The Nineteenth Byte

Steffan

12:18 AM

it does work

it's what i'm doing

DialFrost

12:33 AM

nvm i changed ur answer to make it work

Unrelated String

12:48 AM

@Ginger i have 10 pinned tabs

sometimes they all auto refresh at once

it can hurt

DialFrost

@UnrelatedString how many overall tabs? :3

Unrelated String

in this window? 111

DialFrost

@UnrelatedString sus

DialFrost

1:25 AM

@Steffan howd u get 37 bytes julia phi?

lyxal

1:57 AM

woah new github code search and code view looking quite nice

(an aside: it's beta access only: github.com/features/code-search)

ooh they also have code folding in file views now

left is without code viewer, right is with code viewer

null

2:16 AM

Do GolfScript actually have a chance to beat J?

caird coinheringaahing

2:32 AM

Yeah, golfscript has beaten J a few times before

Hello, World!

0

A: "Hello, World!"

ELF (x86/x64, Linux), 86 bytes 00000000: 7f45 4c46 b001 b20e 488d 3539 0000 003d .ELF....H.59...= 00000010: 0200 3e00 89c7 eb18 0100 0000 0500 0000 ..>............. 00000020: 1800 0000 0000 0000 1800 0000 0500 0000 ................ 00000030: 0f05 29d0 973d 3800 0100 b03c 0f05 0000 ..)..=8....<...

Steffan

2:53 AM

@DialFrost i type code into box and it work

idk

DialFrost

wut

hint?lol

Steffan

i just pass a specific number to BigFloat to get it to give 1000 decimal places

wait you don't even have a solution

julia has a builtin for all the constants on code.golf

MathConstants.φ in this case

@JoKing trivially?

DialFrost

@Steffan lol

@Steffan how?

i alr have 33 without putting to 1000 places

:/

Steffan

To save you the brute-force, the precision number is 3320 IIRC

I just bruteforced numbers until it gave 1000 digits

I don't know how it works internally

DialFrost

@Steffan hehe wut

Steffan

2:59 AM

i have no idea

i wish it just let you pass in 1000 and not 3320

Radvylf Programs

Looks like 3320 is the number of binary digits to represent 1000 decimal digits

log(10) / log(2) ~~ 3.322

Steffan

Interesting

Radvylf Programs

Which if a BigFloat is...a big float, that's exactly how it'd store the number, as a specific number of bits, rather than with base 10

Steffan

Ah, makes sense

Radvylf Programs

Haven't been paying attention so I don't know what language this is, but might be worth checking for a BigDecimal library/builtin

Steffan

3:02 AM

Julia

There are libraries but not builtin

github.com/JuliaMath/Decimals.jl

DialFrost

@Steffan heres tha problem, i dont know how to apply it :P

which is why im stuck on all the math problems

welp

Steffan

BigFloat(number,precision)

However, phi is the only one where you can just print it out, on the rest, you have to use a preciison like 3322 and then chop the last character off

DialFrost

oh

@Steffan 3320*

@Steffan ? i got 38 bytes lmao

@Steffan also why doesnt this work? print(BigFloat(MathConstants.e,3320))

Steffan

3:36 AM

use show instead of print to save a byte

@DialFrost it depends on the hole

im using 3322 for some

@DialFrost i just explained that, also MathConstants.e can be ℯ

the precision isn't exact so you have to chop off the last character

for e, i'm using 3324 instead of 3320

DialFrost

@Steffan WAIT THATS A THING

@Steffan how lol

chop?

Steffan

yeah

chop("$(BigFloat(...))")

It doesn't seem to be the optimal way

But idk how the optimla way works

DialFrost

@Steffan but that leaves the number as a string lol

Steffan

yeah

so you have to use print, not show

shouldn't be a problem

DialFrost

4:11 AM

ah

tysm

@Steffan so its somehow using another way to get rid of the last char?

DialFrost

4:48 AM

I finally beat @JoKing at something in code golf yay!

Jo King

now get a diamond

DialFrost

@JoKing :(

Jo King

@Steffan literally just one byte

DialFrost

@JoKing btw it was lucky numbers, trivial golfs gets me 57

what method did you use for it @JoKing? Did you like remove things from a list?

Jo King

similar to codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/45790/76162, but with del instead of L.remove

DialFrost

4:53 AM

would you mind sharing your code? I owe you hints

or at least the main part (the part where you del and do your printing)

Jo King

The inside of the loop looks like print(r);r+=r<2;del L[r-1::r]

feel free to give me something suitably vague

Jo King

5:08 AM

wow i forgot about the lead i had in raku for that hole

DialFrost

@JoKing lol

@JoKing did you have to set r to 0 intially?

or something

Jo King

same as the linked answer, just for r in L:

DialFrost

you know what can you send ur whole code lmao (unless you dont want to thats also fine)

Jo King

5:26 AM

i prefer not to post full solutions publicly, even if they're suboptimal

DialFrost

oh ok

@JoKing this should get you 57

DialFrost

5:46 AM

anyone know how to perform this in julia del l[v&~1::v or 2]?

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7:35 AM

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Q: 50 digits of π in HQ0-9+-INCOMPUTABLE?

Background HQ0-9+-INCOMPUTABLE?! is a half-joke programming language introduced in Internet Problem Solving Contest 2011, Problem H. HQ9+ is an esoteric programming language specialized for certain tasks. For example, printing “Hello, world!” or writing a quine (a program that prints itself) cou...

code-challenge

DialFrost

8:32 AM

@JoKing you got 57! nice

DialFrost

9:02 AM

why doesnt this work in julia? im not sure how to fix it

n=0
while n<50
print(n);n=n+2^-(n+2^n)%3
end

emanresu A

9:20 AM

Probably negative modulo behaviour / precedence

DialFrost

9:37 AM

yup i fixed it

anyone can shorten?

n=0
while n<50 println(n);global n=n+2⊻mod(-(n+2⊻n),3)end

DialFrost

10:57 AM

anyone? :/

Jo King

11:12 AM

@DialFrost i assume you can just split with an empty string as the delimiter?

DialFrost

@JoKing idk

parse is also a problem

Jo King

looks like you need to specify the type, e.g. parse.(Int64,split("124",""))

DialFrost

@JoKing ru shayan?

Jo King

no, interesting they used basically the same example

maybe they have the same keyboard layout as me lol

DialFrost

lol

could be someone currently in this room

Jo King

11:21 AM

Mar 27 at 9:59, by Jo King

speaking of one hand, i've been trying to design a one handed keyboard layout. How nerdy is it to make the number row the keys 1248, where you can combine them in a binary fashion for the missing numbers

this is why my examples tend to be 12480, coz that's the order the keys are in