The Nineteenth Byte

Bubbler

00:00

@l4m2 Charcoal has a custom multibyte encoding scheme for chars not in SBCS

Uhh shoot

I surely deleted the second one but it persists

and I can't delete it again because the chat says "it is already deleted"

Ginger

try reloading

Bubbler

oh it's deleted for me now

l4m2

Why Ginger posted same test and then delete

lyxal

just hit 26k reputations. very cool

Ginger

@l4m2 for the [Hyperlink Blocked] of course

Bubbler

00:04

Note to self: never send a chat message at exactly UTC midnight

Ginger

ಠ_ಠ

l4m2

It looks like Bubbler deleted Ginger's text XD

Jacob

how do i score a scratch answer :)

lyxal

via it's scratchblocks representation

Ginger

*its

lyxal

00:12

don't care + didn't ask + L + ratio + nerd

@Jacob scratchblocks.github.io/#?style=scratch3&script=

emanresu A

@lyxal I will make a house out of waffles and make you eat your way out.

5

lyxal

26 secs ago, by lyxal

don't care + didn't ask + L + ratio + nerd

user

@emanresuA Context?

lyxal

@Jacob if the syntax you enter creates a visual representation that matches the blocks in the project, it's valid to score

meaning set[b v]to(2 and set [b v] to (2) are both valid ways of scoring the same block

@Jacob see this answer of mine for an example of how blocks turn into scorable text

Jacob

okay thanks

DLosc

00:20

@lyxal ~~too bad SE doesn't let us suggest edits on chat messages~~

OldSandboxPosts

01:00

Sandbox posts last active a week ago: Alternating patterns, Transpose binary numbers code-golf array binary

l4m2

01:30

Are some CISC like golfing languages?

Bubbler

01:41

I don't know any CISC other than x86

@l4m2 and given that all golfing languges I'm aware of are not register-based, the answer is probably no

emanresu A

Idk if naz counts

Bubbler

I'd say naz is like a RISC at best

lyxal

02:24

Maintenance!

lyxal

03:58

That moment you have a sandbox proposal but the site is still read only

Bubbler

apparently stasoid posted the 400th lang to the polyglot right before maintenance

Rydwolf Programs

04:14

@user Lyxal will presumably then be the Waffle House's newfound host

I cannot imagine the state of Stasoid's computer having downloaded hundreds of different programming languages

They've gotta have like, a whole OS dual boot just for like, tools and interpreters for that one challenge :p

(ooh that would actually be the perfect place for containerization, wonder if they've got something like that set up)

Jo King

05:02

fun fact, most of the answers on that question were auto-flagged by Community as "excessively long". that's usually how I see a new answer if I miss it on the front page

Sandbox Posts

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Sudoku as a SAT problem code-golf puzzle-solver open-ended-function sudoku This is a only draft. I'm not sure what this challenge should be like. Background An interesting way to solve a Sudoku puzzle is to represent it as a Boolean satisfiability problem, and then feed it to a SAT solver. A Boo...

Sandbox Posts

05:35

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Knook to Mate... With Portals! code-golf chess Inspired this challenge I am somewhat of a self-declared Chess Anarchist. That means that when I play chess, en passant is forced (else the brick gets used), double check is mate (and pasta), and all sorts of new pieces and squares are added to the g...

Simd

06:10

What are the options for saving a python dict with tuples as keys?

emanresu A

In the original "best tip" Best Of category (2016), there was:

> Candidates should be tips which show deep insight into the language, yet are applicable in a wide range of situations. The exact amounts of bytes saved by the tip is not relevant.

And pretty much every nomination from 2017 onwards... wasn't that.'

I'm not a huge fan of this category because it's impossible for me to judge how useful a tip is in languages I know nothing about, making it harder tell which tips are truly exceptional. — DJMcMayhem Dec 18, 2016 at 20:05

Bubbler

@Simd You mean saving such a dict to disk?

mousetail

07:19

Fuck utf-16

Bubbler

lol

so somehow the blue circle is an emoji but the white one is not

Unrelated String

are emoji strictly just in that codepoint range

because the white circle definitely renders like one in fonts

Bubbler

yes by definition but some software (or font?) chose to display some selected symbols as an emoji I guess

Unrelated String

lovely

Sandbox Posts

09:12

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Implement a 2fuck interpreter 2fuck is a simple 2d variation on brainfuck. Like brainfuck, there is a tape that extends 30000 bytes to the right, consisting of values between 0 and 255. Arithmetic shoould wrap around. It has the following commands: < change the direction of the instruction point...

