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If the latter, please follow the schedule (I can't guarantee I can post mine on weekends)
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Q: CGAC2022 Day 14: Chimney cleaning

BubblerPart of Code Golf Advent Calendar 2022 event. See the linked meta post for details. As we all know, Santa comes down the chimney to deliver presents to good kids. But chimneys are normally full of smoke, and the Elves are worried about Santa's health. So they decide to blow the smoke out using a...

Since when has "proprietary" been a selling point...
 
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bonjour
@Adám Seriously the jerks in my class try opening duckduckgo and search porn in my laptop
which is prohibited here
why are you ping-replying to adam to say that?
because that img has duckduckgo option
Still not related to the message
but that
is the only img with ddg
I can't find anything else
a) you don't need to have context to say something b) you also don't need to say everything that comes to mind in chat
07:30
nod
 
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this is so cool
09:38
@Adám Oh cool, didn't know I was a bot, that makes things much less stressful :P
That sounds like something a bot would say
@Adám A51 is likely to be fixed first, because SE is very openly trying to redo the way they create new sites. Like, there's been a couple really bad things happen with A51 sites (example) that haven't happened with chat
 
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@emanresuA my goodness, it's never ending!
 
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@Adám event.preventDefault();
@Bubbler sorry, I forgot to actually post it :/
@Adám does your keyboard not have a context menu button, or is it just inconveniently placed for you?
@RadvylfPrograms I think the purpose of a context menu is to give you faster access to menu options that exist elsewhere (like back/forwards), and to provide options that can't go elsewhere, like copy image
(in which case, why is the QR code option not available anywhere else?)
@RadvylfPrograms well, you didn't click on anything with any context, but it thought you were too lazy to use the hamburger menu, so gave you some items that people commonly want
@Neil On most keyboards it's near the bottom right, isn't it? That's quite inconvenient compared to where your fingers sit for most typing
And caps lock is far too conveniently placed for what it does
@Ginger What is a country? What are their two-letter codes? What are locale settings? Needs a lot more detail.
@pxeger it's fine for me, I just slide my hand down a bit or use my index finger if I only have to press one button (like shift)
Oh I forgot that normal people use the right shift key
I guess it's not too inconvenient then
Feb 21 at 18:07, by user
Before we discuss this further, we need to define what a "leg" is /srs
If I run it in Guernsey, should I get gg, gb, or uk?
13:54
@pxeger that depends on the locale setting of the computer
> I could easily set the locale to Antartica while being in Britain.
But is Guernsey a distinct country from the UK? glibc gives it a separate code to the rest of the UK, but it's definitely part of the UK.
If I have my language set to British English, but my timezone set to China, and my units of measurement locale option set to Irish, what should I get?
hmm
I'd define it as whatever /etc/default/locale says
but I don't actually have a Debian Linux computer on hand to test with
and /etc/default/locale can be empty...
yeah, this isn't a very good challenge
@Ginger that file does not exist on the debian docker image I just tested
14:15
@pxeger if I'm browsing the web then I'm not usually doing a lot of typing...
pxeger's a vim user though
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

GingerApproximate my Atomic Weight code-challenge Each element on the Periodic Table of the Elements has an atomic weight. For example, boron (element 5) has an atomic weight of 10.81. Your challenge is to write a program which takes as input the number of an element and outputs its atomic weight. Your...

@RadvylfPrograms I think I've seen this image before
I've used it no less than three times here :p
that'd explain it
the best part is that it works for vim and emacs users
15:09
I'm going to post my proposed question later today once WB starts, so if anyone has any last thoughts about it, please save me from the embarrassment of having my question closed now or forever withhold your close votes. :P
@Catija link?
Do we have to correctly handle situations where all letters in the word are known?
oh yeah 5 hours until Winter Bash!
E.g., if in one of the space there are four different yellow letters and one green one.
Oh I have an idea
Requiring that all yellow letters are used somewhere in the word would fix that
And I think that's probably what you want, it just isn't explicitly part of the rules from what I can tell
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

CatijaClutch Wordle Solver with known inputs Sometimes when you're playing Wordle, you get to your fifth guess and you can't figure out the word any more, so you start mentally running through the list of remaining iterations, both sensical and nonsensical trying to figure out what those last few lette...

