The Nineteenth Byte

00:00

There's no generic "rude/abusive", so you have to either flag it as "harassment" or "hate speech". So like...if the comment's not directed at anyone in particular, nor a specific demographic, but is incredibly offensive, there's nothing you can do

And bot comments are hard to flag too, because the closest thing is "unwanted commercial content"

Fmbalbuena

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ta Radvylf srik su shilani

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That is explicitly not allowed here

Fmbalbuena

sorry

Aaroneous Miller

@cairdcoinheringaahing I’m definitely an extrovert, but I haven’t been very extroverted since Covid was a thing

caird coinheringaahing

@AaroneousMiller Ah yeah, covid hasn't been great for extroverts :/

Ginger Industries

00:45

when people ask me how I program

DLosc

@lyxal This is the only group I regularly chat with at the moment. Technically I'm in a couple of Discords of video game streamers, but I don't really participate there.

@AaroneousMiller I'm definitely an introvert, but I hate how much Covid has destroyed what social life I did have.

@taRadvylfsriksushilani Given the reputation of most YouTube comment sections, I wonder if this is a feature rather than a bug /hj

OldSandboxPosts

Sandbox posts last active a week ago: Navigate the city, Inject arbitrary code into a compiler [cops-and-robbers]

user

01:01

I had a dream a few days back where I was in TNB during some class (no, I don't actually do that, because I'm a goody two shoes, unlike Redwolf) and it turned out one of you (I don't remember who) was actually some kid sitting a few tables from me (I've literally never even talked to him, I don't know why my brain chose him). Right before he revealed himself to be one of you, I'd posted a really dumb essay or something embarrassing, and then the kid told the whole classroom about it

That was a scary dream

Ginger Industries

but the thing is
you have no real way of proving that I don't sit right next to you in one of your classes

user

That isn't helping :(

Ginger Industries

@user spOooOOOOoOoOOky

I see all and know none

user

The only reason I chat here so often but not irl is because I can't see y'all's disapproving glares

Ginger, you've ruined that for me too, I have no choice but to find another online community of nerds

Ginger Industries

@user at what? you have done literally nothing warranting a disapproving glare from me

user

01:04

Good, good, don't check the transcripts :P

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Ginger Industries

@user well now you've done it

user

I'm way more immature here than I am irl. I used to have a reputation for never smiling or showing any emotion lol

@GingerIndustries Stuff a bean up your n*se

emanresu A

Wikipedia:Don't give the developers ideas

Over time, Wikipedians come to appreciate the amount of time the development and network operations teams put into keeping the site running as well as possible. In addition to learning this, another vital rule is picked up fairly early on in the learning process: Don't give the developers ideas. == Thou shalt not take the name of blocking in vain == One minute you're joking about pwnage and running vandal bots. Next, you're getting 403 errors from all the sites. You discover that a network operator has blacklisted your entire ISP with a well-placed line in the Squid configuration. Who's pwned now...

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Ginger Industries

@emanresuA these two pages sum up our attitude at TNB

user

The rare non-dry Wikipedia article

Ginger Industries

01:08

> You say: Developer, can you please delete article x?

They hear: Can you please use a nuclear weapon on the entire German Wikipedia?

see also

caird coinheringaahing

@GingerIndustries I know that no one here sits next to me in classes, cause the same three people sit next to me, and I know none of them can code :P

user

What gave you the idea that we can code? :P

Ginger Industries

@cairdcoinheringaahing so? I see no issues here

caird coinheringaahing

@user ...shit, good point :P

Ginger Industries

@cairdcoinheringaahing *laughs in spaghetti*

user

01:13

Oh dear, why are you in spaghetti? Did you shrink yourself and fall into your dinner?

caird coinheringaahing

Although, one of the people I'm going to end up living with next year is does CS and , for some reason, it got onto "I know more languages than you do" :P

Ginger Industries

@user well done.

caird coinheringaahing

And he doesn't do anything esoteric with programming, he's, y'know, normal :P

Ginger Industries

> is does CS

@cairdcoinheringaahing There are two categories of people: Esolangers and everyone else.

caird coinheringaahing

@GingerIndustries Yes, and I am doesn't English

user

01:14

@cairdcoinheringaahing The real pro move here is to learn every Brainfuck variant because there's like a million of them but they're all the same

Ginger Industries

4 hours ago, by ta Radvylf srik su shilani

ninajd's

user

@cairdcoinheringaahing You English not English?

