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Q: Extract the contained powers of two!

PyautoguiTake as input an integer in any reasonable format. Then, output all the proper sub-strings of the base-10 digits of that integer that are powers of two, in any reasonable format. Test cases 10230 -> [1, 2] 13248 -> [32, 1, 2, 4, 8] 333 -> [] 331 -> [1] 32 -> [2] # As 32 is not a proper sub-string...

 
 
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2:08 AM
@user just a concept I hope to expand some day. The example shows BF commands as cards. The idea is you would collect cards throughout the game and customize your deck so that when you encounter puzzles (programming challenges), you can solve them in the least amount of cards (or solve them at all). I'm not completely sure that the cards-as-commands can work out but I'm guessing it's makeable
 
@Wezl'lo-ol' Interesting! I'd make it a much less tarpitty lang
Maybe a golflang - maybe Vyxal?
 
@Wezl'lo-ol' there's a couple of zachlikes in this style, but i don't know how well a deck builder would go
 
@emanresuA Not a language that exists most likely. The cards would probably be made to fit the type of puzzles that need to be solved.
 
a slay the spire with some sort of combo card style could be interesting
 
*looks up slay the spire*
 
2:15 AM
base it on APL where cards have two functions, and you can place three a turn to make a train
 
@emanresuA w..why are we putting code in the dough mix?
 
We're not, it's code to fix the oven.
 
@lyxal We're adding Java, its a coffee cake
 
@JoKing I like the train idea especially
 
"Monster Train" is already taken unfortunately
 
2:26 AM
I already have an idea for the overworld of a rpg, I can definitely match it to any puzzle or combat system and not go wrong :P
 
2:51 AM
@Wezl'lo-ol' literally want this so bad
 
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Q: What is a `4th generation golfing language`?

NobodyWhat is a 4th generation golfing language? Note that I am not asking for 4th generation coding language. I came across this question while viewing Code Golf Stack Exchange. Should I post it on Stack Exchange? Specifically, what is the difference between different generations of Golfing Languages?

 
@DLosc i mean k uses that for assignment
 
the word "assign"
 
What is a 4th generation golfing language?
Note that I am not asking for 4th generation coding language.

Specifically, what is the difference between different generations of Golfing Languages?
 
lol formatting
from what i gather the differences between "generations" is like... when the first few golfing langs came out, they were simple
then people were like "we can do better" and then made langs influenced by those langs but better
so thatd be the next generation
so its sort of like real life generations where its kind of arbitrary
 
2:59 AM
UM WELL
can't i just go and say
my language is the 8th generation!!!
?
 
well, youd have to show that there are 8427398739862377 previous generations
so there can never be more generations than there are golfing langs
 
My understanding is that:
 
and then its a matter of like, grouping them more or less by when they came out / what they aim to be "golfier" than, perhaps
 
oh btw, can someone help me golf this

for G in [1]*5:A,I=input(),int;l,N,B,Z=sum,'1234567890',I(A[0]),A.count;print(I(l([Z(n*2)for n in N]+[Z(o+p)*Z(p+o)*(p!=o)/2for o in N for p in N]))if B<2else(l([I(i)*(i[0]==max(N,key=lambda x:l([i[0]==x for i in A])*10-I(x)))for i in A.split(' ')[1:]])if B<3else l([Z(a+b)*Z(b+c)for a in N for b in N for c in N])))
 
but take the stage emanresu
 
3:01 AM
@thejonymyster wdym
what does emanresu A have to do with this
 
he is starting to talk
and i think what he will say will be of great value to hear
 
- First gen is APL, J, Golfscript - langs that are obsolete in terms of golfing now
- Second gen aims to only have single-character builtins at the loss of syntax readability
- Third gen is the current generation of golflangs (Vyxal, Jelly, 05AB1E etc) - The same as the above but using SBCS, and with optimizations like implicit I/O.
- Fourth gen is what pxeger and radvylf are planning, pretty much the third gen but removing redundancy.
Pxeger's idea (called newspeak) is to use a special encoding that only allows builtins with usable types, creating a quite compressible statically-typed golf
 
>apl
>obsolete
:')
 
@thejonymyster oh ok
 
@emanresuA wtf that sounds hype
i dont understand newspeak yet though lol
 
3:06 AM
is pxeger's idea sort of like
this does this given str+str and that given int+int and that given list+list and this given int+str
 
I think catstruct will ultimately be more powerful because newspeak doesn't deal with the problem of a trailing nilad which makes the rest of the program mostly redundant
 
"Fourth gen" is any lang that is to Jelly, Vyxal, Husk, 05AB1E as they are to CJam, Pyke, Seriously, Pyth
 
But pxeger might come up with a solution to that, ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
 
@thejonymyster Barring the odd challenge, it is; APL mostly cannot compete in a byte-for-byte competition with Jelly or Vyxal
 
The fourth generation (or at least pxeger and Radvylf) seems focused on removing redundancy through complex, un-human-readable encodings.
 
