The Nineteenth Byte

AviFS

00:14

@Seggan I'm fully expecting to get rickrolled.

Seggan

@AviFS promise. no rickroll

you dont have link previews?

AviFS

@Seggan I know, I know. It wasn't.

emanresu A

My list contains a lot of stuff that isn't talking about myself

AviFS

But I fully expected it to be.

Based on the name, I mean. I didn't mean because you said it

@emanresuA NOOOOOOOO

I actually...

Damn.

emanresu A

I had to fulfil your expectations

AviFS

00:18

<3

I appreciate you.

lyxal

@RadvylfPrograms the new posts page seems to be broken

it just stays as a 404

doesn't overwrite the page

AviFS

I love that you took that domain. Did you just do that?

The query is even plausible, lmao. I applaud the effort.

Radvylf Programs

@lyxal It's been broken for like a year now at this point

Going to make a better version of it at some point that doesn't rely on cursed overriding of 404 pages

emanresu A

@AviFS It's existed for a while. The 404 page is a rickroll.

So (IIRC) it's ignored by previews?

AviFS

@emanresuA Oh wow, that's clever.

Are there any pages that actually do exist, though?

Cuz the homepage is a 404 then, too.

@RadvylfPrograms Discorded ya

emanresu A

00:27

IIRC no

Oh there's chatstackexchange.surge.sh/not

AviFS

00:48

lol

that's amazing

lyxal

01:14

github.com/mjbommar/gpt-takes-the-bar-exam

What a sick joke!

I know gpt swapped those numbers. I knew it was 1216, one after Magna Carta. As if I could ever make such a mistake. Never, never!

That autocompletion! Are you telling me an AI just happens to write a code golf answer like that? No, it orchestrated it - gpt. It defecated through a sunroof!

AviFS

02:49

What's the program called where if it's the input is true, the program terminates, and if it doesn't it loops?

lyxal

Inverted truth machine?

caird coinheringaahing

I'd just call it a truth machine tbh

AviFS

Yeah, sorry, I was thinking of a truth-machine. I just found the word. Thank you.

AviFS

03:12

Guys, how often does BF win?!!

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A: Halt with 50% non-Halting

Random Brainfuck, 5 bytes How often does Brainfuck take the lead? ?[--] Try it online! Random BF extends BF with just one more primitive. It adds the ?, which generates a random byte and stores it in the current cell. That is, it generates an integer from 0-255. Given that there are an equal amo...

Granted, it hasn't been touched in years. I'm sure one of the modern langs could beat my BF in a jiffy.

lyxal

@AviFS *tie

4

A: Halt with 50% non-Halting

I felt like golfing this one: Befunge - 5 chars ?>< @ (I'm not sure whether this actually works as I don't have a befunge compiler on me)

2

A: Halt with 50% non-Halting

><>, 5 bytes and a beautiful 2x2 square x; >< x sends the instruction pointer in a random direction; If it sends left or right the IP will hit ; and terminate. If it goes up or down the IP will get stuck in the infinite >< loop, being sent back and forth between the two.

emanresu A

*lose

2

A: Halt with 50% non-Halting

><> x; > Try it online!

AviFS

Oh, true.

Okay, lemme rephrase, how often do tarpits win? :p

lyxal

All the time, depending on your definition of tarpit

emanresu A

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A: Swap every two elements in a list

><>, 4 3 bytes i#o Try it online! Lol, ><> ties with beats Jelly & 05AB1E. Terminates with an error. -1 thanks to @Manny Queen. How does it work? The instruction pointer (IP) is currently moving right i Take input as a character # Reflect - The IP starts moving left i Take input ag...

(tied)

AviFS

03:19

@lyxal I wanna see a Vyxal answer.

emanresu A

(the vyxal answer beats it, but only with a flag)

Unrelated String

@emanresuA ...am i missing something or could that just be x;v

i don't actually know ><> so i'm not going to post it just yet :P

emanresu A

That... could be, yes

Big brain

Unrelated String

lol

emanresu A

Up or down, it rerolls. Left, it loops. Right, it halts

AviFS

03:21

I removed the "how often does bf beat" part

Unrelated String

@emanresuA i assumed as much but i feel like there might be something off about the probabilities if two people had already not come up with it :P

lyxal

@emanresuA H flag?