Sandbox Posts

10:31

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Borders of a Rectangular Matrix Tags: code-golfmatrixnumber Although it's done a few times as sub-challenge as part of a larger challenge, and we also have a challenge to remove the borders of a square matrix, I couldn't find a challenge to output the border of a given matrix, so here it is. Chal...

lyxal

11:39

me: *is editing photos for sandbox challenge in powerpoint*
powerpoint: oopsie, something's gone a tad bit wrong in the background, probably because you're mucking around with so many shapes and stuff, pls save and restart because I'm feeling a bit goofy

mousetail

Is this for chess?

lyxal

it sure is

I'm re-doing all the images

make them a little more consistent and with a little better cropping of some things

and use a similar chess font for all other pieces to that of the knook

because I use a different theme on lichess than the knook was designed with :p

mousetail

Why doesn't your knook have sunglasses?

It's a essential element of the design

lyxal

because standardised tournament-grade knooks don't have them

knooks with sunglasses are for novelty sets

oooh til ctrl+click duplicates items in powerpoint without needing ctrl+c ctrl+v

that arrow? it isn't a single object

it's two block arrows, one with it's arrowhead flattened as low as possible with the other placed on top

with an additional rectangle object to cover the overlap

and a screenshot of the square background to cover an extra overhang

powerpoint design is hard

mousetail

Why do you use powerpoint then instead of something like draw.io

lyxal

11:52

easier to work with pictures

+ background removal of images

Adám

@lyxal Even better: Ctrl+d

lyxal

but ctrl+click allows you to duplicate + move it where you want

single key press + single click at the same time rather than keypress into click

l4m2

Is there golfed code that output file via screen to decode on cellphone? It needs to be short as the code would be manually typed into unconnected computer

Ginger

12:08

@lyxal oh yeah replit used to love doing this

you'd be using the editor and then suddenly, like, the background of the code editor would change to the text "This Plugin Has Crashed!" on a red background and a popup would be like "hey we f*cked up why don'tcha reload"

doesn't happen anymore but used to happen all the time

lyxal

any last minute feedback on this sandbox post I completely didn't forget I had?

Ginger

lyxal art go brrr :p

lyxal

feedback on this would be good too

Ginger

@lyxal lgtm

mousetail

Your art skills are on point

What if there are multiple overlapping shortcuts?

lyxal

12:13

@lyxal only going to post the graph one for now

m90

@lyxal Spelling error: "simplier"

lyxal

@mousetail I'll make it so that there won't be

mousetail

I'd suggest clarifying also if there can be multiple shortcuts in general, even if they don't overlap

lyxal

done

mousetail

I'd also suggest a more traditional test case format

lyxal

12:20

?

oh you mean in the testcases

I thought you meant like having different input formats

you mean markdown formatting

mousetail

Yes, put each test case near the result

lyxal

ngl don't know why I didn't do that originally

done

@mousetail hand drawn with apple pencil :p

I think

I don't remember

New Posts

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Q: Simplify a Cycle

Alternatively: That one challenge I forgot I had in the sandbox and is about stuff from Discrete Mathematics I learned like 5-6 months ago and kinda don't remember Given a path of vertices that form a cycle on a graph, output a simple version of the cycle. That is, if a vertex appears twice, snip...

lyxal

hey, that's me!

mousetail

12:57

I was expecting this to be hard in ><> but it's actually super trivial

lyxal

@mousetail thanks for the assist :p

I was having difficulties thinking of how to reply

mousetail

It's a funny coincidence Keven replied with basically the same content as my comment within 5 seconds of me posting

lyxal

man I wish "off the charts" was a best-of category, because I would have loved to have nominated that one matrix answer of mine that timed out for anything larger than a 2x2 matrix

Ginger

13:26

TIL I Learned about Microsoft's .appx and .appxbundle

I want .ppk packages to be as seamless to install as those are for Windows devices :p

lyxal

coulda sworn that said .apex

mousetail

Apex is hell, people should golf in it more

Ginger

(if I say .dpy I mean .ppk, I renamed the filetype a few days ago)

lyxal

there's an esolang named apex?

