The Nineteenth Byte

lyxal

08:04

Protip: get one that doesn't have ACE exploits

ATaco

(I definitely wasn't going to write one my self... No-sir...)

lyxal

You really don't want one with ACE exploits

ATaco

I'm curious as to why you suggest.

How many C math libs allow ACE?

PyGamer0

@ATaco sympy has ace expliots

vyxal uses sympy

@ATaco how many math libs do you know?

ATaco

#include <math.h>

PyGamer0

08:14

i know calcium and arb

both made by the creator of mpmath

lyxal

@ATaco because otherwise you'll be in for a world of pain

PyGamer0

^

lyxal

All the symbolic algebra stuff I added to Vyxal can't be used currently all because Sympy uses eval under the hood

PyGamer0

currently vyxal is in pain

lyxal

And so now we have to make a Sympy wrapper that stops ACE exploits

All because someone decided to use eval

ATaco

08:18

I don't think that's much of a threat for my C code

PyGamer0

@lyxal did you write the ANTLR grammar for symvy?

lyxal

@PyGamer0 not yet

@ATaco then that's good news

PyGamer0

@lyxal then write it :P

ATaco

The original Spec for JSON used eval.

lyxal

@PyGamer0 I plan to do so tonight anyway

PyGamer0

08:21

@ATaco o<o

in Vyxal, 18 hours ago, by lyxal

dah frick I completely forgot to symvy ANTLR tonight

emanresu A

08:57

@JoKing Someone suggested +200/250 for each

Cursed idea: Regex language that's turing-complete only through catastrophic backtracking

Unrelated String

hell yeah

PyGamer0

09:15

is regex TC?

pxeger

most flavours aren't

originally, by definition, regex is not at all TC

Chomsky hierarchy

In formal language theory, computer science and linguistics, the Chomsky hierarchy (also referred to as the Chomsky–Schützenberger hierarchy) is a containment hierarchy of classes of formal grammars. This hierarchy of grammars was described by Noam Chomsky in 1956. It is also named after Marcel-Paul Schützenberger, who played a crucial role in the development of the theory of formal languages. == Formal grammars == A formal grammar of this type consists of a finite set of production rules (left-hand side → right-hand side), where each side consists of a finite sequence of the following symbols...

emanresu A

Regex can't be TC because they terminate

The ~~most annoying~~ best piece of JS ever: document.body.style.transform = 'rotate(.1deg)'

Aka how to annoy perfectionists

@lyxal Someone made a Lisp interpreter in XSLT

Unrelated String

09:31

oh no

those file names scare me

i haven't even opened any of them

PyGamer0

@emanresuA o_o

lyxal

@emanresuA but why

Why would someone make themselves do that?

Number Basher

09:48

@JoKing let's be persistent ;-)

Jo King

is that meant to be some play on words? i don't get it

Razetime

@lyxal to be fair we have seen people do equally insane things on this site

emanresu A

10:09

Final blog post feedback?

PyGamer0

looks good ...

emanresu A

Well, given that y'all are proofreading it now I think it's good to go :)

Unrelated String

think so yeah

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Q: CGCC Blog Post #5: How to get reputations quick

You've probably seen the privileges list, and you've probably looked at it and found some quite useful stuff (and some complete garbage) that you may not have. So... how do you get reputation? Bounty hunting We rarely offer spontaneous bounties on this site. Instead, we usually offer deadlineless...

lyxal

10:33

@Razetime sure, but no sane person subjects themselves to that much XSLT

GoL is fun. XSLT is suffering

Ginger

11:03

@emanresuA what the hell is this

PyGamer0

gist.github.com/PyGamer0/b69f6619d9af435d16707542c6ee48d3

^ my brain cannot think of anything ..

(although i did find a nasty bug while making the second example lmao)

emanresu A

I should probably do that for Vyxal

but tbh no one looks at that anymore

Unrelated String

yeah

it's just sort of a relic of the past

having something in the spirit of it in a tutorial somewhere could be smart though

emanresu A

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ It's off-topic by today's standards and I think a tutorial-style alternative would be as well. Besides, tutorials belong within language docs

o/, sleep

Razetime

11:27

i mean, it's pretty much what people put it in the Showcase of programming languages question

so if you're making anything like it i'd put it on that question. good advertising

Number Basher

11:56

Can anyone explain

the cease in vibration

in 300~600?

code at

txtpad.cn/jkhfeiow

fyi

> codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/40932/…

thought i would post a desmos answer as a CMC

Ginger

uhhh

Number Basher

> 8e0gt\^df)r\}i>i^0-3}^{te1{8t}\-c8ptp\0ee0\h1fhr\i{l(1}{i\lt\e\{}^+go

desired output

> 95553.0631837

NOONE is solving this... ;-)

Ginger

I don't understand

Number Basher

12:48

ahahaha

lyxal

13:24

@AidenChow I found something someone made in desmos you might like

Radvylf Programs

13:36

Any final feedback on Smallest subset of characters required for Turing Completeness?