3:08 AM
sad!
 
It can present a challenge in challenges to CJam, but otherwise, it's "obselete" as a competitive golfing lang
 
@emanresuA maybe they could say
if this nilad trails, do this instead
make it a looping construct
 
Tbh, and I'd love to be proven wrong, but I suspect that fourth gen langs aren't going to be a thing
 
i want to believe
 
@emanresuA what i'm trying to do is less commands, more libraries, and an encoding based on how many libraries you use and base X numbers compressed to an image
and ideally a program cannot raise an error unless it explicitly tells it to
btw are flags counted in the bytecount?
 
3:11 AM
We'll probably get "3.5 gen" langs, where they're improvements on 3rd gen langs, taking advantage of common weaknesses etc. But I doubt we'll see a 3rd revolution in golfing, akin to the leaps forward by CJam/Pyth and by SCBS/Jelly
@Emanyalpsid No
 
@cairdcoinheringaahing can i say -programthisisaprogramthatislikeaflag
 
@cairdcoinheringaahing Interesting perspective.
 
@Emanyalpsid there are a few metas about that
 
Sup guys
 
@thejonymyster where
 
3:12 AM
meta
 
@Emanyalpsid You can, but a flag creates a new language, so, well done, you're now beating all other "-programthisisaprogramthatislikeaflag" answers, and every other answer is annoyed at you because that abuses the spirit of the game
 
@cairdcoinheringaahing hi caird!!!
 
yeah the issue is you are making a lot of langs that are only good at doing one thing
 
@DialFrost Hi
 
not a general golfing lang
 
3:13 AM
@thejonymyster where where where where where...
 
@cairdcoinheringaahing Yeah, expect to get downvoted to oblivion
 
Hai eman! Ltns lol
 
@Emanyalpsid this is one, i dunno if there are many others actually
 
Guys did anything change to the sites rules while i was gone?
 
So, the full thing about flags: 1) in [code-golf] a language only competes against answers in that same language, and 2) if you use a command line flag, it counts as a separate language. So, if you do make a lang where every answer is zero bytes, plus some flag, then yes, you win. But only in that language, which no one else will use, because it's zero bytes. But congrats on your "technically I win" win.
However, we aren't here to win by any means possible, we're here to try our best at golfing in our favourite languages. And, we think everyone else is, too. So, when an answer tries to do i
 
3:16 AM
@DialFrost users whose names start with d arent allowed to chat... uh oh...
 
@thejonymyster There's also the meta golfscript loophole that's kinda related
 
@thejonymyster funny
 
@DialFrost how long have you been gone for? :P
10 years? A lot. 6 months? Not really
 
Hehe like 2-4 months maybe
Wait no
1month or 2
 
3:18 AM
Aww ok
 
Doorknob is no longer a mod, and we have 3 new TNB ROs, but that's about it
 
@DialFrost Spreadsheet langs can now officially take input via specific cells, which they've been doing for years so whatever
 
@cairdcoinheringaahing ok, take a less extreme situation
 
@cairdcoinheringaahing Oh yeah, that.
 
program -ABC
wait can chinese characters be used as a plag?
 
3:19 AM
@Emanyalpsid that happens
 
-字符 ?
 
Depends if your system accepts them
 
@thejonymyster so no penulty but it is a seperate lang? hmm
 
@cairdcoinheringaahing wat happened to doorknob?
 
blind guess retired
 
3:20 AM
Inactive?
 
