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1:00 PM
@Adám ah well
> A beard is a sacred facial marking of great power, given only to the blessed few chosen by the gods.
 
lol only mathcat online rn
 
@mathcat dang guess I'm one of the chosen few :p
 
@emanresuA yeah but it was only 10 so I hardly noticed
 
1:09 PM
@GingerIndustries E
 
hi neil!
 
the message below me will become my chat profile bio
 
I love vyxal
 
Gottem
 
1:11 PM
i dunno, maybe i do love vyxal
i've never tried it tho
hmm
 
And that kids is how you expand your userbase
 
*Jon Skeet
@lyxal then again, dynalist
 
Do you have further drafts of the language?
And do you have a beard?
 
@lyxal I'm working on the docs rn, and I'm not telling you if I have a beard
 
If you don't have one then there's no point
 
1:15 PM
hold please
 
17 hours ago, by Adám
No, but it is a well-known fact that a the creator of a PL must have a beard for the language to become successful.
That's why Keg failed and Vyxal didn't - puberty.
11
 
> Gingers have no soul, this is the underlining cause of there Gingerness, being tools of the devil they are marked with the colour of their master (ie:red).
this is correct, I see no problems here
hmm
@Dennis do you have a beard
 
@GingerIndustries no:
 
@lyxal can't wait for this to be quoted out of context
 
@lyxal ^^ HAH
 
1:18 PM
@lyxal it's on the starboard already lol
 
if Dennis did it then I can too
 
@GingerIndustries that's just a profile picture, not an accurate representation of Dennis' facial hair when he made Jelly
@pxeger I know, but in future contexts
 
no, that's what dennis looks like
5
 
@lyxal you mean, Dennis isn't 2D??
 
I do
 
1:20 PM
how dare you say that
 
Dennis is 4 dimensional
5
How tf else do you think he made Jelly?
 
@lyxal Well of course not, Dennis is an eldritch god that exists across all dimensions
and so am I
therefore Dynalist will succeed just fine
and if not I always have GitHub Perks
hot take: Dennis is just the projection into our dimension of Jon Skeet the Almighty Creator
 
Can't believe I just got bait and switched by SE chat. I went to click on TNB but Charcoal HQ had an active message just as I clicked to join the top room
 
:P
back to dynalist ig
 
Well while you do that, I might sleep
o/
 
1:25 PM
@lyxal why?
 
\o
APL is the only golflang to have modified Unicode
it's too powerful
 
APL isn't a golflang
sidenote: I always read "golflang" as "golfling" but with a strong Scottish accent
 
@lyxal 1+
 
orh
i like @lyxal said dennis is 4dimensinal
 
@DialFrost Hey, Can you change your pfp?
 
1:30 PM
hm?
wdym
 
@DialFrost ...
 
@lyxal o/
 
dynalist go brrr
 
@lyxal That sounds like a great name for a hexagony-esque language
 
@GingerIndustries Almost everyone epic is making a golflang
I guess I'll make one too
 
1:35 PM
@mathcat i'm epic?
 
To reach over-maximum epicness
@GingerIndustries thanks, I forgot, edited
no joking lol
 
@mathcat ;-;
not sure what to make of the fact that the first 4 instructions in the Dynalist wiki are PIiN
 
@lyxal *happy plat noises*
 
you should be able to earn Fanatic more than once
 
1:53 PM
@pxeger really??
nice
I have 55 days to go
 
I'm on 336 days consecutive
 
holy crap
 
I want more gold badges!
 
u can get fanatic more than ONCE!
BRUH
that'll take forever tho
im only 46 consecutive
 
@DialFrost no you can't
 
1:54 PM
awwwwww
 
I said I think you should be able to
 
sigh
 
@GingerIndustries did you just call APL A GOLFING LANGUAGE >:/
 
@DialFrost I have fanatic
 
i dont:(
im too noob
 
1:57 PM
No one calls APL a GOLFING LANGUAGE.
 
@DialFrost are you n00b?
 
bruh lol
only 2k rep
sad
 
@mathcat i mean you are helping @BgilMidol make Noxan
 
especially since im not very experienced at coding, e.g. ajax1234 is insanely good at coming up with solutions
but he's not very good when it comes to golfing
 
@PyGamer0 *Noxan
 
1:58 PM
@PyGamer0 yes, but I think I got an idea for one
 
@BgilMidol i forgor 💀 the name lol
@mathcat what is the idea?
 