Ginger Industries

you are alone'nt

caird coinheringaahing

@user Well, I mentioned 05AB1E first round and immediately won, so :P

user

Golfers 1, normies 0 :P

Ginger Industries

01:15

hey look another reason to learn APOL

user

Why learn several different languages when you can learn subsets of variants of the same language? :P

Ginger Industries

I will never, EVER forget about or let yall forget about APOL

user

Category:Wikipedia humor

Random page in this category

Ginger Industries

signing off, see yall later

DLosc

01:30

@user This is almost how you ask "Are you English?" in Chinese, if I'm not mistaken

user

Oh, like "Are you English or not English?"?

DLosc

Yeah. This result from Google Translate seems to be word-for-word "You be not-be English?", so there is a linking verb that gets repeated rather than the word "English" itself. I'm on dangerous ground talking about a language I don't know, though.

Also, it appears that's not the only way to ask a yes/no question.

emanresu A

@GingerIndustries o/

Bubbler

For anyone interested: Proof Assistants.SE is officially scheduled to launch on Feb 8

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DLosc

CMC (repost b/c different people are here now): Output this array:

[[1 1 5 5 6 6 5]
 [4 4 3 3 2 2 1]
 [5 5 4 4 3 3 2]
 [5 5 4 4 3 3 2]
 [1 1 5 5 6 6 5]
 [4 4 3 3 2 2 1]]

I have 71 bytes in Python 3.

70 in Python 2

Bubbler

01:43

So that is including print?

DLosc

Yes

Bubbler

Pretty dumb a=[[1,1,5,5,6,6,5],[4,4,3,3,2,2,1],[5,5,4,4,3,3,2]];print(a+a[2:]+a[:2]) is already at 72 lol

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

I see some patterns in the array but no obvious way to encode them in a way that's shorter than hardcoding

emanresu A

^

DLosc

@taRadvylfsriksushilani Mine does hardcode quite a bit (the more interesting version came in at 80), but I found a couple mildly interesting tricks even in Python

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

01:50

I suppose you could join them all into 5 5 4 4 3 3 2 2 1 1 5 5 6 6 5 and take slices of that

Bubbler

Then there's a=[b'',b'',b''];print(a+a[2:]+a[:2])

at 57

emanresu A

Bubbler big brain

DLosc

@Bubbler :/

Okay, I have 71/70 bytes of printable ASCII, then.

emanresu A

@Bubbler Don't even need the square brackets :P

Bubbler

Oh true :P

emanresu A

01:54

I have 21 in Vyxal

DLosc

@emanresuA Hm, that makes mine 69/68 bytes

emanresu A

Wait no 15

@DLosc Hm

Bubbler

J: 6$(,1+{:,:{:)7 5|/}:2&#-6 2 8 9 at 31

DLosc

@emanresuA Not quite. The pattern there is ABCCBA, but the correct pattern is ABCCAB.

@Bubbler Ooh, how does this work?

Bubbler

I used chinese remainder theorem to generate the first two rows' numbers

which are (-6, -2, -8, -9) mod 7 and mod 5 respectively

Oh wait, why do I have & in 2&# outside trains lol

that makes a 30

emanresu A

02:01

@Bubbler a[2:] is just a[2] so that ties dlosc (I think?)

Bubbler

No, a[2:] is [a[2]]

emanresu A

Oh true

I known't python

Bubbler

6$7 5 6 6|/}:2#29 _2 27 26 at 26

Doing CRT on four rows turned out to be better

DLosc

Interesting!

emanresu A

CRT as in chinese remainder theorem?

Bubbler

02:07

Yes

emanresu A

How does that work?

18 in Vyxal

Bubbler

It's basically print([[x%y for x in[29,29,-2,-2,27,27,26]]for y in[7,5,6,6,7,5]]) in Python, 66 bytes

DLosc

@Bubbler 28 bytes in BQN. BQN's Reshape builtin seems to work a bit differently from J's Shape.

Bubbler

Yeah, J only sees the leading axis and cycles through that.

Other APLs see all elements individually when reshaping.

emanresu A

@Bubbler Oh I see, very clever

@Bubbler Probably longer than base 7 in Vyxal

DLosc

02:13

Alternate 28-byter

emanresu A

What about Pip?

