first element every time it is executed

Jonah

@JoKing indexOf here is just the builtin function, so I wouldn't have thought so, but perhaps it's implemented with some kind of state...

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Map provides three arguments, changing how indexOf works

indexOf can take a second argument for a minimum index

Jonah

00:19

Ah, that's it!

Thank you.

Jo King

aha, lol

caird coinheringaahing

Got to love JavaScript :P

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Any time someone mentions JS doing something weird, if map is involved, 90% of the time it's that :p

Jonah

Funny I've run into similar gotchas with parseInt, which takes radix as a 2nd argument most people don't about...

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

I really think they should've had map and mapI, where only mapI is given the index as well

Fmbalbuena

01:19

@taRadvylfsriksushilani Hey I have a question

Can you make a golflang with me when you bulid RTO?

Adám

01:37

@Jonah Another array programmer writing "unusual JS" ;-)

Fmbalbuena

02:00

@thejonymyster Can you help me to print a generator?

thejonymyster

i do not know how to do that ^_^

Fmbalbuena

help me, make jony learn generators.

thejonymyster

you want someone to teach me to teach you? seems like an unnecessary extra step

caird coinheringaahing

@thejonymyster I'll teach Fmbalbuena to teach you. But, I'm not sure how, so I'll need someone to teach me first

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Fmbalbuena

@thejonymyster No, because I want to make a golflang.

user

02:03

@cairdcoinheringaahing I'm willing to do that, but could someone give me some pointers on how to do that?

thejonymyster

lmao

Jo King

@user i think i've figured it out, but i need someone to help me explain it

Fmbalbuena

@cairdcoinheringaahing @lyxal Do you know outputting infinite list (generator) in Python, because I need to learn

caird coinheringaahing

print(*gen) where gen is the generator works

Jo King

inifinite values though

caird coinheringaahing

02:06

It still works, just takes infinite time to finish :P

Fmbalbuena

@cairdcoinheringaahing maybe can you print(*gen)if gen==type(range(0))else print(gen)

@SandboxPosts status

@SandboxPosts @taRadvylfsriksushilani Sandbox is down

caird coinheringaahing

@Fmbalbuena Only mods and room owners can use that command

Fmbalbuena

@SandboxPosts sorry

@cairdcoinheringaahing can you teach me a bit of Jelly?

caird coinheringaahing

Just a bit? Feel free to ask me in JHT

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

03:12

I'll check on NP/SP, since they seem to have been having some issues

SP's doing some weird stuff

Fmbalbuena

OK, bye

o/

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Ohhh you know what might be the issue?

I think it's in multiple rooms, so it gets pinged multiple times?

Wait, no

But uh...

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There's some stuff that's seriously broken

I should really finish NPSP 2.0

What happened?!

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{"time_stamp":1642303005,"content":"There&#39;s some stuff that&#39;s seriously broken","user_id":347075,"user_name":"ta Radvylf srik su shilani","message_id":60163490}
{"time_stamp":1642303005,"content":"There&#39;s some stuff that&#39;s seriously broken","user_id":347075,"user_name":"ta Radvylf srik su shilani","message_id":60163490}

Every logged piece of information is duplicated five times, as if there were 5 WS instances running at once

Well, should be fixed now

hyper-neutrino

03:31

why on earth is !("" instanceof String) lmfao

what is it then

Neil

@hyper-neutrino stackoverflow.com/a/56655832 This is defined in the ECMAScript specification Section 7.3.19 Step 3: If Type(O) is not Object, return false.

Wheat Wizard

Woo. Just got my 500th bronze badge.

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

@hyper-neutrino "" != new String("")

String, Number, Boolean, and a few others are like Java's Integer, they're wrappers around the primitives. However, in JS they add literally nothing

So instanceof String is checking if it's one of those String wrappers, rather than a string primitive

And that's what leads to my absolute favorite line of JS of all time: !!(new Boolean(false)) // true

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hyper-neutrino

03:47

so i suppose 1 instanceof Number would fail too?

@taRadvylfsriksushilani that's wonderful

@WheatWizard \o/ congrats

Neil

05:06

@WheatWizard I do have more distinct bronze badges than you, although obviously I suck at asking questions so I don't have hundreds of nice question badges for example

emanresu A

I'm back!

(I mean, on a device where I can type a message in less than two minutes)

emanresu A

05:22

@taRadvylfsriksushilani Same lol

Advertising's job was to connect people with things they might find useful, but it's really lost its purpose.