I don't want to spoiler yet
but it's weird
 
@Fmbalbuena are you programming in APL?
like making smol things
 
@PyGamer0 yes
 
ooh what did you make recently
 
2:02 PM
@PyGamer0 2 + 2
 
nice
 
2:25 PM
Hot take: IQ tests are pseudoscience
 
cold take
 
that take was once hot, but I'm afraid society left it out overnight
 
lukewarm take
2
 
2:26 PM
@RadvylfPrograms did you do all that work you had to do
 
No none of it lol
 
wags finger
 
oof
 
wtf
 
2:27 PM
These date back to mid January lol
"We should give the students the freedom to turn things in late without penalty" -> "We should allow the students to endlessly procrastinate"
 
I read the 3rd one as: "New Assignment: Delta variant of coronavirus"
 
That "due tomorrow" breaks what would otherwise be an excellent pattern
 
@PyGamer0 Oh yeah that's for my genetic engineering class
 
@RadvylfPrograms wtf is genetic engineering
is it related to Javascript?
 
We gotta make an infectious disease, our grade is the logarithm of the number of people we infect multiplied by 10
2
 
2:30 PM
Play Plague Inc. instead of learning genetic engineering
 
@RadvylfPrograms uff
online class?
 
No
I'm just really lazy
 
even im lazy
i guess humans are just lazy :P
 
except me
i'm super lazy
There's a reason why I like to program.
 
i dont think programming is a lazy thing to do
its a just problem solving but a slave (the computer) helps you
 
2:36 PM
wow nice excuse, thanks
 
also your back hurts if you sit for too long staring at your monitor
 
@PyGamer0 good thing I'm not a human then
 
If anything, those who don't program are lazy.
 
how to get rep on CGSE: make new golflang and post a shit ton of answers in it
I've done it before and I'll do it again
 
or post answers in the language of the month to get huge bounties, even if you don't make any effort to golf your answer, you get the bounty anyway
 
2:44 PM
or post questions with clickbait titles (see: Implement Minceraft)
 
yeah, I thought we were supposed to make minecraft and that the OP just made a typo
 
implement minecraft in conway's game of life
 
i already knew about the minceraft thing 2 years ago
1/10k chance of minecraft being minceraft
 
have you ever seen it?
 
3:13 PM
I'm designing a challenge about ascii art with _ and |, but I can't figure out how to word it
How should I explain it representing lines, or is it not needed?
Eg. how can I explain that:
 __
|__| |_
is not fully connected
 
i understood that fine
 
so no explanation needed?
 __
|__|
 
use the explanation you just gave
 
@mathcat so is it understandable that this's connected?
 
@mathcat yes
 
3:34 PM
truth machine in Dynalist: #?∞p←;←
 
0
A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

mathcatCan you draw this in one stroke Given an ascii art with |, _, and , check if you can draw the art in one stroke. Description Your task is, if the ASCII art is representing lines, then check if you can draw the whole art in one stroke, which means: without drawing an already drewn line again lif...

 
4:02 PM
Hmm, maybe I should take an engineering class next year, 'cause why not
There was a program I did in 7th/8th grade that I think substitutes for the entry-level engineering class
I've only got 7 of my 8 classes chosen, I was gonna do like, AP Biology, but engineering could be fun
 
@RadvylfPrograms Will it help you build sturdier tanks?
 
And I guess a 7th AP class that year might be a bit excessive...
@GingerIndustries Pathetic :p
Four bytes in my upcoming language, quite possibly three
For all the weird control flow operators you have I'd think it would be shorter
 
@RadvylfPrograms I would too, but tbh it's hard to compress it much further
 
Two bytes
Forgot about some obvious golfs
 
Dynalist is not made for that kind of challenge
 
4:16 PM
@RadvylfPrograms oof, beating Vyxal
 
Well, 14 pages of math homework.
Any bets on how many I can finish in the next 1:40?
 
Assuming that's 1 minute and 40 seconds, and assuming you can get 1 page done every 7 seconds, you can easily get all of them done with a couple seconds to spare
 
hmmmmmm
just a sec
Ginger is typing...
 
@RadvylfPrograms 0~14
 
4:31 PM
I'll give a +50 bounty to whoever guesses closest
Only nonnegative integers will be accepted as guesses, if you guess higher than the correct number you lose
 
@RadvylfPrograms are ranges allowed?
 
floats?
 
> Only nonnegative integers will be accepted as guesses
 
4:33 PM
Ginger and Aaron, any guesses?
 
@RadvylfPrograms ors? (like 1 or 2)
how long is a page? questions per page?
 