PyGamer0

@lyxal lmao

Radvylf Programs

Well, live views for things people do that you'd want a live ws for

E.g., one for when the voting on a post changes

Ginger

yup

:|

Radvylf Programs

@hyper-neutrino I made a chat room once where instead of banning people, everyone had kick perms, and signing in took a few seconds. So if someone was "banned" we'd all just spam-kick their username until they gave up.

hyper-neutrino

anarchy chat, pog

i wonder if it'd be possible to set up a chat service with zero official moderation or administration (besides fixing issues and preventing illegal activity I guess) and just have it community based like SE but with no upper regulation

i doubt it but it'd be an interesting experiment maybe

Radvylf Programs

13:48

That was also when I learned not to trust front-end validation, regardless of how dumb your users are, because they somehow figured out how to paste 3.2 GB of lenny faces into a single message

ATaco

Incredible

Front end validation is at best a suggestion and at worst non-existent

Radvylf Programs

I think they used like, IE 6 to get around it

I knew to use back-end stuff, but was too lazy and figured my users wouldn't figure out how to get around it lol

PyGamer0

14:05

CMC: Guess this quote: "That's certain : I, for my part, knew the tailor that made the wings she flew withal."

Razetime

@hyper-neutrino something like hack.chat ?

It has no chat history which helps a lot with no need for moderation

you just claim a url and start typing away

hyper-neutrino

interesting

pxeger

I think one of SE chat's best features for having a community is the chat history and searchability

It avoids the "black hole for information" problem: knockout.chat/thread/33251/1

PyGamer0

hack.chat/?cgcc

Jo King

14:35

discord's search "features" are some serious garbage

lyxal

May 17, 2021 at 18:31, by rak1507

2022:
Caird Coinheringaahing has tragically passed away following an unfortunate ladder related accident

@cairdcoinheringaahing you uh should be careful for the next little while

Maybe avoid any ladders in your local area

caird coinheringaahing

Funny, I just saw an ad for "Hot single ladders in your area" :P

Ginger

I hate having to use websockets for things I shouldn't have to use websockets for

Radvylf Programs

Frick wrong frame

caird in 2022 be like

Context for why caird has a diamond and gun

Jo King

14:50

i only have more questions

Radvylf Programs

Read the whole SE Nitro comic then :p

PyGamer0

@RadvylfPrograms i found your cousins in minecraft :p

Number Basher

15:09

! it was tweeted

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Q: LOOOOONG TEEEEEXT

Definition of long text Long text usually shows emphasis, for instance, loooooool or yaaaaaaaaaay. Usually the vowel is replicated many times. In this challenge we require: At least 3 times, which means yaaay and yaaaay are allowed, but yay and yaay are not. Consistent, which means that shoes c...

code-golf string

how much are?

Radvylf Programs

Only ones that get a pretty positive reception

Number Basher

percent was asking for

10?

Radvylf Programs

Probably closer to 50% or 60%, since most of our questions that don't get closed get a good reception

Number Basher

oh ok

(~~clearly this doesn't fit for me~~

~wait strikethrough~

Radvylf Programs

---strikethrough---

Number Basher

15:13

~~ok thanks~~

Radvylf Programs

It's the worst strikethrough notation ever, literally everyone in chat has to ask about it :p

Number Basher

someone put this into the sandbox thnx

yah whhy that

is it used ANYWHERE ELSE???

i think not...

are there any codegolflike so.s where you don't actually post questions?

(is anyone by any chance in another site

~~seems not~~

Lets try ping @RadvylfPrograms

Radvylf Programs

Puzzling

Number Basher

oh and

(i've seen puzzling

Radvylf Programs

I think that's basically it

Number Basher

15:18

like my only other side except cgse and chinese

@RadvylfPrograms oh ok

i wonder

is there a sandbox

in puzzling

> is it used ANYWHERE ELSE???

^ strikethrough otation

Radvylf Programs

Not that I know of

hyper-neutrino

38

Q: The Riddle Sandbox

Where am I!? This is Puzzling Stack Exchange's Official Riddle Sandbox™! Users who wish to post riddles can post them here first, and receive feedback, development advice and guidance before posting them on the main site. Writing good riddles the first time can be difficult, and this is intende...

discussion sandbox

puzzling does have a sandbox but it's not really used anymore

the issue with puzzling is that usually there is only one correct solution, so sandboxing exposes your challenge ahead of time, which is an issue on CGCC as well but to a much lesser extent

Number Basher

oh ok

they also have a chatroom but

> The last message was posted 2060 days ago.

LOL!!!