IDreallymuchC
 
@DialFrost He's been inactive for a year, so was retired due to lack of activity
 
@cairdcoinheringaahing aww, whens the next mod election, maybe u xan sign up :P
 
I was thinking of this case @cairdcoinheringaahing actually
 
Mod team is still running smoothly, so no election soon
 
3:20 AM
This brings languages like C, where external libraries need to be specified on the command line (e.g. -lncurses) in line with languages like Python, where external libraries don't need to be explicitly specified via command-line arguments (if the package is installed, you can import it). This removes an unnecessary penalty for languages without automatic library discovery (and other similar features of which the absence necessitates additional command line arguments).
I'm trying to design a language like external libraries need to be specified on the command line
 
@cairdcoinheringaahing ic, would u sign up if u had the chance tho?
 
Unless I've gone inactive by the time the next mod election happens, yes, I'll probably run
 
the next mod election happens: let me bet 3 months later at least
 
@Emanyalpsid That's fine. The current rulings around flags is just to prevent people trying to be "clever" by claiming 0 byte solutions that just off-load the code into the flags
 
@cairdcoinheringaahing is that still the same lang?
@cairdcoinheringaahing does it count towards bytes
> wait can chinese characters be used as a flag?
for instance -字符 ?
 
3:23 AM
@Emanyalpsid That's not a bad guess; the last one was 21 months ago, in 3 months, that makes it 2 years, which is the standard schedule for elections
 
btw 字符 means "character" but that's just a random example
or does it have to be ascii?
 
@Emanyalpsid i would presume that it depends on the language itself
 
unicode?
 
1) No, it's a different lang, but that probably doesn't matter, we're mainly all here to compete against ourselves
2) No, it doesn't count towards byte count
3) Depends if your system allows for unicode flags. I think Windows does, but I can't remember if it passes bytes or characters
 
but yea, all flags cost 0 bytes
 
3:25 AM
@cairdcoinheringaahing yay
 
@DialFrost Good to know I'll have at least one vote besides my own :P
 
@Emanyalpsid but you pass those options to the compiler, not your program...
@cairdcoinheringaahing you will also have my vote :P
 
@cairdcoinheringaahing And mine
 
@cairdcoinheringaahing And my axe :P
And, thanks :P
 
@cairdcoinheringaahing And my X and Y axes
Feb 4 at 8:41, by Bubbler
I'll chop you down with my X and Y-axes
 
3:40 AM
@cairdcoinheringaahing hehe
Btw how old ru, or is that confidential :P
 
i was about to guess 19
 
the amount of info I've shared online, my age is the least of my concerns :P
 
@cairdcoinheringaahing Wow hehe
 
@cairdcoinheringaahing i still dont know your real name
 
3:44 AM
my real name is caird coinheringaahing, duh
 
Obviously
 
cant believe your real name is from a jelly answer :P
 
Nah, caird's not their real first name, but coinheringaahing does happen to be caird's last name and the whole Jelly thing is just an unlikely coincidence.
 
And we're all 19, because that's the age everyone is on the internet
 
@lyxal no thats because you are in the nineteenth byte
 
3:46 AM
I thought everyone was 18, not a cat, and an anime girl on the internet
7
Off-topic but just finished (the first 7 episodes of) S4 of Stranger Things and would recommend
Also have to go to sleep so o/
 
o=/
 
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Q: Tips for golfing in J-uby

SteffanJ-uby is the Language of the Month for June 2022, so I'm looking for tips for golfing in it. As usual, please post one tip per answer, and avoid general tips such as "remove whitespace" or "avoid comments".

 
@RadvylfPrograms Sorry, no, I'm 19, and a catgirl, duh
@RadvylfPrograms my real first name is cared, but my parents decides "caird" would be a quirky way of spelling that
 
wait really o_o
 
can confirm
there totally isn't any way of quickly finding out caird's real name from anything like a chat bio btw
 
3:53 AM
@PyGamer0 what are you saying "wait really" to? :P
The first or second of those two messages? :P
 
@lyxal lmao
@RadvylfPrograms me be like 12pm in the afternoon
 
> The last message was posted 4149 days ago.
Damn, that might be the longest inactive room

 WebApps - ask a moderator

Got a question for a moderator?
 
@cairdcoinheringaahing With the mobile chat, you can see all rooms including dead ones - maybe try one of those?
 