Ginger

^

mousetail

13:27

Practlang unfortunatly

Ginger

is it the apex of annoyance? :b

mousetail

It's a scripting language used in salesforce

It combines the worst parts of SQL and C#

Ginger

~~oh that explains it~~

lyxal

oh hell no

sounds even more goofy than that emoji bar challenge which was actually a real thing

Ginger

@mousetail finally a language that combines the ease of use of C# with the intuitive clarity of SQL

ffs replit didn't see fit to install manpages in their repls so I'm having to SSH into Radvyf's droplet in order to figure out how to use git diff

that sentence'd give anyone unfamiliar with this chat an aneurism :p

mousetail

13:30

It's basically just C# except you can just write inline SQL queries. Except everything is just different enough that normal SQL or C# doesn't quite work. Also depending on very weired specific things about how you write your query it will return a very different type of object

Ginger

@mousetail what the [Fifty Percent Off!]

mousetail

?

lyxal

@mousetail does it have user management stuff like permissions and privileges?

Ginger

okay finally figured it out: git diff HEAD

mousetail

@lyxal Yes

That's kinda what the whole of salesforce is

lyxal

13:33

But like how sql has GRANT PRIVILEGE write to user or something like that specifically for databases

just trying to think of the most cursed sql things I can remember

mousetail

No not that

The SQL sytax supported is very limited

lyxal

Ah

So definitely not TSQL then :p

Ginger

> AssertionError: You don't have any elegible Python interpreters to make a virtualenv with. How is that even possible?!

thanks past Ginger, very cool

lyxal

Ooh I love blaming my past self for things

Good fun

mousetail

I prefer blaming my future self

Why didn't they time travel and fix all my problems?

lyxal

13:39

Paradoxes

Duh

mousetail

I blame my future self for any potential paradoxes caused

lyxal

That works I guess

New Posts

13:51

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Q: Print the notes of an increasing octave-repeating scale

Challange To quote Wikipedia: An octave-repeating scale can be represented as a circular arrangement of pitch classes, ordered by increasing (or decreasing) pitch class. For instance, the increasing C major scale is C–D–E–F–G–A–B–[C], with the bracket indicating that the last note is an octave h...

code-golf music chords

Baby_Boy

14:08

I finally hit 1k! :)

mousetail

No longer baby boy, now teen boy

Baby_Boy

Exactly lol

Ginger

niec

Rydwolf Programs

14:21

Dammit I got online two minutes too late to win 128 GB of server RAM for $135 :|

Ginger

less niec

ooh just got pypackage to create a venv correctly :D

now I just need to do installation...

LotM Nomations

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A: Nominations for Language of the Month, Take 2

C++ Description Quote from Wikipedia: C++ (pronounced "C plus plus") is a high-level general-purpose programming language created by Danish computer scientist Bjarne Stroustrup as an extension of the C programming language, or "C with Classes". The language has expanded significantly over time, ...

mousetail

Not a nomination I was expecting to see

Rydwolf Programs

14:43

But seriously, just imagine 300 GB of RAM in the RTO server

Ginger

why

mousetail

What would you even do with that?

Need 2 PB of ram at least for serious computing

Rydwolf Programs

Cache the top 100 languages in RAM, and run every instance in a ram filesystem

But really, the second one

Ginger

that feels like overkill

Rydwolf Programs

Why would you kill at all if you're not gonna commit to it

Ginger

14:45

fair enough

Rydwolf Programs

I don't really like the idea of having to copy 20 MB worth of files all over the place on my nice shiny SSDs whenever someone runs a single line of code on RTO

Doing it all in RAM would reduce wear and increase speeds, a win-win

mousetail

Why would you need to move stuff around on the disk? The instances are read only right

Ginger

where will you get that much RAM?

Rydwolf Programs

@mousetail Not really

mousetail

If some interpreters specifically need the code to be saved mount a mini filesystem in RAM just big enough for the code but not the interpreter itself

Rydwolf Programs

14:48

Still not the issue

mousetail

What is the issue?

Rydwolf Programs

There needs to be somewhere where files can be written. I accomplish that using overlayFS, so it's very small, but because of security limitations in Firecracker, and convenience, that means having a rootfs you can write to

mousetail

Couldn't you still do that in a mini filesystem that excludes any big files?