Why would I allow that
@BgilMidol Varies considerably, but about 10 qs per page, maybe?
 
lowest and highest questions per page?
 
No clue
And they have subquestions too, so there's different ways to count it
 
how many meters in one page? are all pages the same length?
@RadvylfPrograms subquestions included
 
4:35 PM
I've revealed all the information I'm going to, okay?
 
1
is zero a valid answer?
 
0
(so i won't lose)
 
Any other guesses?
Remember, +50 bounty
No bounty if there's just one guess
 
@RadvylfPrograms whats your guess?
 
4:39 PM
6 or so
 
are the questions easy or hard?
 
Bounty and guessing canceled gotta go bye
 
Aw, I just got back, I was gonna guess 6 (not because that was Radvylf's guess; just under half seems like a good bet)
 
zero
 
Do close votes etc. count towards the Electorate badge?
 
4:53 PM
description for the badge?
 
Do some serial downvoting and find out
 
That's actually a good question
I wouldn't think so
But since they're counted as votes on the activity page I guess it's possible
 
sorry this took me so long
hold please, almost done
 
@GingerIndustries to do what?
 
You know that feeling when you figure out the solution to a bug at 6 in the morning and finally get to it at noon and now you have to wait till 6 to see if it works?
Because unfortunately I do now
 
5:02 PM
@RadvylfPrograms found the answer: meta.stackexchange.com/a/259552
(no)
 
@RadvylfPrograms People can write at about 40 characters per minute. If each page can fit 10 problems, and each problem's solution is about 40 characters, that means you can do one page in about 10 minutes. However, you'd also need some time to think about the problem, adding maybe another 5 minutes for a total time of (1 + 5) * 10 = 60 minutes per page, giving us a total time of 14 * 60 = 14 hours. This doesn't end very well for you.
 
CMM: which direction should these duplicates be closed? codegolf.stackexchange.com/q/127839 codegolf.stackexchange.com/q/236301
 
My vote: Old is dupe of new, since old one has fewer answers
 
Old one is a dupe of new
 
5:23 PM
Starting to really not like calculus
 
@RadvylfPrograms gree
 
@RadvylfPrograms what made you decide start now?
 
@RadvylfPrograms ?
 
@pxeger Volumes of revolution
And 14 pages of homework
 
5:28 PM
oh yes
the worst form of calculus
 
I can only take so much pi * e * y - pi * e ** y
If you have pi and e in the same problem IRL you should probably jump off a cliff.
 
sad euler noises
 
e^{i\pi} + 1 = 0
 
I have come up with a Dynalist solution to the pretty-print list problem
I haven't golfed it yet but I think it's pretty good
ƛL1?Et=0;:"["+J", "+"]"↵;wVR≔λL←+","SÇN?⇤←s0"[ "+←g0←s0" "+g0VRw" "+←;JÇN;JÇNX0⊖1+" ]";λL
 
So...this is a golfing language?
 
5:31 PM
yes
 
shade
 
I just translated the JS solution into Dynalist
 
You're getting beaten by Python
And by 20 bytes
 
@RadvylfPrograms that is a problem with not the language but with the programmer
read: i suck at my own language
 
What's the paradigm?
 
5:33 PM
good question
also that program is not runnable yet because it uses a bunch of unimplemented commands
 
@GingerIndustries is it stack-based?
 
@RadvylfPrograms it was going to be but I think variables are better
 
lemme try to make it smaller
 
Wait like...assigning to variables?
 
5:34 PM
yes
 
Well have fun with that lol
 
There's a reason stack-based and tacit are popular
 
what's tacit again?
 
What Jelly and APL use
 
5:35 PM
hm
 
Technically prefix, postfix, and stack-based fall under tacit too, I think
 
good point, stack-based probably better
 
Isn't that kind of an important decision to have made early on lol
 
there are currently no memory/stack/variable things so I can still make it
 
?
How does your solution work then?
 
5:37 PM
this may take me some time
please wait
 
JÇNX0⊖1+ this doesn't look very variable-y
 
@RadvylfPrograms if you mean how does it run the answer is it doesn't, I haven't implemented 90% of the instructions (which is also why I haven't posted it)
i'm making an explained version
actually, I'm going to try to golf it and then make an explained version
this is hard
 
6:04 PM
@RadvylfPrograms Stack-based yes, prefix and postfix no (because they still require you to explicitly specify the arguments to each operator)
 
Wait really? Stack-based and postfix are basically interchangeable, right?
 
Say the challenge is n*(n+1). Stack-based would be dup inc *. Postfix would be n inc n *.
 