emanresu A

r

lyxal

Interesting. We have different approaches

emanresu A

Okay, now you're tied

lyxal

03:28

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A: Halt with 50% non-Halting

Pyt, 3 bytes ɹ`ł Try it online! ɹ get a random bit (0 or 1 with equal probability) `ł loop while top of stack is truthy (1 is truthy; 0 is not)

Well there goes all claims of bf winning

Not that it matters because it's a popcon anyway

So there is no winning as such

Not from any of the new answers :p

AviFS

@lyxal BUT I CALLED IT

There are like a million and 5 more answers like that in the more modern langs waiting to be fgitwed

lyxal

You never won at all :p

AviFS

I even considered posting a bunch of them at once, haha

@lyxal i'm never gonna live this down, smh. it was about brainfuck not about me

lyxal

If it was normal code golf, bf might have won :p

AviFS

@lyxal wdym?

lyxal

03:33

The challenge is tagged popularity contest

Most votes wins

Byte count is irrelevant here

Things can be as long or as short as possible.

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Q: Remove duplicates from my academic transcript

Consider a list of subject, grade pairs. E.g. [("Latin", "A"), ("French", "A*"), ("Math", "B"), ("Latin", "A*")] The task is to return the same list but with each subject given at most once. Where a subject occurred more than once originally, the returned list should have the highest grade for...

caird coinheringaahing

@AviFS I consider Jelly as a tarpit, so all the time :P

emanresu A

I'd call dyadic jelly a tarpit

caird coinheringaahing

dyadic jelly is fun :P

AviFS

03:49

@cairdcoinheringaahing Isn't Jelly a golflang?

caird coinheringaahing

The two aren't mutually exclusive :P

Unrelated String

wait i totally forgot about dyadic jelly

dyadic jelly sure is special

emanresu A

TC too - caird wrote a fractran interpreter in it

AviFS

This is also supposed to be an answer, but on TIO it terminates everytime

Does anyone know why?

tio.run/##K8koTf3/38DKytbAgMsQRHOBsKHB//8A

emanresu A

I believe we talked about monadic jelly?

AviFS

03:55

I'm wondering if it has to do with this line:

Execution consists of picking, from the list of rules, an arbitrary [emphasis is my own] rule whose original string exists as a substring somewhere in the program state, and replacing that substring by the rule's replacement string.

caird coinheringaahing

Jul 13, 2022 at 15:45, by Zion mycelia adamancy

Proof that Jelly is TC when everything is dyadic: FRACTAN interpreter

@emanresuA Monadic Jelly is not TC, pretty sure

AviFS

I always thought it was random, but maybe TIO is running it in a deterministic order, which would still technically be arbitrary.

Yeah, it definitely shouldn't be terminating for this:

tio.run/##K8koTf3/38DKytbAgAtIchn8/w8A

0::=00
::=
0

Bubbler

@cairdcoinheringaahing What are the definitions of monadic and dyadic jelly?

caird coinheringaahing

@Bubbler Every chain, link and sublink must have an arity of 1 or 2, depending on the type

Bubbler

I guess it applies to the result of a quick too?

caird coinheringaahing

03:58

Aka, if you put the code into Jelly's chain parser, the arities are all the same (aside from the variadic arity for the first chain)

@Bubbler Yep

/ can't be used in dyadic Jelly for example, as it forces the link to be monadic

@AviFS It looks like TIO's thue interpreter file is compiled, so I'm not exactly sure which one it uses

AviFS

@cairdcoinheringaahing I think it's wrong.

@AviFS With Cat's Eye Technologies' Thue interpreter I'm at least getting infinite loops for this program, as expected.

caird coinheringaahing

@cairdcoinheringaahing So, just to begin with: monadic Jelly can only run programs with a single argument, meaning that if it is used to interpret a program in some TC lang, it can only take the program code as an input, with no input to that program

That said, /// is TC without taking input, so that doesn't disqualify it

Unrelated String

it doesn't seem intuitively impossible but it might have to rely heavily on obtuse encodings of the input and the monadic atoms themselves might just not be powerful enough

(aside from the evals of course :P)

emanresu A

While is monadic right?

caird coinheringaahing

Not necessarily

It has the same arity as the largest arity as the two argument links

Unrelated String

04:08

^

caird coinheringaahing

Ok, I think this is a big problem: dyadic jelly can have "nilads", but monadic can't