DLosc

Haven't tried yet, let me think how best to approach it.

25 bytes with some weird lvalue/rvalue shenanigans

Fmbalbuena

Hello

DLosc

Also 25 bytes

Fmbalbuena

@DLosc Is that a greeting?

DLosc

02:34

@Bubbler Porting this Chinese Remainder Theorem approach gives 27 bytes

DLosc

03:07

Also 27 bytes

I'm getting the feeling that 25 might be optimal

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Q: Proportional numbers

Given a list of strictly positive numbers, rescale and shift the numbers so that they cover the range [0,1], basically meaning that \$0≤n≤1\$ for each number \$n\$. This may be confusing, but you have to divide the numbers and keep their relative differences, as given in the examples below: [18.5...

Fmbalbuena

03:19

What is 💩?

metasmoke.erwaysoftware.com/post/346278

lyxal

NAA

not an answer

Fmbalbuena

@lyxal NAA? why not accept mark?

lyxal

because it isn't classified as a helpful answer

DLosc

@NewPosts I understand what this is getting at, but I'm trying to think of a good way to phrase it that isn't just pseudocode. In the meantime, I've VTC'd as unclear.

Razetime

@DLosc something like " each unique value should get a unique decimal key in [0,1)"

order must be maintained

DLosc

03:27

@Razetime [0,1] rather

Razetime

ah, [0,1]

DLosc

And it's not just the order, but the relative distances. So if the three numbers are [12, 13, 17], they map to [0, 0.2, 1] because 13 is one fifth of the way from 12 to 17.

emanresu A

Duped by bubbler anyway

DLosc

Lol, okay

emanresu A

Essentially (a = l - min(l)) / max(a) then?

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

03:30

I tried that but it didn't seem to work

But I guess it should,

emanresu A

Works for me, probably floats

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

oh wait I had a mistake

emanresu A

Imagine using floats though

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

I was using the max of the original array

DLosc

@emanresuA That's exactly how I did it in Pip (with an extra bit to handle the all-numbers-equal case)

emanresu A

03:33

Vyxal handles that with zeros :P

DLosc

@emanresuA Disappointingly, the dupe target has rather specific I/O requirements

emanresu A

(Although in v2.7 it would've returned zoo)

@DLosc Too bad, I'ma completely ignore those

(Because floats in Vyxal are a nightmare)

(And that's what everyone else is doing)

(And add my -1 to the dupe target)

DialFrost

"palindrome numbers up to n" alr is a qns right

Fmbalbuena

I really like to bulid a bot that detects questions that should be closed (except needs details or clarity) and answers that should be deleted

like SmokeDetector

emanresu A

@Fmbalbuena TERRIBLE idea.

Bubbler

03:36

@DialFrost dupe

Fmbalbuena

@emanresuA ???

emanresu A

Smoke detector's very good at detecting spam.

Fmbalbuena

but CGCC is very different

emanresu A

It's pretty much impossible to make a bot that detects invalid answers/non-answers / dupe questions / unclear questions

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Fmalbuena's project seems more aimed toward dupes and general programming questions to me

Which, although difficult, seems pretty harmless

Bubbler

03:38

@DialFrost Most kinds of simple ideas are already used up, you need to be more creative than that. Try searching for is:q <keywords of your idea> first

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

And possibly useful if done well, probably requiring extensive use of machine learning for some stuff

Fmbalbuena

like no code formatting answer to code-golf challenge

emanresu A

@Fmbalbuena Nope

What about Scratch answers

Or Piet

Fmbalbuena

@emanresuA Ignore scratch.

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Well I mean SD still gets false positives

Fmbalbuena

03:39

^

@emanresuA

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

And image-based languages are pretty rare, and often still involve a text-based representation or xxd

If Fmbalbuena wants to invest the time to design a bot like that, and put it in a moderation-related room, I'm all for it

Fmbalbuena

or... I think

I have to ask Stack Apps

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

No, that's only needed if you want to publicize it or get an API key

DLosc

@emanresuA Should we just edit the question? Or do we still respect the wishes of the OP? ais523's answer here implies that cumbersome I/O formats should be edited out, but I don't know if that's the consensus.

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

NP/SP aren't on Stack Apps, for example

Would you use Python or JS?