4:19 AM
Me forgot how to code after 2 months breh :/
 
> Recently active: 4237d ago, Ivo Flipse
Appears to be the longest inactive room
 
Hm okay
 
4:51 AM
@RadvylfPrograms goto sleep;
 
oh i should also goto sleep
 
Bye
 
5:21 AM
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

lurf jurvExtracting nth character of FizzBuzz I was inspired by the challenge to output FizzBuzz as fast as possible. I have written and optimized some code to the degree that it computed the 10^1000000th character of FizzBuzz within 5 minutes (it's "7"). (Not the 10^1000000th line, this is the 10^1000000...

 
5:34 AM
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Q: Count alternating permutations

pxegerCount alternating permutations code-golf permutations combinatorics number-theory sequence An alternating permutation is a permutation of the first \$ n \$ integers \$ \{ 1 ... n \} \$, such that adjacent pairs of values in the permutation alternate between increasing and decreasing (or vice vers...

 
6:14 AM
@thejonymyster i mean, would -字符 be two flags or four
 
6:28 AM
 
@Emanyalpsid how does it add up to 4?
and why does it matter?
 
6:54 AM
@JoKing it is 4 byte
@JoKing well, just wondering
 
@Emanyalpsid in what encoding? looks like 6 to me
really, it depends on whether the language handles flags bytes by byte or char by char
 
@JoKing oh whatever nvm
@JoKing oh ok
are flags ordered?
 
... if you want them to be
 
oh ok
bye
o/
 
there's not exactly a global standard on flags, just some recommended practices
\o
 
6:58 AM
aye, i want to do something different
I'm upside down
o\
 
i'm australian, so we're pretty close in orientation
physical orientation, at least
 
 
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8:56 AM
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Q: Durable Durations

NuvandaIntroduction Time is a really simple concept. Seconds pass, one after the other, all the same. But humans love making it hard. This Stackoverflow question has gathered many answers and even though they are surprisingly long and complex, most of them will still fail for certain inputs. Can you for...

 
9:17 AM
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

badatgolfFill the square Challenge In this challenge, you have to fill an \$M\$ x \$N\$ rectangle with the most \$A\$ x \$B\$ rectangle pieces possible. Requirements: You can freely rotate the \$A\$ x \$B\$ rectangle pieces. Those \$A\$ x \$B\$ rectangle pieces cannot overlap each other. Those \$A\$ x \...

 
9:38 AM
@emanresuA ???
 
Robotics club lol
 
9:50 AM
Ah
Thought it was an announcement on SE
Do you do FRC?
 
What's that?
We're currently messing around with arduinos
 
10:05 AM
Cool
You should try frc or ftc, it’s quite fun and there’s a huge community to help you
 
10:17 AM
FTC stands for Flag the Capture, right?
 
First tech challenge
Like frc but easier
 
⤵️
 
⤴️
 
You frickers really ain't getting my jokes tonight
⤵️ is a visual representation of the joke as it goes over y'all's heads and into the void
 
No, you can’t put stuff in the void. It’s not an object or anything
 
10:33 AM
Let's not let this get out of hands, okay?
 
@cairdcoinheringaahing second
 
Powerup inititated.
 
11:30 AM
guess who just spent 8 hours straight setting up a standing desk
needless to say i'm not too much in the mood to use it after that :P
 
I have no idea
who could it possibly be
 
me neither
 
@UnrelatedString lol
 
don't let anyone tell you the lander desk takes 3 minutes to assemble
actually do because it usually does
just for some fucking reason it took me like an hour and a half to pop the leg lock in
 
have you tried turning it off and on again
 
11:33 AM
mix of tennis shoes, extra tight bracket, and i don't even know what else
(the rest of the time was moving my shit to it and dusting everything lmao)
 
11:49 AM
@UnrelatedString totally not flexing, but I did it in 7 hours (⌐▨_▨)
 
12:11 PM
just in regards to pinning the proposal for the make you a language on meta: I figured it'd be good to pin it just for that extra exposure
 
do you mean Seggan?
 
what? no. I was explaining why I pinned a message
 
Ah now I see it
Also new hyper video!
 
12:43 PM
@Emanyalpsid i don't actually use flags, i just know the way they're scored. we don't count number of flags for challenges in general. It could be interesting to see a language specific challenge where something relating to flags was scored, but it would be and not
 
@SandboxPosts this is a question I wrote
Any feedback?
 