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Honestly, if a company advertises their product in a way that respects me as the customer, and gives an honest description of the product, a review from a purchaser, or something like that, I'm not going to be annoyed and might actually consider buying it if it's something I need. Unfortunately most companies seem to be under the impression that the more they annoy and bother me, the more likely I'll be to buy their stuff.

Advertising should exist, I think. There's products that you just don't really think to discuss recommendations for ("Hey, Joe! What brand of cat litter do you use?"), or where quality differences might not be so obvious just by looking, or where the product isn't something you'd need often or find in a grocery store (where a consumer wouldn't be likely to be aware your product exists).

In those situations, good advertising would benefit everyone. The company gets more customers, the customers become aware of a better option than what they're currently buying/are aware of a new thing that could be useful to them, and the site hosting the ads gets money to continue doing what they like doing.

emanresu A

Agreed.

But honestly, if someone can figure out that you're looking for a new laptop, that's kinda concerning privacywise.

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Yeah. Ads in their current form are pretty dystopian and often just plain obnoxious for the consumers.

emanresu A

And if you need a new laptop today, then you'd probably prefer to buy one from a local store instead of buying one online.

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

@taRadvylfsriksushilani But my opinion on that is that consumers don't really have much power to change that. Blocking ads is an indivual solution, but I don't think that will ever be sufficient to fix the global/systemic issue of current advertising.

emanresu A

05:36

Yeah...

4

Q: Does having no 'if' blocks in code mitigate side-channel attacks?

Looking through descriptions of Spectre and Meltdown it seems that speculative execution - the basis for these attacks - occurs only with branched code. Therefore, it seems logical to conclude that having no if statements would preclude speculative execution and consequently, the side-channel att...

lyxal

why is it that old canonicalish challenges had to impose built-in restrictions?

why did people think it was a good idea to do that?

emanresu A

Yes, go on, write a program without any conditionals

@lyxal ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

lyxal

e.g

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Q: Convert from base 10 to base 2 without built-in base conversions

Background: You have been given an assignment to convert base 10 numbers to base 2 without using any premade base conversion functions. You can't use any imported libraries either. Problem: Convert an input string from base 10 (decimal) to base 2 (binary). You may not use any premade base ...

code-golf number

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

@emanresuA Branchless programming is a thing

lyxal

any other question asking for dec to bin would probably be vtc'd as dupe of that

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

05:44

Especially in cryptography

emanresu A

@taRadvylfsriksushilani I thought this had more spelling mistakes than it actually did.

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Side channel timing attacks are a serious issue, so using bitwise/boolean tricks instead of branching is almost always required for some stuff like implementing crypto algorithms

emanresu A

Like constant-time comparison?

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Yep

emanresu A

@lyxal That's what downvotes are for

Sandbox Posts

06:20

0

A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

BCD to binary, with bitwise atomic-code-golf In this challenge, you'll convert an 8-digit BCD (Binary Coded Decimal) number to a 32 bit (unsigned) integer in the fewest instructions possible, with only bitwise instructions available. Task: You'll be given a single positive integer as input, from...

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

06:37

Ooh, Atkinson Hyperlegible looks really nice with Roboto Mono. I know what font I'm using for RTO now :D

Hyperlegible: an approach to accessible type design

►

(For anyone who hasn't heard of Atkinson Hyperlegible, this is a great video on it)

(I feel like this is a good choice to use for an online interpreter, since there are often languages with very similar names, so being able to quickly distinguish, e.g., l and I could be handy for esolangs with odd names)

Anyway it's late here lol so o/

emanresu A

o/

graffe

07:30

Have any Linux users tried the new smart virtual background in zoom?

emanresu A

Any final feedback?

pxeger

tags?

people never put their tags in their sandbox posts

emanresu A

ascii-art code-golf, maybe grid?

pxeger

decision-problem of course

I don't think grid is really relevant here

emanresu A

Ok thanks. Anything else?

New Posts

07:40

0

Q: Is this continuous terrain?

Very related You're given a piece of ASCII art representing a piece of land, like so: /‾\ __/ ‾\_ \_/‾\ \ Since an overline (‾) is not ASCII, you can use a ~ or - instead. Your challenge is to determine if it is connected by the lines of the characters. For example, t...

code-golf ascii-art decision-problem

pxeger

I guess string

emanresu A

07:51

Thanks

Adám

@taRadvylfsriksushilani abrudz.github.io/sans

emanresu A

o/

null

09:06

Finally! Why do I get everlasting "Just a second..." once in a while when I enter SE chat?