Unrelated String

and it gets funky with dyads because it does a fibonacci style recurrence relation thing instead of reusing the right argument, but it still is dyadic

ooh, yeah that's a big issue

caird coinheringaahing

In fact, no matter what you do, you can never have a """niladic""" link in monadic jelly, as every link is an atop, whereas you can in Jelly through dyadic "nullification"

Unrelated String

although if you're using some kind of single list to store everything you can still add things to it... you can't add much

caird coinheringaahing

@UnrelatedString No you can't

Unrelated String

04:11

Ẓ

or the other one i can never remember which is prime and which is prepend 0

emanresu A

You can do things to the input that return a constant... but you can't do anything with thtat

caird coinheringaahing

You can't increase the "flattened" length using monads aside from Ż, yeah

Unrelated String

@emanresuA you can with quicks, but there's also very little that quicks can do with that

i'm trying to think of something that's somehow based on ¦, but it's not very promising

caird coinheringaahing

I believe the only monadic atoms that actually increase the number of elements overall in a list are the range commands and the join commands, neither of which can be used to establish TC-ness

And Ṭ I guess

emanresu A

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A: Turing-Complete Language Interpreter

Jelly → "Add minimum to transpose", 5 4 bytes +"Ṃẞ Try it online! (runs only one iteration, to avoid timeouts) A very simple Turing-complete construction: we take a square matrix as a program, and loop forever, identifying the lexicographically smallest row, then increasing each element of th...

Not fully monadic but...

caird coinheringaahing

04:16

...entirely unable to be turned into monadic only

Unrelated String

^

caird coinheringaahing

Okay, I think this is a sketch proof it isn't TC: a requirement for TC-ness is command sequencing. Due to the parsing patterns, the only way to change command sequencing beyond ABC being executed in order is using quicks. I believe the only quicks that can affect command sequencing order are ? and ƭ. But, ? doesn't affect the order of sequencing, so the argument reduces to showing ƭ doesn't offer the flexibility for TC-ness

Unrelated String

...actually +"Ṃ does seem to be possible to turn into ṂƬṖZ€L’$¦SZ

it's still a questionable example since the real thing recurs infinitely but i guess that does work

emanresu A

Wow

Can you add a print?

Unrelated String

oh yeah that would do it

tio.run/##y0rNyan8///hzqZjax7unBb1qGmNz6OGmSqHlgVHPdzZcnj@////…

caird coinheringaahing

04:27

Damn

9 bytes

Unrelated String

ahhh nice

caird coinheringaahing

I think Ạ always returns 1 from ṂƬṖ, but not fully tested

Unrelated String

it's easy to forget about those :P

caird coinheringaahing

@cairdcoinheringaahing Oooooo,h of course, Ƭ

Unrelated String

if not then at least Ẹ shoulf

Bubbler

04:31

Isn't ¿ available?

caird coinheringaahing

I always forget that Ƭ is probably the easiest way to concat two lists, so long as you can find some transformation from one to the other and that transformation eventually reaches a fixed point

E.g., if you can find a monadic chain F : L -> M where you want to result in the pair [L, M], such that F eventually reaches a fixed point, FƬṖṖ...ṖṖ will result in [L, M]

emanresu A

Congratulations, y'all have proved monadic jelly TC

caird coinheringaahing

From that, you can in all likelihood build arbitrary lists, and you can loop with recursion, and so you have TC-ness

@emanresuA Congrats everyone. We have proved that Jelly, an already proved TC lang, is also TC if we bother to needlessly restrict ourselves to specific subsets of commands :P

emanresu A

~~now do niladic jelly~~

caird coinheringaahing

I can confidently say that's not TC

Now we need to examine specific Jelly patterns :P

E.g. if all chains, links and sublinks are 2-1 patterns, is Jelly TC? :P

I think that 2-0 patterns are not TC, as you can't actually "internally" manipulate any data :P

Unrelated String

04:39

yeah it seems like 2-0 would be very difficult without having intermediate monads under the surface

Bubbler

How do quicks fit in such a pattern?