Rydwolf Programs

Later on I might make the whole root read-only, and just have a single tiny disk mounted to /rto/work

But still, I need to account for the max size of files that might legitimately need to be written (can't resize the mount at runtime), which means at least a few megabytes

If I had that much RAM, I could just have pre-prepared empty 128 MiB or bigger disk images that get mounted, giving programs plenty of room without needing wear on my SSD

@Ginger Well right now over a dozen kits of 128 GB of SK Hynix server RAM are being auctioned off :p

Ginger

place yro'ue bets

Rydwolf Programs

14:54

Also I've got a new esolang in the works that y'all are gonna really love

Really

Ginger

also I kiiinda feel like you're prematurely optimizing here; currently the only people who know RTO exists are either members of CGCC or IRL friends or yours

7

mousetail

Rectangst?

Ginger

so it's not like you have a deluge of traffic to deal with

Rydwolf Programs

Fun fact: My password manager still has passwords ready for 7 more bots

Ginger

what

Rydwolf Programs

14:56

N and S are already used, but I also have A (meta), F (featured), L (loopholes), B (bounties with no deadlines), H (hello, world), and O and X (forgor 🦨)

@Ginger yeah yeah

I know it's a bad purchase, and you know it's a bad purchase, so it xors together and becomes a good one :p

Ginger

I resent that :b

Rydwolf Programs

Plus given that you use an RPi as a daily driver your idea of too much RAM is like a gig :p

Or are they shipping with more than a mid-2010s chromebook now

Ginger

corollary: you write all your dependencies yourself so clearly your idea of too many dependencies is like 3

@RydwolfPrograms the best one has 8GB

Rydwolf Programs

That is true :p

@Ginger Oh wow

That's as much as is on my old laptop (still on sale/free! anyone want it? $19 fortnite card!)

Ginger

get disproved lol

mousetail

14:59

You pay for fortnite?

Ginger

it's a meme from like 3 years ago

Rydwolf Programs

No $19 fortnite card is a meme

Which "anyone want it" reminded me of

Plus I'm more of a PUBG guy

mousetail

Is it true there is a lot of cheating in PUBG?

Rydwolf Programs

Probably, but I'm not good enough to tell :p

And it sure installs enough anticheat malware on your device...like four different driver-level anticheats

mousetail

Anticheat malware seems generally ineffective

Ginger

15:02

IIRC Valorant modifies(?) the Linux kernel to detect cheating

Rydwolf Programs

Gonna have to start gaming in a Firecracker VM :p

mousetail

Cheaters often use multiple nested levels of VMs

Rydwolf Programs

I doubt lil' jimmy hacking in Fortnite is spinning up VMs to default dance on people

Maybe the devs of cheats or something, but I don't think cheaters tend to be the most mature, competent owners of computers

Ginger

professionals have standards

Rydwolf Programs

15:22

In a tape-based language, what should moving too far left do?

Ooh, what if it went to a "guard cell" that couldn't be modified, and can't be moved past?

So you can check if you're at the end of tape by incrementing, checking if it's the same, then decrementing and moving on

user

16:00

How do you check if it's the same? Wouldn't you need to use another cell to the side of the guard cell?

Sandbox Posts

16:22

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Validate Einstein Notation In physics it is common to use the so-called "Einstein Summation Convention" when writing equations with tensors. This means that if two index variables appears twice in the same expression it implies a sum over all the possible values of that index, so if i is {1, 2, 3...

user

16:48

Does starring more repositories boost some stat on GitHub? I just got 2 stars on a repository of mine that I recently pinned, and as much as I would like to think it's because it's cool, there's no way people saw a repo whose README is just the repository's name and thought "Oh that looks really interesting lemme star that for later"

The repo in question uses Scala, and the people who starred it don't have any Scala repos in their profile

I don't think they're bots, because they have actual repos, not just forks

mousetail

IDK I get random stars and follows sometimes too

mathcat

This creep will follow you if you star their repo

Ginger

17:05

> I am Satin Wuker, the founder of the Rickroll programming language;

didn't know you could found languages

mathcat

well I'm gonna found my own lang.

~~hold my beer~~

Rydwolf Programs

17:33

1. if it's zero, increment it, and check if it's nonzero
2. if it's not zero, it's automatically not the guard cell

mousetail

@Ginger I found quite a lot of languages, does that count?