Fmbalbuena

03:42

I think I have to learn webscraping SE

@taRadvylfsriksushilani Python

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

~~If you want to use JS, NP/SP can already handle that for you~~ nvm

@Fmbalbuena No, there's an API

Fmbalbuena

@taRadvylfsriksushilani how to use?

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

api.stackexchange.com/docs

There are also undocumented websockets you can use to be instantly alerted of new questions and answers

Fmbalbuena

which module to use?

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Which NP/SP use

@Fmbalbuena Good old requests is probably fine

DLosc

03:44

@taRadvylfsriksushilani I definitely thought that said apl.stackexchange.com ^_^

Fmbalbuena

@taRadvylfsriksushilani what is NP and SP?

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

@NewPosts and @SandboxPosts

Fmbalbuena

@NewPosts hey, can you teach me to write Python program that returns newest answers and questions

@taRadvylfsriksushilani I have to gtg now o/

emanresu A

What

thejonymyster

[codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/241395/107310](very cool cops) on my weird cnr thing

i think i did the link wrong

it still works so whatever

first answer using more than one of each string to be safe >: )

first safe one at all i think (edit: no it is not)

emanresu A

03:52

If you're plugging your C&R I'm plugging mine

Spammer

1

thejonymyster

respectable

i do quite like urs btw i didnt get it at first but it has grown on me

emanresu A

I think it was kinda unpopular 'cos of the difficulty of creating answers

My life is complete

Bubbler

04:08

inb4 "22222331123 numbers" code-golf sequence

emanresu A

@DLosc No, this is obviously the consensus

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Q: Initial Creator

This is a text-based challenge where you must ask the user their first and last name, and then use the program to figure out the user's initials, and print them in the format: Your initials are(put initials here)

text-processing

PyGamer0

04:28

no its not @taRadvylfsriksushilani look at wheat wizard... — DialFrost 1 min ago

uh so, pretty sure WW also uses sandbox

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Q: Animate finding the middle (hypercube edition)

1d version Given a multidimensional array of integers where all dimensions are the same length, animate finding the centre of it. Simply output the array, then remove the first and last items of every array within it and output it, until the length of each dimension is less than 3 and can't have ...

code-golf array

DialFrost

how bout a challenge wr u find the h-index, the largest positive number h such that h occurs in the sequence at least h times

if no such index/number in the list print -1

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Sounds like a good challenge, but a likely dupe

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Q: At least h with at least h

Input A list of nonnegative integers. Output The largest nonnegative integer h such that at least h of the numbers in the list are greater than or equal to h. Test Cases [0,0,0,0] -> 0 [12,312,33,12] -> 4 [1,2,3,4,5,6,7] -> 4 [22,33,1,2,4] -> 3 [1000,2,2,2] -> 2 [23,42,12,92,39,46,23,56,31,1...

code-golf number array

DialFrost

er its abit diff tho

this time its at least h times

not >=h

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

"at least" and >= are the same thing

DialFrost

04:37

nononono

i mean the number h, must appear h times in the list

but its abit too close so nah ig

hyper-neutrino

@DialFrost your recent suggested edit should be a comment since it doesn't really remove confusion so much as change the meaning of the challenge which would contradict emanresu's original intent

DialFrost

it doesnt contradict emanresu's original intent

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

emanresu A never states they have to be positive integers though, right?

hyper-neutrino

^

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

So you're changing the rules of the challenge, which goes against their intent

CMQ: If you had $100 billion, what would you do with it?

Assume the money just shows up one night, and everyone's cool with it

lyxal

04:48

buy a house, fully pay uni debt, and then buy lots of people houses

but not all at once of coursr

*course

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

A friend of mine asked me that and I just stared blankly because that's such an insane amount of monkey I have zero understanding of what my options would even be

DialFrost

throw it away

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

> insane amount of monkey

lyxal

bananas

DialFrost

or wat ta radvlf said

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

04:49

I would probably try to bully around society into doing things that are good for it

emanresu A

@DialFrost This is what comments are for.

lyxal

@lyxal I'd have to be very careful not to frick up the economy

too many houses for people at once would a) probably frick up the housing market, b) devalue the dollar making my [wacky stacks] worthless and c) cause a lot of people to be angry because of devaluation

DialFrost

unless a tier 3 civilisation decided to drop in

:)

lyxal

I'd also spend some amount on securing good server infrastructure for the vyxal online interpreter