Unrelated String

good question

caird coinheringaahing

I think, in this case, you exclude "sublinks"

So, every chain pattern must be 2-0, and every link pattern would be 2-0, but you could have +"5

Or even, +5H¤

Because, something like +5+¤ would be debatable about if it actually fit with the 2-0 pattern if not

Unrelated String

04:56

@cairdcoinheringaahing it's not as blatantly impossible as it seems at first considering the existence of the register and some of the things some quicks can do, but i think it's still impossible to create numeric values you don't start with and there's no useful way to use new lists for control flow

caird coinheringaahing

@UnrelatedString There's also no way to actually chain links - the entire program has to be a single niladic chain

UndoneStudios

hi

Unrelated String

you could still sequentially replace the register with other stuff but you still wouldn't be able to have any non-constant values exist anywhere else than in the register

caird coinheringaahing

@UnrelatedString Exactly - you can't have unbounded memory

But also, you can't use ɼ if you can only use nilads

Unrelated String

yep :P

caird coinheringaahing

05:03

If literally everything is a nilad, you have exactly one link before you get to unparseable nilads

Bubbler

congratulations, you've turned jelly into a printer

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UndoneStudios

Is that a compliment or an insult?

caird coinheringaahing

True Jelly KC programs are just a bunch of unparseable nilads with a 0 prefixed

UndoneStudios

Jelly KC, as in Jelly programs written in Kentucky?

Unrelated String

it is possible to grow some kind of structure but i don't think niladic jelly can even distinguish stages of that, much less use such a distinction

caird coinheringaahing

05:15

@UndoneStudios Kolmogorov complexity

@UnrelatedString Also, a truly niladic program cannot take input

Unrelated String

Ɠƈɠ

caird coinheringaahing

Fair

Unrelated String

of course with a sufficiently contrived encoding Ɠ is tc in and of itself :P

caird coinheringaahing

True, Ɠ does evaluate it as Python, so is TC

Bubbler

lol

right, we all forgot about eval

and we even have monadic and dyadic eval atoms

emanresu A

05:26

I feel like eval is cheating in this context

Unrelated String

1 hour ago, by Unrelated String

(aside from the evals of course :P)

Bubbler

oh ok

but just for completeness, monadic jelly + monadic eval can execute arbitrary code by composing prepend zero, increment, decrement followed by chr

less clear if the same thing can be done in dyadic jelly + dyadic eval

Unrelated String

i don't think there's any way to chr in dyadic

Bubbler

thought the same

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Implement a bag without replacement Tags: code-golfcode-challengedata-structuresrandom Intro The Tetris Guidelines specify what RNG is needed for the piece selection to be called a Tetris game, called the Random Generator. Yes, that's the actual name ("Random Generator"). In essence, it acts like...

l4m2

05:50

https://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i2d=true&i=D%5Bf%5C%2840%29x%5C%2844%29y%5C%2841%29%2Cy%5D%3DD%5Bf%5C%2840%29x%5C%2844%29y%5C%2841%29%2C%7Bx%2C2%7D%5D
Isn't there a nice solution?

Bubbler

@l4m2 Reading through this, it's apparently called a heat conduction equation, and:

> the general solution is dependent not only on the equation, but also on the boundary conditions

so I guess there's no nice general solution for that equation if you don't provide boundary conditions

l4m2

I tried discretizing with dt=2dx^2 and get it's u(x,t+c)=∫[R]u(x+v/4,t)erf'(v)/2dv

Aiden Chow

da hell is this big brain math stuff lmfao

l4m2

dt=2dx^2 mean u(x,t+dt)=(u(x-dx,t)+u(x+dx,t))/2 to easier handle

Bubbler

06:05

PSA: CGCC is not a deep math forum

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l4m2

What's about Professional Sports Authenticator :(

Aiden Chow

@l4m2 man i have no idea what that is, i only got up to single variable calc lolol

mousetail

PSA = Public Service Announcement

l4m2

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08:36

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Estimate the world population, at 5 different levels of accuracy code-challenge Your goal is, given a year between 1951 and 2020 to output the world population in that year. However, you must write 5 different expressions. Each program must contain the previous as a substring. Your first program ...

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09:51

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Q: Is outputting by modifying an input with no modifying access allowed?

Say Round to nicer numbers where it's possible to always output n'=m. I submitted a Javascript solution that does this. I can require input be f(x,[n],m) and then it's modifiable, but this doesn't apply for languages like C.

discussion code-golf

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10:15

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Q: Let's write a LOLCODE converter!