Ginger

17:47

alright so I have taken a look at pypackage and decided to rewrite like half of it

stupid nondeterministic package solving

user

@RydwolfPrograms Ah, makes sense

Ginger

alright so basically the biggest problem I'm having here is that package dependencies aren't constant

Python lets you specify basically infinite numbers of conditions that the environment has to meet in order for a package to be installed, and because of that pypackage either needs to 1. include thousands of lines worth of code for checking said conditions or 2. include a dependency file for every single possible combination of packages that an environment could require

and neither of these are good

Ginger

18:03

okay, I did a little looking and it looks like I can solve this problem using the patented Ginger technique of using a library to do all the work for me!

specifically, the packaging library (which I was already using) has the ability to evaluate conditions and check them

Ginger

18:16

just found this gem in the Poetry source: m = re.match(r"^(.+?)(?:\[(.+?)])?(?:\s+$(.+)$)?$", dep)

yes, that is very readable

Seggan

look who i found on worldbuilding

mousetail

I like to lurk there, much interesting stuff

Seggan

same

im super proud of my one and only answer there

Rydwolf Programs

18:33

I like programming

Programming is fun

Ginger

is that C or Rust

mathcat

@RydwolfPrograms at least that's more readable than this monstrosity

Ginger

then again I did just write six 5-line utility classes for pypackage :/

Rydwolf Programs

@Ginger JS

Ginger

Programming in JS is fun in the same way that losing in Dwarf Fortress is fun

(that's a bit more apt)

oh yeah it does that lol

user

18:40

@Ginger JS can actually be pretty fun if you stick to the good parts

Ginger

@user good point, it's hard to dislike something if you just don't use it :p

user

React is kinda fun

Okay true I don't touch JS very often

Ginger

wooosh

user

@Seggan Not to brag, but I have more rep on Worldbuilding than I have here

Ginger

wow

user

18:42

@Ginger Oh you were joking that there are no good parts

Ginger

@user yes lol

user

@Ginger Well I only have like 300 rep here so that doesn't mean much

mathcat

wait.

Ginger

huh, I could've'd sworn you had like 10k

mathcat

I'm confused.

Ginger

18:43

¯\_(ಠ_ಠ)_/¯

user

I'm actually not user, I'm a bot who replaced them

mathcat

@Ginger They probably bountied it all.

what

Ginger

@mathcat oh no

it's another hivemind

OH NO

mathcat

@mathcat oh looks like it

welp how didn't I notice lol

~~At least now I can brag that I have more reputation than user.~~

Rydwolf Programs

19:01

@RydwolfPrograms (if anyone can guess what this rat's nest does in the next two hours I'll give them a +150 bounty)

user

Decoding some fractional byte lang?

Ginger

is it a valid programming strategy to have 10 different dataclasses representing different kinds of package files? :p

Rydwolf Programs

@user More specificity required but yes

(about the encoding not the lang)

mathcat

Ascii-only (95 bits)?

Rydwolf Programs

Nope

I'm actually going to go ahead and call off the bounty since I've just realized how vague "guess what it does" is :p

Ginger

19:08

lol

Rydwolf Programs

You each get an upvote for participation :p

Ginger

yay!

mathcat

lmao

Are you going to reveal it now?

@mathcat Array(95) kinda looked sus

and the line below it

Rydwolf Programs

ASCII is part of it

Simd

@Bubbler yes. Annoyingly you can't save a dict like that in JSON format

Ginger

19:33

@RydwolfPrograms bro where's my upvote :b

Rydwolf Programs

You didn't guess :p

Ginger

@RydwolfPrograms you said participation, I participated:

25 mins ago, by Ginger

lol

the facts are indisputable

or do I have to ping lyxal?

Rydwolf Programs

Well actually, you said that after the votes had been distributed, but before the formal announcement, and Rydwolf Corp. doesn't have a policy covering backpaying upvotes like that

You can talk to my manager Rydwolf if you would like

Ginger

Nonsense! You'll be hearing from my lawyer about this!

@lyxal Do something! This is an affront to [Big Shots] and rep farmers the world over!

Rydwolf Programs

Lyxal has been temporarily redirected

Ginger

19:37

I've been working on pypackage for hours and I want to slam my head into a wall

why can't anything every be SIMPLE with Python packaging?!