I have a question. Is it even possible to insert \x00 into code on TIO?

PyGamer0

CMQ: How do I make this shorter? Try it online!

Neil

@PyGamer0 well there's the obvious lambda l,s:[l[i:i+s]for i in range(len(l)-s+1)]

PyGamer0

oh

Neil

or you can write it as lambda l,s:[l[i-s:i]for i in range(s,len(l)+1)]

PyGamer0

itertools + more-itertools seems perfect

pxeger

09:31

+1 byte, but might be improvable: lambda l,s:[[l[:s],l.pop(0)][0]for _ in l[:1-s]]

Adám

@null Yes.

pxeger

I think it's only impossible to put null bytes on your clipboard

mathcat

@NewPosts ugh please stop copying challenges I had in my mind

PyGamer0

how do i apply f n times to an argument in python like APL's ⍣

mathcat

I literally thought of it this morning

PyGamer0

09:37

@mathcat i see you are using minefont for your pfp

Adám

@PyGamer0 Couldn't you define it recursively?

pow←{                   ⍝ Explicit function power.
    ⍺=0:⍵               ⍝ zero count: finished.
    (⍺-1)∇ ⍺⍺ ⍵         ⍝ tail call with reduced count.
}

or as a reduction?

pow←{↑⊢∘⍺⍺/(⍳⍺),⊂⍵}         ⍝ Explicit function power.

pxeger

@PyGamer0 here's one way of doing it: lambda x,f,n:[x:=f(x)for _ in"_"*n][-1]

although a recursive or reductive definition will likely be better

mathcat

@PyGamer0 yes, used it as a test first but it looks cool

Razetime

@PyGamer0 a while loop should do fine

Adám

While? For a fixed number of iterations?

Razetime

09:41

yeah while(n--):x=f(x)

oh wait python doesn't have decrement does it

pxeger

no

Razetime

while(n := n - 1): x=f(x) then

PyGamer0

power = lambda f, n, *a: *a if n < 1 else power(f, n - 1, f(*a))

^?

Adám

Why < 1 and not == 0?

pxeger

@PyGamer0 you'll get a syntax error on the second *a

did you mean just a?

null

09:51

@pxeger yes that's the problem I've een having

@Adám how did you do it

Adám

DevTools :-) code.value=

PyGamer0

@pxeger yeah

@Adám to handle -1 and below since i cant reverse the function like apl

Adám

I'd error rather than pretend that all is fine.

PyGamer0

@Adám ok

pxeger

10:19

Any feedback?

Razetime

@pxeger can we output a list of unit fractions

pxeger

Hmm, I'm not sure

I'll say yes, but only if they're arbitrary-precision rationals, not floats

Razetime

yeah that's what i was asking about

PyGamer0

11:52

@pxeger can you add more_itertools python module to ATO?

mathcat

12:36

Feedback + Tags?

user

@emanresuA i think brave has a thing for advertising without tracking or sth

New Posts

13:18

0

Q: Output every substring ... eventually

You will be given as input an infinite stream of positive integers. Your task is to write a program which outputs an infinite sequence of lists with two requirements: All lists in the output are finite sub-lists of the input stream. This doesn't have to be contiguous so [1,1] is a sub-list of [...

code-golf math sequence subsequence open-ended-function

pxeger

14:13

FGITW go brrr

or maybe more like BANGBANGBANG

(since it's a Gun)

user

14:33

Not just one Bang? Your aim must be really bad if theee shots are needed :p

@taRadvylfsriksushilani Why tf do they exist?

Ginger Industries

15:14

so I've come up with a concept for a rotationally symmetric triangular USB connector

PyGamer0

patent it and manufacture it and give it to user

user

It better be rotationally symmetric

Ginger Industries

@user it's like usb-c except there's one difference

user

If you make a non-symmetric USB with more than 2 sides I swear I'll hunt you down and replace your laptop charger with a 10-sided USB that only works one way

2-sided non-reversible USB is bad enough

Ginger Industries

using big brain engineering, instead of having, say, 5 connectors total (5 identical on each side) I can have 15 connectors total (5 different on each side)

my design has uh

36 pins total

PyGamer0

15:17

@user ill make a 60 sided usb for you then

ofc it will work one way

user

I hope you are doomed to use it for the rest of your life then >:|

Ginger Industries

so excluding big-brain pins that's 15 data channels

usb-c has 24 pins counting power, mine has 30 excluding power

PyGamer0

@user eh ill bump the number of orientations of 120 and break into your house and change all usbs, hehehe

user

Will your design fit on those sleek new laptops though?