Oh and I'd buy stack exchange

And I mean that in all seriousness

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Bribe people to improve the government. Buy out harmful companies and change their business model to be less bad. Use a good percentage of the monkey to pay for things that the government should provide but doesn't, like better housing for the homeless, healthcare stuff, and so on

hyper-neutrino

04:51

i would spend that money to reset humanity

DialFrost

cant do tat

unless u bribe tier 2 civ

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

@lyxal I'd buy SE/SO, fork SO and the other more corporate sites into their own company, and make SE a nonprofit and make any changes I feel are necessary

lyxal

@taRadvylfsriksushilani well y'aint gonna have much luck with the biggest corporations like Amazon

$100B ain't enough to cover the estimated half-trillion or more valuation of the company

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

No, but I'd still be making profit from any I bought, so I'd have funding to snowball into more and more medium sized harmful corporations

DialFrost

js ask from ta radvylf he asked the qns

lol

increase it to 100T

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

04:54

Then I could try to tackle a couple of major ones, I wouldn't be able to fully buy them out, but I could get a lot of shares (and thus a massive say in what the company does)

DialFrost

y is this chat turning political lmao (ik its js a CMQ but lol)

lyxal

I feel like there'd be some law or clause preventing you from doing that

DialFrost

js break the law lor

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Yeah, running companies into the ground intentionally is against the law, but if I make sure they're still profitable (but not evil) it's perfectly fine

Hmm, I wouldn't be able to overthrow the US gov't with $100B, but maybe some assassins and bribery would be even more effective than that

lyxal

what if the people don't want that?

DialFrost

04:58

100B is enough to bribe any country to nuke the other

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

The people will want what I tell them to want

lyxal

and why would they do that?

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Idk lol

PyGamer0

@taRadvylfsriksushilani burn it muhahahaha

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

But the stuff I'd have done would all be pretty much unambiguously good. Instant runoff voting, better healthcare, reduced defense spending, etc.

lyxal

05:00

and what if other countries don't like what you do?

because if you do stuff they don't like, they can slap you with embargos/tarrifs

DialFrost

bomb them

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Why would other countries be mad about the US doing any of those things? Defense spending is the only one that has any effect on foreign stuff

And the US is so important economically that nobody would dare embargo it except a country that's already basically an enemy

PyGamer0

when our physics teacher hits enter on her keyboard, it sounds like she is hitting someone with a saucepan

lyxal

this implies you know what her hitting someone with a saucepan sounds like

PyGamer0

hmm does it?

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

05:03

NATO and friends might be a bit annoyed if the US reduced the size of its military and destroyed its nuke stockpile, but it wouldn't be a good look for them if they publically argued against those things

lyxal

@PyGamer0 you assert it "sounds like" it

so yes

@taRadvylfsriksushilani (serious question here): I wonder how much of current military spending in America is on legacy stuff

As in, how coders sometimes do things because that's just what they've done

even though they don't necessarily need to anymore

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

I mean, most military hardware and software is ancient, by design

Cutting edge stuff is much more prone to bugs and oddities, and a military has no need for bleeding edge software on a nuclear submarine

lyxal

from a non-political standpoint, it looks like the US might be able to reduce their military spending to somewhere around the level countries like China spends

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

20% of taxpayer monkey at the federal level is spent on military stuff

lyxal

but I assume the moment you start slashing military spending, you start losing income from lobbying groups that rely on government military contracts

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

05:10

@taRadvylfsriksushilani Given that we have literally no need to be fighting any wars right now, or for the forseeable future, that seems totally pointless

@lyxal I don't know much about lobbying but it seems like any exchange of actual money would be illegal, right?

And it would go to the campaigns of candidates, not toward the gov't

DLosc

wats the diff between f=lambda x:x[2:]and[x]+f(q(x))or[x] and f=lambda x:x[2:]and x+f(q(x))or[x] in terms of output i realise it adds another array or smh — DialFrost 4 mins ago

@DialFrost Suppose x is a list and y is a list of lists. Say x=[1,2,3] and y=[[4,5], [6,7]]. If we want to prepend x to the list of lists, we can do [x]+y to get [[1,2,3], [4,5], [6,7]]. Doing x+y dumps the items of x into the same list as the lists in y, which is not what we want: [1, 2, 3, [4,5], [6,7]].

lyxal

@taRadvylfsriksushilani there's a reason taxes aren't easy to do

iirc it's because there's a company that lobbies the gov't to use their software

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Well, I'll put a million or two of my 100B to having the lobbyists assassinated

lyxal

yikes, you've just committed a criminal offence

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

From a purely utilitarian standpoint, what's a few hundred lobbyists when preventing war and improving healthcare would save millions of lives

lyxal

05:15

(as in, in the hypothetical situation)

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Sure, it'd be illegal technically, but with so much money I could easily keep it distanced from me.

lyxal

could you though?