TIL there is a programming language invented and used solely for computing taxes in the French tax authority: github.com/MLanguage/mlang
 
stack-based is "postfix"
but strict postfix would require you to do something to the tree of what's being parsed to simulate stack effects
or maybe stack-based is just a strict superset of postfix
since you can always implement postfix as stack-based
just without having any kind of manipulation commands
 
@DLosc Seems we have different dfinitions of postfix then
 
6:12 PM
If you're contrasting postfix with stack-based, then that's one definition. If you're defining postfix as "the operator comes after whatever it's operating on," that's a different definition (in which case Unrelated String is right and you could view stack-based as a form of postfix).
 
i golfed it some more
ƛL1?E⦂=0;:"["+J", "+"]"↵;wλL←+","¦s0?⇤"[ "" "w+" "⨝;⨝X0⊖1+" ]";λL
is that better
hmm, still being beat by python
back to the drawing board
 
@DLosc Postfix as a programming paradigm is just prefix in the opposite order, and the best example of prefix is Pyth. Compare the Pyth solution to Catalan Numbers with the Vyxal solution. Pyth uses Q (referring to the input) 3 times, whereas Vyxal never refers to the input.
(That particular Pyth solution could remove the final Q, but that's just a golflang shortcut comparable to autocompleting quotes/parentheses.)
 
E.g., ispshor is postfix, and behaves identically to a stack based language, but whether or not you use a stack to implement it is black-box stuff that doesn't matter
So like, 1 2+4- is parsed as ((1 2 +) 4 -)
 
Nuclear ninja
 
6:28 PM
Final solution: ƛL1?E⦂=0;:"["+J", "+"]"↵;wλL←+","¦s0?⇤"[ "" "∔" "⨝;⨝X0⊖1+" ]";λL
which does beat python, i think
 
,
Is that space realy requires?
 
Oh wait
It's in a string literal
 
@GingerIndustries whats the problem description?
 
6:33 PM
14
Q: Pretty print my arrays

emanresu AI like to pretty print multidimensional arrays, like this: [ [ [1, 2, 3], [4, 5, 6] ], [ [7, 8, 9], [6, 4, 2] ] ] But it's a pain to do by hand and it'd be nice to have a program that does this for me. Your challenge is to create a program that does this for me, taking a multidimension...

hmmmmmmmmmmmmm
 
@RadvylfPrograms How would you do n*(n+1) for an input number n?
 
It depends on context
As with stack-based
If there's a single input: 1+*
But ispshor does some fun stuff that I don't want to spoil
 
Ok :)
 
what does ispshor mean?
 
isp is "short" and shor is "language"
 
6:48 PM
oh lol
 
bomb defusing solution: NW←A↖≎≽@↞0;
methinks that's pretty darn good
forgot a character NW←A↖≎↖≽@↞0;
 
Code page feedback?
 
hm
looks good
 
7:04 PM
Fully compatible with US-INTL keyboard, monospaces nicely with almost all fonts, and contains a few characters unique to ispshor
 
as opposed to my codepages, which are just whatever I think looks nice
 
Don't worry, I put effort into making sure mine looks nice too
 
I don't have time right now, but I am very interested to look at this when I get back with my lunch
 
7:19 PM
@RadvylfPrograms what's 0x7F?
I also don't like the curly quotes, because they often look too close to ' and "
otherwise looks pretty good
 
@Neil Same here
 
and what's the L with the dot in it?
 
Ŀ is L with an overdot
 
huh, for some reason I can't type it the same way I type all other overdot characters
 
@pxeger Oops, unassigned. I'll make it ¨
@pxeger There's a tiny bit of incompatibility in different OSs' INTL layouts
 
7:28 PM
@RadvylfPrograms Or if you have log(log(log(n))) in anywhere but computer science
 
tfw your friend takes a screenshot, pastes it into a google doc, shares it with you, you take a screenshot, and then you upload that to an assignment and take a screenshot of that to show that you turned it in
 
@DLosc Actually it does (?)
Hm, so this got duped, deleted, deduped, undeleted, closed as needs details or clarity
 
7:46 PM
@emanresuA Lol whoops
@DLosc Achievement unlocked
@RadvylfPrograms Looks pretty good--there's a few things that aren't my favorite, but nothing egregious. Can we get a text version?
 
Sure
What're the things you dislike?
 
The main thing is I find it hard to remember which is which between letter with underdot and letter with overdot--e.g. with Brachylog I'm constantly looking at the docs or just trying both till I find the one I want.
 
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