Ginger Industries

actually mine has 33 pins excluding power and big-brain

the downside is that it requires advanced usb chips to function and so is more expensive

user

15:22

abstrusegoose.com/354

Ginger Industries

i'd tell yall how it works but I want to patent this at some point

@user damn you

user

@GingerIndustries Go for it!

I hope you consider donating some money to me after you get rich though :P

Ginger Industries

who knows man

anyway

fun fact: my single favorite bash command of all time is sudo pkill -9 $RANDOM

russian roulette but worse

user

Russian roulette, Linux style

Gah, ninja'd

Ginger Industries

and my favorite insult is "I'm going to cd into your ~ and rm -rf your mom"

user

15:26

I thought people were more like files than folders

In fact, people in Java are mere objects, not even classes with their own files

Ginger Industries

@user most people are, but moms have a subdirectory for babies

check universe.planets.living.earth.entity.living.human.female

No white guy who's been mentioned on Twitter has gone on to win.

this is out of date now

caird coinheringaahing

Isn't there an updated version for 2016 and 2020?

Ginger Industries

i'll check

caird coinheringaahing

He also broke the streak that incumbents with websites are unbeatable and Delawareans can't win, creating a new precedent: Only someone from Delaware can defeat an incumbent with a website.

Ginger Industries

found it

ninja'd by 5 milliseconds god damn it

pxeger

15:36

@GingerIndustries fsck?

alternatively: touch finger mount

Ginger Industries

@pxeger ಠ_ಠ

pxeger

4

Ginger Industries

be sure to rm ~/.bash_history so your mom won't find out

user

Where did you even find that shirt lol

Ginger Industries

@user probably your mom's house

pxeger

15:40

OHHH

(it's based on a pretty common meme)

user

Dang it, I was hoping it was available on Amazon

Although this is definitely not the sort of thing one would wear in real life

pxeger

this particular image is from RedBubble, so if you actually want to buy one, go there

Ginger Industries

@user insert find joke here

user

@Fmbalbuena I have a question

Ginger Industries

@taRadvylfsriksushilani nothing compares to this regex monstrosity I found on SE

mathcat

15:48

@GingerIndustries what does it do?

Ginger Industries

@mathcat checks if the device it's running on is mobile

mathcat

in a browser?

Ginger Industries

@mathcat yup

Sandbox Posts

16:10

0

A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Climb a ragged list code-golfragged-listascii-art Your task is to represent a ragged list as ASCII art that looks like a mountain. You are given a list of lists, either having other lists inside them or being empty. Here is somewhat a description: Looping through every list: If entering a lis...

PyGamer0

@user wha

mathcat

t

2

PyGamer0

so you drink tea?

mathcat

how ... how do you know?

PyGamer0

i am batman

Ginger Industries

16:17

@PyGamer0 i am catman

mathcat

and i am mathcat

Ginger Industries

*anime battle music*

Ginger vs. PyGamer vs. mathcat, who will win?

mathcat

Secret weapon of mathcat: maths

Ginger Industries

place your bets

\_ಠ_ಠ_/

user

I would like a little background on all the competitors

Which weapons do they use, how many wins have they had in the past?

Ginger Industries

16:23

@user Ginger Industries: Master of stupid puns and golfposting, armed with The APOL cannon and The Power of the Smooth Furnace

user

What exactly is this APOL cannon?

Ginger Industries

@user it prefixes you

user

...not sure what that means but it sounds dangerous, so I'll place some money on Ginger

mathcat

@user mathcat: ~~master of rickrolling~~ master of starting to make languages and giving up the next day

Ginger Industries

@mathcat if you're never gonna let us down then maybe you're a good bet

mathcat

16:32

mathcat: knows the lyrics of never gonna give you up by heart

Ginger Industries

@mathcat well, I guess you know the rules and so do I

what about our last contestant?

mathcat

wait wait wait

my most important weapon

SE Nitro

Ginger Industries

o.o

but my golfposting skill is unparalleled

and I have a backup fighter

@GingerBot

mathcat

oh no

Ginger Industries

(:<

@user GingerBot: Can summon any object in the Katlani vocab but can't interact with any of them, can execute arbitrary APOL at will

user

16:41

A bot sounds like cheating to me

Ginger Industries

@user I created it, it's my backup fighter

it also gives me a chance against SE Nitro

mathcat

yes

Ginger Industries

@user all we need is @PyGamer0

PyGamer0

17:13

@user ok my stats:

- epic minecraft player

- lvl 100 on nethergames

and my secret weapon: words and swords

oh also i have a 1.5 kdr ratio

~~btw i use arch linux~~

i also have a backup fighter @Milk

he is a sock

user

Socks are not very useful weapons, I'm afraid

PyGamer0

@user its clear i will win

user

Hmm

mathcat

wait isn't milk pxeger's?

PyGamer0

because i know APL

pxeger

17:16

@mathcat no

PyGamer0

@mathcat that was a joke by pxeger

mathcat

oh

pxeger

Oct 15 '21 at 12:17, by pxeger

@AaroneousMiller that was a joke. I was trying to wind up whoever really owns milk by not letting it be a mystery

mathcat

brb

user

Found this cool-looking site but nothing loads :(

Obviously, PyGamer0 is being mind-controlled by pxeger

PyGamer0

17:20

ok i must sleep now o/

and i have a better sleep schedule than lyxal

user

Is that really a power, though? Night owls can stay awake and keep fighting longer

Fmbalbuena

17:40

@user ?

mathcat

I think it's time I have a sock

Unrelated String

i was properly nocturnal for like the entirety of december and that shit actually sucked

didn't sleep very well during the day, wasn't very wakeful at night

caird coinheringaahing

@UnrelatedString I was semi-noctural. Wake up around 2/3pm, then go to sleep around 4/5am

Having 9am exams has forced me to change that :P

Unrelated String

that was about my schedule for the first week or two but eventually i started waking up at like 7 pm and getting to sleep at 9 am

Fmbalbuena

CMC: print Fibonacci(Fibonacci(x))

Unrelated String

17:49

or rather i'd always feel half like sleeping by 8 am and sleep at either 9 or... noon

Adám

@Fmbalbuena Dyalog APL Extended: ⌂fibonacci⍣2 Try it online!

@Fmbalbuena Dyalog APL: +.!∘⌽⍨∘⍳⍣2 Try it online!

mathcat

@Fmbalbuena Vyxal, 4 bytes

user

18:08

@Fmbalbuena I have a question

@UnrelatedString Why? Don't most places close at night?

Unrelated String

didn't exactly go out that often

user

Imagine not going to McDonald's every day

pxeger

I sleep 10pm-7am every night and if that gets budged by 15 minutes my entire week is ruined

I don't know how you people cope with such bad sleep schedules

user

I don't

emanresu A

^

user

18:13

I function best when I get like 10 hours of sleep from 9pm to 8am, which is not an option :(

pxeger

@user that's 11 hours lol

user

Exactly

I am not functioning at my best

I need to wake up at or before ~5:00am for school (okay, I could probably wake up later, but I'm so slow it takes me over an hour to get ready) and I can't go to sleep before like 10pm or I won't be able to do all my homework and stuff (okay, I could probably go to sleep earlier, but I procrastinate on everything)

hyper-neutrino

is there a way in sql to create a table only if it doesn't exist already

i tried looking up "sql create table if not exists" but apparently "exists" is not a word people use

so my search engine tells me it can't find results containing "exists"

emanresu A

destroy it first to make sure it doesn't exist

user

This ~~shows how to copy a table or sth~~ nvm it appears to be what you want?

hyper-neutrino

18:16

i don't think so?

user

Oh, only

hyper-neutrino

@emanresuA i want to create the tables on startup so deleting them each time kind of defeats the point in having a database

i read from some page that i can't find anymore that there's some "IF NOT EXISTS" clause you can use when creating a table except that gives me a syntax error so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

user

1293

Q: Check if table exists in SQL Server

I would like this to be the ultimate discussion on how to check if a table exists in SQL Server 2000/2005 using SQL Statements. When you Google for the answer, you get so many different answers. Is there an official/backward and forward compatible way of doing it? Here are two possible ways of ...

