@DigitalTrauma I couldn't figure it out either until I realized that you're not printing one "clock," you're printing n clocks side-by-side (which was not at all clear from the question). So in the n = 4 example, you see four "clocks"—the first with the top row *153, the second with the top row *135, and so on. — JordanSep 15, 2016 at 1:06
There just wasn't enough emphasis/clarification that each square along is rotated again. If they were separated vertically by newlines from each other, rather than horizontally by spaces, it'd be very clear
@lyxal I'm afraid I can't morally vote for you in the election until this is fulfilled, to show that you truly care about the community and their desires :P
mfw apt fails to update packages because: a depends on c version 0.1 but 0.2 is queued for install b depends on c version 0.2 but 0.1 is queued for install
"Had a bit of a brain wave - there I was, smashing some spam flags together, and I thought to myself 'yeah it's effective, but what's missing? what's missing? And I thought a new moderator added to the moderator team"
"Well, no matter. Because I'm STILL holding all the challenges, and guess what: they're allll Indonesian Gambling Spam! I've never posted a challenge. Meaning to learn."
I would like if the ratings script ignored answers to a set list of challenges, namely the "trivial challenges to start answering with a new language" list
This seems to get around the problem of some languages only being used on easy challenges, since two languages are only compared on challenges they have in common. — trichoplaxApr 5, 2016 at 13:58
theres also a lot of (noncompeting) on the rejected headers
"random"
The term "random" means that you may:
Use your language's built-in random number generator,
Use /dev/random, or
Create a RNG that is equivalent to a standard RNG (such as the Mersenne Twister).
@Seggan well the encoding="utf8" still needs to be added, otherwise you get UnicodeDecodeError: 'charmap' codec can't decode byte 0x9d in position 4174: character maps to <undefined>
Cut along the lines
In this challenge you will take as input a non-empty list of binary values (these can be booleans or integers on the range 0-1), you should output all the ways to partition the list into non-empty sections such that no two adjacent equal values in the initial list are separate...
@RadvylfPrograms I will say, while I respect lyxal a lot, and, if I wasn't running, he'd be one of the 4 users I'd 100% vote for, I question his experience in moderating the site as a non-mod compared to mine. His moderation badges especially are lacking for reviews, voting and flagging
My reviews are lacking because there's rarely anything in the queues that isn't ninja'd by y'all with userscripts. My flags are lacking because I just don't see the posts that get flagged. My voting is only lacking because of the 15k votes I've cast, most were on answers before I realised that you're best to do answers first
If I had done my voting more strategically a long time ago, I'd have the voting gold badge
In case it wasn't clear, I don't think it's a bad thing that you've done fewer reviews/flags, mainly because they're the kind of things that you do when they happen, rather than stuff you can just rack up. I had a similar thing 2 years ago. But, I do think that it's worth taking into consideration that you don't have the moderation experience I do
And yeah, I realised that Electorate is more "strategic" voting than pure numbers, I think you have me 3 to 1 on total votes cast or something crazy
Next Time In The Given Category
Tags: code-golftimepattern-matching
Introduction:
Some times using a 24-hour clock are formatted in a nice pattern. For these patterns, we'll have four different categories:
All the same (pattern AA:AA or A:AA):
0:00
1:11
2:22
3:33
4:44
5:55
11:11
22:22
Inc...
> I am the top editor* on the site > *Martin is listed as having more edits than me here, but for some reason, my profile shows 877 edits, while Martin has 772. Who knows?
@cairdcoinheringaahing ^ I suspect this is because the top editors page lists "number of edits", but your profile lists "posts edited" - so Martin has edit many more posts multiple times than you
I could write an SEDE query to check but I can't be bothered
@mousetail I expected around at least 1k :3 But I guess this site has a lot of active users who know exactly how to ask and answer questions (we don't get too many new users and if we do and they become active, they learn fast)
@pxeger I more or less know the differences between profile edit count and /users edit count, I just didn't have the room (or inclination) to explain in my nomination
One key thing is that /users counts tag edits, while profile doesn't. Martin was part of a lot of retagging events
That's basically what my school was. In the first year most projects where Java but later on you could usually just choose a language yourself or needed to learn some domain specific language for the subject
even the java subjects where more about "implement this algorithm" than learn the Java syntax