Write a program to convert any LOLCODE code in a language, say Python or Java. For example this code: HAI 1.2 CAN HAS STDIO? VISIBLE "Hello, world!" KTHXBYE can be translated to this: print("Hello, world!") Or this code: HAI 1.2 CAN HAS STDIO? I HAS A VAR ITZ 4 VISIBLE VAR KTHXBYE can be transl...

code-golf

emanresu A

ugh'

emanresu A

10:33

I wouldn't be surprised if it's partially copied from an existing question

They also seem to be obsessed with something called grasshopper JS which they can't even spell correctly

l4m2

11:20

Sandbox, which means good idea not ready, which means good idea ready, which means bad idea? there's only 2 voting buttons

Ginger

11:52

@NewPosts this guy again

@emanresuA so far all of his questions seem to have been

mousetail

Where they deleted?

Ginger

what?

mousetail

I don't see any other posts on his profile

Ginger

oh, I guess so?

there was a ripoff of my Ukrainian flag challenge yesterday

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Connect WEST and EAST using n pipe. This is an example output, where n=9. You can make sub-component, which each pin behave an extra pipe. Sub-component cost 2 pipe. Following is n=19. (The sub-component at the center is image above) You can also make sub-component in sub-component, and et infin...

Ginger

12:07

Feedback please!

l4m2

nothing special

mousetail

12:29

@Ginger Seems alright for a easy difficulty challenge

lyxal

can the sequence be taken as a list of digits?

Ginger

13:13

@lyxal Yes, lemme add that

lyxal

:+1:

Ginger

:D

lyxal

literally too

Ginger

lol

I'm gonna go ahead and post it

lyxal

when you do, I'm gonna go ahead and answer it

Ginger

13:17

@mousetail I like easy challenges because it increases the variety of languages that can be used to answer

mousetail

There's defiantly room for them

Ginger

I can't answer a super-hard challenge in makina because it's not a super-complex language

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Q: Find the first run of numbers summing to n

Given as input a positive nonzero integer n and a sequence of digits 0-9 (which may be taken as a string or a list), find the first contiguous subsequence of digits in the sequence that sums to n and output the start and end indexes. You may use zero- or one-based indexing. If no such subsequence...

code-golf number subsequence

Ginger

boom

~~now I sit back and watch the rep roll in~~

lyxal

or roll out

Ginger

13:19

let's hope it's not that awful :p

wait wtf lyxal

lyxal

lol

Ginger

that's not very [Big Shot] of you kid

lyxal

marginal amounts of trolling

@Ginger @RadvylfPrograms @mousetail have y'all seen that the PLD site only needs 15 more questions with 10+?

Ginger

I have in fact

very hot && spicy

we might make it after all :b

mousetail

We need more promotion again

lyxal

13:28

have you made sure to redistribute your votes?

Ginger

lemme go check

107 questions holy fricknuts

lyxal

@mousetail it seems to be going fine - every day I check, there's 2 or so new followers

so people are still visiting and voting, which is good

mousetail

We want to be prepared for the comitment stage

lyxal

I'll handle that when the time comes

Ginger

we're almost at 150 followers!

@lyxal do you think it's worth doing another round of ads?

lyxal

13:32

for the commitment phase, yes

for the proposal phase, no

Ginger

also, you should seriously consider a career in marketing if this programming thing doesn't work out

lyxal

the programming subreddits might consider more ads for proposal a repost at this time

Ginger

like your bio ad for the site is really impressive

lyxal

what, you mean the blurb in my main profile?

Ginger

yeah

lyxal

13:33

autogenerated by area 51 :p

Ginger

bruh

whoops lol

even besides that you managed to get us almost 150 followers in a week

lyxal

well that's just posting a link on a subreddit

pretty easy to do

Ginger

okay I guess

lyxal

I mean, sure, having an account that's a few years old and has 23k karma is probably helpful in that case, but like 99% of things that aren't "hey look at my personal project" are upvoted

that reminds me, I missed my cake day gosh dang it

Radvylf Programs

14:20

You can always have cake in your heart

Adám

@lyxal But I baked cake last night!

mousetail

Can I have some?

Adám

Sure. When are you next visiting Elsinore, Denmark?

mousetail

Maybe this summer

Adám

Or at latest in October, if you plan on winning the grand prize…

pxeger

14:44

@cairdcoinheringaahing That sometimes annoys me, because the duplicate question sometimes contains relevant info that I can't see without signing in

PyGamer0

im actually getting annoyed now...why do people think i hack or am related to termux .. because the people that recently start following me have followed other "hackers", termux

atleast 50% of my followers are like that

Ginger

15:47

you sure you're not a 1337 h4x0r?