Last post in sandbox

> answered Sep 22, 2021 at 10:19

LOL!!!

hyper-neutrino

The Sphinx's Lair

General discussion for puzzling.stackexchange.com

11

17

puzzling's main chatroom is still active, idk which room you were looking at

oh the sandbox room. yeah i'm not surprised that's dead

New Posts

17:14

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Q: Smallest subset of characters required for Turing Completeness

In Fewest (distinct) characters for Turing Completeness, the goal is to find the minimum number of characters which make a language Turing Complete...in other words, allow it to do any computation possible with any other language. In this challenge, we'll be doing somewhat of the opposite, and fi...

restricted-source cops-and-robbers

0

Q: Robbers: Smallest subset of characters required for Turing Completeness

This is the robbers' challenge. The cops' one is here. In Fewest (distinct) characters for Turing Completeness, the goal is to find the minimum number of characters which make a language Turing Complete...in other words, allow it to do any computation possible with any other language. In this cha...

restricted-source cops-and-robbers

pxeger

CMQ: do you pronounce GitHub as /gɪθʌb/ or /gɪðʌb/?

Ginger

ah yes, gionb and gidnb

pxeger

i.e., with a soft th or a hard th

Radvylf Programs

lol

Ginger

"git hub" not "gith ub"

pxeger

17:22

@Ginger it's IPA

caird coinheringaahing

My IPA isn't great, but I recognise θ and ð as "th" sounds, and you're wrong :P

@pxeger "Guy-thoob"

Bgil Midol

^^^

Radvylf Programs

"gee, the orb?"

Ginger

yall are all crazy, it's supposed to be pronounced Github

Romanp

Gee-thub

pxeger

17:23

I pronounce it like "fish"

caird coinheringaahing

Imagine pronouncing words instead of just saying their constituent letters; "gee eye tee eitch you bee"

Ginger

gubhub

caird coinheringaahing

GitHub is actually an American serviceman named "Thub"; "G.I. Thub"

pxeger

well then is it with a soft or a hard th?

Ginger

G.I. Thub: The most committed member of the Army

he never forks around

Radvylf Programs

17:25

You start with hard th but soften it over time

caird coinheringaahing

@pxeger Yes

Ginger

giththub

but of course lisp programmers pronounce it "giss-hub"

caird coinheringaahing

Github is actually pronounced "gith hub", and it's the home of a bunch of telekinetic humanoids enslaved by squid people

Ginger

*glances at octocat*

I am in danger

DLosc

@pxeger /'gɪʔ.hʌb/

des54321

18:03

i love when i look at code i wrote yesterday and have absolutely no idea what its supposed to do

6

i think i have deleted and re-written this section of my code for that lily pond challenge about 4 or 5 times

DLosc

Aha, yes. I was trying to think if I've ever had that experience (definitely have if you change "yesterday" to "several months ago"), but then if you're writing BitCycle, that makes a ton of sense.

des54321

complicated bitcycle code is easier to write if you separate it into sections, but then you have to make sure each section cleans up after itself

DLosc

Yep. And then when you golf it, you smush the sections together and get rid of as much of the cleanup code as you can. :P

Radvylf Programs

→ 70 messages moved to Off-Topic TNB

hyper-neutrino

18:18

does anyone know how to make git not change files' permissions when cloning

i'm cloning a repo and it automatically changes a bunch of files' permissions from 755 to 644

which makes sense cuz .js files shouldn't be executable anyway but it's for my workplace so I'd rather not mess with it in case it breaks something

Radvylf Programs

It's never really made sense to me thay git keeps track of file permissions

des54321

18:36

this is a working version of the first stage of the lilypond program; the part that sends each variation of the input to the processing section. it has a bit of jank to it that im not going to bother correcting, but it works, so i just need to hook it up to the rest of the program now

des54321

18:51

something is not working right and i can no longer comprehend this mass of code well enough to tell what

dloscutoff.github.io/Esolangs/BitCycle/…

oh why the hell am i just sending those bits into the void, where the hell are they supposed to go

ooooooh

ITS WORKING

dloscutoff.github.io/Esolangs/BitCycle/…

caird coinheringaahing

Is it just me, or has Desmos changed from green to blue? desmos.com/calculator

des54321

double-checking against all the test cases in the challenge, the one with a hop length of 7 is gonna take a while

@cairdcoinheringaahing huh it has

BowlingPizzaBall

interesting

des54321

19:19

@des54321 this version of the lilypond program has passed all test cases in the original post, and im pretty sure it is fully working