It takes one snitch and everything gets traced back to you

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Sure. Pay with crypto.

No snitching possible, "yo mr. mafia hitman, I'd like you to ice mr. military industrial complex, here's 100k in btc"

lyxal

if they can catch the creator of the silk road, they can surely catch you

all it takes is one slip-up, one mistake

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Not necessarily. DPR was doing stuff for years under one alias, whereas I'd know exactly what I'm going to do, and can be careful.

And I'm sure with so much money it's easy to keep people quiet if stuff goes wrong

DLosc

05:23

This is some Harry James Potter-Evans-Verres level of ideation right here. I ask you the same thing I would ask him: How do you know that your ideas won't have unexpected negative effects that outweigh any benefits? ;)

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

That's a good point, but I do think I've minimized the risk of that to the best of my ability (of course, with $100B, I can afford lots of political scientists and advisors and stuff to reduce it further). The policies themselves, like implementing IRV or better healthcare, are already proven to work well in other countries, so little risk there. Bribing/"convincing" people to make those laws could be a bit risky, but I'm sure it can't be too hard with enough money.

Buying out and improving harmful companies seems like it would have very little risk

Anyway, I must now lie motionless in my lying-motionless-room for approximately 8 hours while occasionally vividly hallucinating, as I do every time the earth rotates o/

lyxal

In other news, there done do is a vyxal discord server now

4

Just in case you wanted to know lol

PyGamer0

    "₀": attrdict(arity=0, call=lambda: 100),
    "₁": attrdict(arity=0, call=lambda: [0, 1]),
    "₂": attrdict(arity=0, call=lambda: 10),
    "₃": attrdict(arity=0, call=lambda: 16),
    "₄": attrdict(arity=0, call=lambda: 32),
    "₅": attrdict(arity=0, call=lambda: 64),
    "₆": attrdict(arity=0, call=lambda: 0),
    "₈": attrdict(arity=0, call=lambda: ord(sys.stdin.read(1))),
    "₉": attrdict(arity=0, call=lambda: [ord(c) for c in input()]),

and in other news flax is doing a glyph refactoring:

10 nilads exactly wow

PyGamer0

05:49

in flax, 19 secs ago, by PyGamer0

CMP: should flax use 0 based indexing?

in flax, 14 secs ago, by PyGamer0

CMQ: Should Range vectorise?

lyxal

Yes to both

Aaroneous Miller

06:15

@taRadvylfsriksushilani Do you know when you're going to post the ACE CnR?

emanresu A

06:54

CMQ: Best (most readable, best designed, etc) codepage

Aaroneous Miller

Vyxal (I'm not biased at all)

Razetime

@emanresuA #1 BQN #2 brachylog #3 Husk

emanresu A

Completely agree with you on BQN

Never seen the other two, links?

pxeger

github.com/barbuz/Husk/blob/…

Razetime

07:09

@emanresuA github.com/barbuz/Husk/wiki/Codepage

pxeger

github.com/JCumin/Brachylog/wiki/Code-page

Razetime

@emanresuA github.com/JCumin/Brachylog/wiki/Code-page

emanresu A

Wow, double ninja'd

Razetime

meh.

PyGamer0

wow

emanresu A

07:12

@PyGamer0 You know how you were looking for a char for Jelly's ß? How about ↻?

PyGamer0

cough cough

in flax, 2 hours ago, by PyGamer0

nilads: subscripts symbols
monads: capital letters / letters from other languages (greek, cryllic etc)
dyads: small letters / symbols
quicks: superscript symbols

emanresu A

Oh okay

Just seemed like a good symbol to me

PyGamer0

its double width in most fonts also

i am doing a glyph revamp

so feel free to suggest glyphs for commands

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