PyGamer0

16:04

@Ginger 420% sure

considering switching to codeberg lmao

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16:28

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Q: Form a subset that is a continuous range

Given a list of lists of positive integers, output a subset of them so their union forms a continuous non-empty range with no numbers missing. For example, consider this input: [ [1, 2, 3, 5], [2, 4, 6], [7, 9, 11] ] The union of the first 2 forms a continuous sequence: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, ...

code-golf number array

user

16:41

CMQ: I'm designing a language and am considering allowing certain cases of a public enum or certain fields of a public struct to be marked private. Is that something that would be useful to add to a language?

Minor follow-up: If it would be useful, what's a three-letter keyword that could be used for marking stuff private? (I'm using pub for public currently)

Radvylf Programs

no.

A firm "no" is the best way to establish boundaries

Ginger

@user shh :p

DLosc

17:01

> A regular expression (also known as a "regex") is a coded phrase in a specialized syntax, used to pattern match against character strings. A common regex is "*" meaning "anything".

Source

Shaggy

17:37

Anyone know what Conor O'Brien's bounty here was for?

DLosc

Was it awarded recently?

Shaggy

Ay, woke up to it this morning (GMT).

Seggan

@user yes

not enum, but struct

DLosc

@Shaggy I think I do vaguely remember this now. The bounty was for the shortest answer to that question. Your 25-byte version was already the shortest, even before you golfed it in half. (Impressive!)

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Q: Binary to decimal converter

Binary to decimal converter As far as I can see, we don't have a simple binary to decimal conversion challenge. Write a program or function that takes a positive binary integer and outputs its decimal value. You are not allowed to use any builtin base conversion functions. Integer-to-decimal...

code-golf base-conversion binary

DLosc

@Shaggy Incidentally, I tried porting your 12-byte solution to Pip, and came up with exactly the same thing as my existing 27-byte Pip solution. I'm particularly envious of the way Japt's scoping rules seamlessly handle the mapped function and the recursion. In Pip, I had to use a for loop.

user

18:14

@Seggan In that case, do you think marking the struct as public should make all the fields public by default and require a modifier to make them private, or should marking the struct as public still require manually making individual fields public?

Rust makes you put pub on each individual field but I find that kinda annoying

Shaggy

@DLosc That's because Japt is built on JavaScript.

@DLosc Not so impressive; the original was a horror show! Don't know what I was thinking!

DLosc

This is a great answer from a new user that unfortunately didn't get any upvotes until I upvoted it just now (it was posted in March 2021).

Seggan

18:35

@user 1st option

user

18:45

Yeah I was thinking the same, I just don't want to add a priv or private modifier :|

emanresu A

@Shaggy By the way, my JS answer was a port of G.B's Ruby answer, which was a port of pxeger's python answer.

user

Ports all the way down :P

@DLosc Poor who cares just posted that one answer and never came back :(

Ginger

they didn't care enough :b

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Q: Fewest dice rolling as dice rolling

Related Now you have some dices, and you may role for several times. You need an uniform random integer between 1 and \$n\$, inclusive. Show a method that roles fewest time and behave as an \$n\$-sided dice. Alternative question: Given set \$S\$ and \$n\$, pick fewest element from \$S\$(each elem...

code-golf

Simd

19:51

@DLosc hello!

Radvylf Programs

20:03

@DLosc I always upvote even moderately good answers in the FA queue, and I'd recommend anyone reviewing to do that too

...why did four people get the same FA review task

All four of these are the same answer

Ginger

DRAW THE NATIONAL FLAG OF FRANCE

caird coinheringaahing

21:45

@RadvylfPrograms Clearly every FA review needs moderator approval :P

emanresu A

23:15

> Chat is also a strange place and it does things no one expects. - Catija

caird coinheringaahing

Lies! :P

emanresu A

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A: Chatterbox and Verified hats considering the same room as if belonging to different SE sites

The two hats are implemented differently, which is the crux of the situation. This is likely due to the fact that one is reused from a previous year and one was created this year. Chat is also a strange place and it does things no one expects. Basic chat "parenting" overview: Feel free to skip ah...

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