sql-server tsql sql-server-2005 sql-server-2000

^ also provides a then block thingy where you can create the table if it doesn't exist

hyper-neutrino

hm, alright, i guess i can do that then. thanks

i thought there was meant to be a simpler way than that

emanresu A

@hyper-neutrino that was a joke

user

18:19

The answer below the accepted one appears to be better

There is this but they just say to do the same thing ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

pxeger

aow, git.io has shut down :(

it was my go-to URL shortener because you can only use it to link to GitHub, so its links were obviously trustworthy

emanresu A

You can put a rickroll gif in a readme tho

user

I don't think anyone really cares about that

emanresu A

user

233 1 6

ai-player code-challenge code-golf puzzle-solver test-battery

There is one imposter among us?

pxeger

18:34

there are at least three more

user

user (and variations of it) is a pretty common username

pxeger

@pxeger (actually, I suspect that at least the last two are old or alt accounts of the real Redwolf)

I wonder if 10105 is Redwolf's date of birth (10/1/05? 1/01/05?)

user

Is Redwolf SMP a bot or something? (or was it supposed to be a bot?)

Ah, it is a bot

pxeger

@hyper-neutrino I'm like 99% sure you can do CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS

hyper-neutrino

it seems like that works, yeah. i just had it in the wrong place

emanresu A

18:38

@pxeger That almost fits...

Oct 8 '21 at 13:36, by Redwolf Programs

@cairdcoinheringaahing 16 as of a few weeks ago

(If it's 1/10/05) because americans

pxeger

@pxeger here's the documentation for CREATE TABLE in Postgres:

Syntax:
CREATE [ [ GLOBAL | LOCAL ] { TEMPORARY | TEMP } | UNLOGGED ] TABLE [ IF NOT EXISTS ] table_name ( [
  { column_name data_type [ COMPRESSION compression_method ] [ COLLATE collation ] [ column_constraint [ ... ] ]
    | table_constraint
    | LIKE source_table [ like_option ... ] }
    [, ... ]
] )
[ INHERITS ( parent_table [, ... ] ) ]
[ PARTITION BY { RANGE | LIST | HASH } ( { column_name | ( expression ) } [ COLLATE collation ] [ opclass ] [, ... ] ) ]
[ USING method ]
[ WITH ( storage_parameter [= value] [, ... ] ) | WITHOUT OIDS ]

emanresu A

19:00

@NewPosts Butter?

user

19:13

Poor Most Palone won't be able to do their homework now D:

emanresu A

@NewPosts Ran this through a plagiarism checker and... got three results from codegolf.stackexchange.com

thejonymyster

20:04

i've had this in the sandbox for a while. is there anything in particular i can do to make it better / more suitable to post? its ok if its just not a good idea for a challenge, but so far people have been generally positive toward it

emanresu A

Thing is, repeated programs usually don't do anything interesting...

And it's quite hard to craft one such that when repeated a certain amount of times but no less, does a certain task, without it being obvious.

thejonymyster

respectable

emanresu A

I suspect a lot of it is going to be <code>#<code>#<code># or if(i++==3)dostuff();if(i++==3)dostuff();if(i++==3)dostuff();

That's just my opinion tho

thejonymyster

maybe it's better as a single player challenge as i originally thought

or idk

maybe 3 strings instead of 2 :think: whos knows

thanik you

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

20:23

Someday I'm going to track down the person who started calling 2700K bulbs "soft white" and stab them

Adám

Is it not more urgent to stab the one who decided USB-A should look symmetric but be non-reversible?

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redwolf10105

20:48

@pxeger Nope. Well, the 05 is from my birthday (that's why I picked it), but the 101's from...actually I don't remember.

Redwolf SMP is a bot, it was going to act as a bridge between the CGCC gaming room and the Minecraft chat

pxeger

@redwolf10105 huh the link to your Stack Overflow profile on your SE chat profile doesn't work

stackoverflow.com/users/5965902/redwolf10105

> Page Not Found

redwolf10105

Yeah, it was yeeted for sockpuppeting

So I have a new SO account associated with this account, but the one linked to chat is still the old one

pxeger

weird

> Half this account's posts are probably stupid and embarassing, but I was like ten so deal with it :p.

stackoverflow.com/legal/terms-of-service

monkaToS.gif

emanresu A

^^^^

redwolf10105

Shhh :p

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

20:52

Fun fact: If CJY's CGCC account was a person, it would be old enough to make its own CGCC account in just over two years

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Adám

CJY?

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Chris Jester-Young, Raleigh, NC, USA

4.7k 4 28 36

code-golf math number obfuscation fibonacci cryptography restricted-source

Oh, and their Stack Overflow account is already old enough to make its own Stack Overflow account: 13 years, 5 months

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