Rydwolf Programs

Ooh is that like webpack for Pythong?

er...Python

Ginger

*codes sexily*

Rydwolf Programs

Introducing Pythong™, underwear for modern developers

Ginger

vertically optimized and horizontally integrated :p

I guess you weren't around when I explained it, so lemme explain it again

@RydwolfPrograms pypackage is a tool that takes a Python project and all of its dependencies and turns it into a single file that anyone can double-click to install

it automates virtualenvs, dependency installation, all that stuff

and it's driving me insane, as I knew it would

Rydwolf Programs

Wow that sounds...complicated? Surprised it doesn't exist already

Ginger

19:41

I think that similar tools exist, but they don't really do what I want

@RydwolfPrograms it's actually easier than it sounds, for one reason: I'm doing the most Ginger thing possible and offloading all of the work of dependency resolution to the user's build system (Poetry in my case)

(in case you can't tell this project uses a lot of concepts and ideas from waterjet)

mathcat

@Ginger weird errors again?

Ginger

basically pypackage reads the poetry.lock file, which happens to contain all of the project's dependencies conveniently preresolved, and uses that to download the correct files

...at least in theory

simply put, the issue is that Poetry's lockfiles are a bit too preresolved, in that they've already resolved any dependency markers located in pyproject.toml

which makes sense, but also kinda breaks the whole project

@mathcat ^^

and I really do not know how to fix this issue

mathcat

Can't you use pyproject.toml?

Ginger

@mathcat it doesn't have resolved dependencies in it, only the direct ones the project depends on

mathcat

~~quit using poetry~~

Ginger

19:50

that won't help

this is pretty much an unavoidable issue, regardless of build system

because in order to fully resolve the dependencies you have to resolve the markers as well

Seggan

@user mm

mathcat

20:06

huh

Ginger

<offtopic>if you're feeling sad just read through your starred by me</offtopic>

mathcat

And there is no way to resolve the dependencies yourself?

Ginger

@mathcat One does not simply "resolve the dependencies yourself", mathcat

mathcat

~~watch me~~

Ginger

I know that because I've already tried with waterjet and regretted it

mathcat

20:13

ah well

The Thonnu

"I'm a bit rusty" - No you're not, you're mathcat! — The Thonnu 1 min ago

I stole @lyxal's line

mathcat

ಠ_ಠ

somebody call a lawyer

emanresu A

20:31

Might want to change the name

Simd

CMQ Take 1,3,4,9,10. What is the smallest number that can only be made one way using +,*,-,/. 695 is an example

Seggan

20:41

@user huffman coding with fracbyts and bijective bases?

Rydwolf Programs

nope

Seggan

does it have something to do with bijective bases?

Rydwolf Programs

Nope

Ginger

@emanresuA ffs

Rydwolf Programs

20:56

Pypackage is a really boring name anyway

Ginger

what'd you call it?

Rydwolf Programs

Is there a name for that phenomenon when tons of snakes clump up into a giant ball?

xD

Ginger

fricknuts misclick

(that said Snakesphere)

Rydwolf Programs

but in all caps

Ginger

Snakesphere: the most famous of the serpentine playwrights

Rydwolf Programs

20:59

How about "royal"

Ginger

This snake is ballin, 10 out of 10

mathcat

@RydwolfPrograms Coding in python:

Ginger

@RydwolfPrograms nah

Rydwolf Programs

@Ginger I prefer my "posted by me" :p

Ginger

~~well yeah because you're actually funny~~

mathcat

21:04

my last star is from 6 months ago.

oops why did I delete that

Rydwolf Programs

Y'all know LOLCODE and Shakespeare

Well I've topped those easily

Get excited

Ginger

*escites*

Rydwolf Programs

I just need to design the web interpreter, should be online by mid-tomorrow

mathcat

I'm esciting.

Ginger

then will you work on SE Nitro more? :p

Rydwolf Programs

21:07

Maybe

Ginger

@RydwolfPrograms ~~LYXALCODE confirmed~~

or even better SPAMCODE

...that's actually not a half-bad idea (cc @lyxal)

Simd

21:29

No one liked my CMQ :(

Unrelated String

22:15

we need a randomized esolang in the vein of labyrinth but flavored around indonesian gambling spam

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