Will the AxB pieces ever be bigger than the MxN grid?
other than that, it looks good to me
 
Uh no, should have specified that
 
1:15 PM
bintus
 
1:59 PM
happy timezone folks
 
2:12 PM
happy timezone to you too :P
 
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Wheat WizardThe Mongolian language has a called "vowel harmony". In short the vowel harmony means that certain vowels are not allowed to be placed next to each other in a word. This means that suffixes of words have to care about the vowels present in the words they attach to and need to resolve to a vowel...

 
So the Make You a Lang For Great Good thinge, like I'm scared that if we just try to show off our languages
it will die soon
 
yeah it needs some kind of agreed upon format
 
2:28 PM
except it isn't just showing off languages - it's developing and innovating with others to build upon works in progress
 
@lyxal provided people participate beyond just talking about their own creations
 
yeah but
the thing i'm scared is after the hype has quiet down
 
@Mayube my proposal rn is just a proposal; the format will be worked out if we agree it should happen
@justANewbstandswithUkraine tbh i have the same fear
 
lets say that all the language has been developed to some extent
pp just wont make new languages
maybe we do something like for 1 month we all collaborate on making a new language
 
@Seggan Oh I know. I'm 100% on board with the proposal
 
2:30 PM
@justANewbstandswithUkraine well I'm definitely gonna keep it going for a while - even if only for personal benefits
 
@justANewbstandswithUkraine tbh language dev wont stop for a while
 
yeah I'm not worried about language dev stopping
I'm worried about this turning into every music community I've ever joined, where everyone asks for feedback and nobody gives it.
Granted I have more faith in the CGSE community than those music groups
 
Maybe during the event, feedback requests get pinned to the starboard for extra visibility?
or maybe there could be a "hyperping" command to get the attention of those willing to give feedback
 
either of those would work
@Mayube is not the entire SE community subject to that risk? this is what the entire network is about
 
2:35 PM
an example of a hyperping for y'all non-vyxalers:
It'd be an opt-in list of people notified upon each feedback request
 
why are there 2 lyxals
 
besides, I can think of at least 5 languages that would have developers asking for feedback each MYAL, so hype probably shouldn't be a problem
@Seggan one's the reply, the other is because I'm on the ping list
 
that's a possible (and very good) idea of sloving that
 
it usually works well for bringing attention to things when it's been used
so it would probably work for the event too
obviously permissions for who can user the hyperping would have to be discussed
but that could be a thing where people would apply to have hyperping privileges (assuming it's bot controlled)
 
@lyxal I think ROs will be fine
 
2:40 PM
but what if there isn't an active RO at the time of a feedback request?
like as soon as I leave in a few minutes for sleep, there'll be no active RO in the room for a little bit
by "active" I mean active in the last little while
 
Rad's usually on around this time
and for that matter you're usually gone by this time
 
alright alright I'll be off now
o/ nerds and gamers
 
adios
 
sleep tight!
don't let the code bugs bite
8
 
2:49 PM
if there aren't ROs online you can always just ping me although sometimes SE chat doesn't like to send the sound so I won't always see it
 
@hyper-neutrino I was gunna say what about when you're asleep but you're in Canadia so any time you're asleep Lyxal is awake, and any time he's awake he's in here :P
 
and also the time I go to sleep varies between like 1 and 5 AM
but yes, when I'm asleep lyxal should be online :P
 
let's not make any assumptions about whether the people chatting here are awake or asleep
 
zzzzzzzz
 
2:53 PM
@Wezl'lo-ol' well i am clearly asleep
no doubt about that
 
3:42 PM
now what on earth is this javascript?
 
@thejonymyster o.o
I've never seen an array used to index into itself
 
@lyxal I may not be entirely active all day, but if you ping me I'm likely to see it fairly quickly
 
@Mayube i was messing with what indices were allowed, and that surprised me too but it just stringifies it i guess?
 
@thejonymyster if you json stringify t you just get []
 
@NewPosts @hyper-neutrino can you 11 this to be more legible pinned on the starboard?
 
3:45 PM
@Mayube right, and if you look at the output of the code there it console.logs what you might expect, but the stringify leaves it completely empty yea
 
@pxeger oh hey look it's my favorite equally-liked-as-much-as-the-others RO!
 
i wonder if i could use this in a cop or something :P
 
@Mayube implicit stringification in JS doesn't normally use JSON. For arrays, it will join on , so [1,2,3] + '' === '1,2,3' and [] + '' === ''
 
@pxeger i know. I meant if you json stringify the array after you've done t[t] = 1, it just totally ignores the index. Maybe because json doesn't support empty keys?
 