DLosc

\o/

des54321

i think im gonna try to write a proper explanation for how this works before i post it, but i think my brain needs to not think about bitcycle for a bit before i do that

just stuck my code into TIO to check bytecount, and it is surprisingly not the longest answer on the question

however the only thing it beats is minecraft redstone :P

DLosc

I'm pretty sure this is the first time anyone has used the H collector X^D

des54321

it is quite possible that this doesnt need quite as many tiers of collectors as it has, but i use every collector from A to H at least twice

no scratch that, i think i only use one A collector

collector count: 1 A, 6 Bs, 3 Cs, 3 Ds, 3 Es, 2 Fs, 4 Gs, 2 Hs

Radvylf Programs

19:50

CMC: Given a list of positive integers, determine whether it is counting up by 1 with fibonacci numbers removed (e.g., [4, 7, 9] is truthy but [10, 11, 14] is not)

Holy frick rSN is laggy

It took ~5s to recursively calculate the 10th fibonacci number

des54321

0

A: Crossing a Lily Pond

BitCycle, 329 bytes BitCycle is certainly not an easy language to solve this in, despite the fact that its only form of data (streams of bits), easily represents the pattern of the lilypond in this challenge. None of the mathematical solutions used in the other answers here would be at all easy t...

Sandbox Posts

0

A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Quickly approximate the square root of a float As in like, constant-time and almost instant, but off by a lot. No time for looping here. This is going to take a lot of work, since I'm going to make an emulated CPU which will allow more precise timing.

emanresu A

20:09

\oo/

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Q: Solve the Zany car game

The Zany Car Game is a tile matching game. You are given a number of tiles, with coloured cars split into a top and bottom half. To win the game, you need to find a square arrangement of the tiles so that only whole, correctly coloured cars are formed at each tile join , like the image below. Ch...

code-golf

hyper-neutrino

flashbacks to aoc2020-20

pxeger

20:22

@NewPosts I wonder if we should make a tag for "cops and robbers but where answers can or should be uncrackable"

Romanp

adamantium-cops-and-robbers

Radvylf Programs

@pxeger Are there more than one of those?

emanresu A

20:39

Yes, two

@hyper-neutrino Arguably, aoc2021-19 was worse

Radvylf Programs

Eh, it only took me two hours

I'm torn as to whether I'll do AoC this year, and if I'll do it competitively

hyper-neutrino

2021 19 took me 30:55/34:31 apparently

i thought it was longer TBH

Ginger

caird still has a santa hat... in May

Radvylf Programs

20:57

It's part of their pfp, not a seasonal thing

Ginger

Don't they normally have a SE hat?

emanresu A

Don't they normally have no hat?

DLosc

@des54321 Looks like you don't need the A collector, then: unless I'm missing something, I think you can send the 0 into the B collector directly below it and get the same results. (Doesn't save any bytes, though.)

des54321

@DLosc oh of course i can facepalm, there was a point in the process when that G collector it goes into was a B collector, so i needed the A

DLosc

Ah, makes sense

Jan 26 at 5:48, by caird coinheringaahing

When elected RO, I pledged to keep my profile picture and username the same and, aside from my delightful Santa hat, I stand by that promise :P

And more specifically

Dec 16, 2021 at 19:15, by caird coinheringaahing

@Fmbalbuena My Santa hat isn't a real hat, it's from Winter Bash 2019 and I took a screenshot and kept it

emanresu A

21:07

I find it kinda annoying how bitcycle collectors emit bits that they recieve while open

It requires a lot of annoying workarounds

DLosc

They only got one internal queue ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

emanresu A

Yeah, but it'd be more helpful if they had two

des54321

@emanresuA thats why you always gotta send your bits to another collector first, and then send that one into the first collector

Ginger

@emanresuA since when have esolangs cared about what's helpful?

DLosc

Blursed idea: BitCycle, but the collectors are stacks instead of queues

Romanp

21:15

BitStackle

caird coinheringaahing

@Ginger I hold out hope that Santa will visit any day now

3

Also, I'm not entirely sure where my old SE baseball cap profile picture is on my laptop, so I'm sticking with this for now :P

New member of the CM team: Dalmarus

emanresu A

@des54321 I know... but there would be a lot of neat things you culd do if that worked.

I'd add: don't get discouraged when you put a lot of effort into an answer and it doesn't get any upvotes. This happens all the time, even to high-rep users. I try to shrug it off, remind myself to enjoy the process, and keep golfing. — DLosc 5 hours ago

@DLosc Where would this go?

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Q: Find the dimensions of a ragged list

For any ragged list its dimensions will be a list of non-negative integers defined as follows: Elements that are not a list will have dimensions \$\textbf{[}\,\,\textbf{]}\$. An \$n\$ dimensional list \$L\$ of length \$x\$ has dimensions \$x : k\$ where \$k\$ is the element wise maximum of the d...

code-golf ragged-list

DLosc

@emanresuA Not sure--I guess it doesn't fit into any of your existing sections.

emanresu A

I'll just leave it as a comment then - people will read that :P

@NewPosts This formatting is cursed

TIL scaleofuniverse.com (You'll need a flash polyfill like ruffle.rs)

Science teachers are cool

Ginger