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Also, are we allowed to take the lists of letters/indices as maps, or as arrays with nulls?
E.g., for the green letters, could I take ["a", null, null, "c", null] instead of [["a", 0], ["c", 3]]
@Catija I don't see any obvious problems
I assume those're supposed to be squared terms on top?
@RadvylfPrograms Good catch. I've added that to the output in an edit.
@RadvylfPrograms Otherwise I can get a score of 0 while being completely off on every single one
@RadvylfPrograms I... think so? I'm not a dev so I have no clue but I think that's fine?
15:18
@Ginger Another issue: a lookup table gets score 0
No matter how big it is
@RadvylfPrograms oh, fair point :p
botched scoring go brr
Multi-criterion scoring systems can be really hard to design well
Boring minmaxing is hard to prevent
Also, you should list all of the correct answers
can do
Different sources could give different values I think
I will use ptable.com
@RadvylfPrograms perhaps I could do bytecount ^ (average accuracy + 1)? that way if you use a lookup table the score is that program's length in bytes
but that still doesn't feel right
I am not very good at math :b
But yeah you really need to square those terms at the top
the difference ones?
Yeah
Otherwise if I'm off by -100 for hydrogen and +100 for helium I don't get a perfect score
ok
@RadvylfPrograms do I have to add the table or can I just link to one?
I don't really want to type out 118 elements
15:29
You need to include a hardcoded list
yay
The numbers on that site could change
@Ginger Just find a periodic table that that has a text-based format
E.g., this one
Although it lacks masses for the heavier elements. For those, just take them from another site, there's not many
There ya go
Merry christmas
@RadvylfPrograms thanks!
You'll need to fill in 110 and 112-118 but that's why it's your homework :p
While we're in the feedback giving mood: Any feedback on KotH: Don't Kill the Curve!?
15:53
I never understood the rules of KotH
My English is bad
I must say the spacing rule of PEP is sometimes annoying
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@RadvylfPrograms lgtm
17:04
running python3 for some reason opened the microsoft store...
@RadvylfPrograms ok, did it
You can install Python from the MS store, that's why
@Seggan yeah, on Windows computers python and python3 open the ms store if they aren't installed
I have no clue why
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

mousetailThe dating game king-of-the-hill The bots are looking for love. Can you help them? The rules The goal of this game is find the bot you have the highest comparability with. However, robots, who are inexperienced at dating are unable to tell how well a date went. In the game, bots take turns "speed...

wait, did the winter bash timer increase
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@JoKing Any tips for solving code.golf/arrows in ><>?
00ii0(?;'.'%8-1g:&4%1-+$&3%1-+:n$:' 'onao10.
EFALIIBJDHAAAABJHDIIAAEFALAAEFALIIBJDH
when you mention ><> and all you get is that EFALIIBJDHAAAABJHDIIAAEFALAAEFALIIBJDH stare
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Relatable
It's a surprisingly suitable language for this challenge, my naive ><> solution is better than the best one in most other langs
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@Ginger Did it?
I have no idea
I'm probably just hallucinating :p
It launches at 4 eastern...
20:14
45 minutes till WB!
20:59
30 SECONDS TILL WINTER BASH
aaaaand
Winter Bash has begun!
yay I opted out in record time this year
imagine
21:11
@mousetail you can do a much better hash string, mine is only 13 bytes long
21:28
What tags should I use??????
what's the question?
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

CatijaClutch Wordle Solver with known inputs Sometimes when you're playing Wordle, you get to your fifth guess and you can't figure out the word any more, so you start mentally running through the list of remaining iterations, both sensical and nonsensical trying to figure out what those last few lette...

are the obvious ones
Very tempted to use the data tag. :P
By the way, it should be any tag with the string data, not just "data" specifically.
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Q: Clutch Wordle solver with known inputs

CatijaSometimes when you're playing Wordle, you get to your fifth guess and you can't figure out the word any more, so you start mentally running through the list of remaining iterations, both sensical and nonsensical trying to figure out what those last few letters are. The task here is to create all ...

WHEE!!!!
:D
congraturlation!
Thanks!
Might want to edit the I/O stuff a bit:
6 hours ago, by Radvylf Programs
E.g., for the green letters, could I take ["a", null, null, "c", null] instead of [["a", 0], ["c", 3]]
I don't know that I understand enough what that request means so if someone wants to edit for me, that'd be cool with me.
21:38
Sure, will do
Are you okay with allowing taking a list of letters that a position's not, for each position? i.e. If you know that N's not in position 5, and E's not in position 3, ['','','E','','N']
@Catija ^
@emanresuA Isn't that what the second input is about?
Pretty much, this would just be a different way of formatting it
I don't have any personal formatting preferences... I'm not a coder so none of it makes sense to me :P
22:05
brb, need to play wordle to generate some testcases
nice
oof actually, that probably wasn't great since that room was pretty active (i assumed you'd moved it to a chatroom on this stack)
as I said
yeah I only realized afterwards that the message splicing causes everything to stop making sense
@Seggan wait how tf do you have 10 hats
my profile shows 10
22:44
but you only have 9 hat icons
ive got cakewalk
what?
wait
I have cakewalk too, I think
i mean, it is dec 15th
not for me
22:59
Is there a hat for tag wikis or sth, lots of free suggested edit reviews for me lol
@RadvylfPrograms There's one for suggested edits, and some people have too much rep to suggest edits to posts ;P
You can always get it on another site... I'm guessing you don't have 5k rep everywhere. :P
That said, I have a diamond everywhere so it's utterly impossible for me to get that hat.
23:27
@Neil Fn+RightCtrl… Ugh.
23:43
@Adám oh, a laptop?
Yeah.
someone approve my tag wiki edit so I can get a hat!
me first
lyxal's beat the both of us!
durn secret hats
nooooooooo
the enemy of my enemy is my friend
23:54
The real hats were the friends we made along the way

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