@Mayube why am I your favourite, when I've barely performed any RO actions yet?
ah I see
 
3:47 PM
@pxeger you were my favourite before you became RO ;)
 
argh the non-american way of spelling "favorite"
 
@Mayube lol why?
 
@Seggan what'd you expect from a brit? :P
 
@Seggan you are now my least favourite equally-hated-as-much-of-the-others TNB user!
 
appreciate it
please fix your spelling
 
3:49 PM
@Mayube now how can we abuse this inconguity
 
@Mayube JSON thinks it's still an array, so it will only include numeric keys
 
@pxeger dunno how to explain it, you just have that blunt, no-nonsense attitude that reminds me of home
 
oh you like my snark?
May 10 at 12:12, by lyxal
That's the pxeger snark I know and love
 
It's british snark, we don't get much of that in Canada. I miss it sometimes
 
@pxeger ah yeah, i just tried with 'hi' and it also didnt work
 
3:51 PM
the JSON output is [], not {}
 
yeah that makes sense
 
how would i turn an array with string keys into a string then? or should i be using an object in that case :P
 
yes, you definitely should
 
thanks :
 
@Seggan imo favourite is better
in Wellscripted, 33 mins ago, by PyGamer0
val collatz = (n: Integer) -> {
    var ar = [];
    while (n > 1) ar.push(n =
        ar % 2 ?
        1 + 3 * n :
        n / 2
    );
    return ar;
}
^ how does that look?
 
4:06 PM
@pxeger done
would be nice if lone SE links would appear as their titles on the starboard
 
@PyGamer0 looks logical and perfectly sensible
 
@hyper-neutrino thanks
 
we have LYXAL now meet MYXAL his evil twin
 
thats kinda wrong
 
t'was a joke
in Wellscripted, 35 secs ago, by des54321
having arrays sometimes evaluate to their last element might be a fun feature, but it feels more like something for rSNBATWPL than for this
@RadvylfPrograms ^
 
4:13 PM
another thing that might be fun is having arrays evaluate as their length if they need to be casted to a number
 
@PyGamer0 I agree, because it emphasises that the "our" is pronounced like you would pronounce "our" as its own word. Same for emphasise / emphasise. Emphasise emphasizes that you pronounce "is" as "is" while emphasize makes it seem like you would pronounce the "size" as "size" :P
fave our it
emphas is e
 
emphas is E
 
your pronounce it differently then
i pronounce it fayv-or-it
 
empha size sounds better
 
I just discovered chrome does this:
 
4:15 PM
@Seggan I think wezl was being sarcastic
 
i think wezl was wezl
 
guess i dont understand sarcasm in chat lol
 
@pxeger I like "sarcastic". I like how it emphasisez how you pronounce "as" as "as" ::P
 
@Wezl'lo-ol' lol
 
4:58 PM
@Seggan I've never heard anyone pronounce it like that
Usually, it sounds something like "fave-uh-ret"
 
@Seggan sarcasm's hard to read through text
 
Often in real life, too
 
5:12 PM
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Did you encode your root password?
 
that's my private key
 
I don't think the asterisks work for things that long
 
Idea: a YouTube bot that uploads random noise
 
5:22 PM
not what I meannt
 
5:52 PM
@NewPosts With regards to this:
The OEIS says this is the same as:
Number of sequences (e(1), ..., e(n-1)), 0 <= e(i) < i, such that no three terms are equal. [Theorem 7 of Corteel, Martinez, Savage, and Weselcouch] - Eric M. Schmidt, Jul 17 2017
Does anyone understand what this means?
 
nope
 
Thank you for speaking for everyone.
 
nobody else has spoken!
 
he only spoke for half of us; i speak for the other half: no
 
Clearly expecting useful on-topic discussion from tnb was too much.
 
5:57 PM
@WheatWizard I feel like I kind of understand what it's saying, but not well enough to explain it to somebody else or put it into practice... which I guess is a long-winded way of saying I don't understand it
 
@WheatWizard I was simply answering the question!
 
It seems straightforward. It's the number of non-negative sequences, where each element is less than it's index, and no number appears 3 or more times. However this interpretation is obviously wrong since it gives completely different values even for small n.
 
brain breaks
 
oh
 
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