The Nineteenth Byte

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Seggan

1:25 AM

@RydwolfPrograms why did i think that was a Life board

@RydwolfPrograms best teacher ever

Dannyu NDos

1:45 AM

Finally, I can learn this.

Seggan

what be that?

Dannyu NDos

2:39 AM

Lectures on Differential Manifolds

Seggan

2:51 AM

i have crazyuselessmathophobia

emanresu A

3:30 AM

@RydwolfPrograms Please update the URL in github.com/Radvylf/userscripts/blob/main/… to rydwolf.xyz thanks

Rydwolf Programs

Ugh fine I'll fix it

Oh wait I already have server support for the rydwolf.xyz migration?

pog

emanresu A

Apparently so :P

Rydwolf Programs

Done

@Ginger you'll be happy lol

emanresu A

You could also fix the bakde potatto self-portrait while you're at it (i.sstatic.net)

Rydwolf Programs

Wait was I really so lazy as to host it on imgur lmao

emanresu A

3:38 AM

Yep

It's been so long that I've forgotten what was originally on your website

Rydwolf Programs

fixed

emanresu A

Ayyyy I got a "rydwolf programs is typing"

Rydwolf Programs

Yup, and I'm getting notifications for you typing too :D

emanresu A

Now we just wait for people to manually fix it because you didn't put an update URL in the original userscript :p

Rydwolf Programs

It's a security feature(TM)

I wonder if anyone's scalped radvylfprograms.com

Nope, it's available lol

emanresu A

3:43 AM

Did you have anything important on it aside from bakde potatto?

Rydwolf Programs

So theoretically someone could buy it and host a Who's Typing server that just sends announcement messages telling people to update lol

@emanresuA Not sure. I'm sure it got used a few times for internal stuff, but other than Who's Typing and the dynamic datetime image trick I showed off, I don't think much was hosted there

emanresu A

lol

Rydwolf Programs

4:27 AM

Posted this on my spoopy instagram lol

All the random security changes last year due to Uvalde actually tie in pretty decently to the lore

It's not to keep things out, it's to keep things in

emanresu A

The weird kerning only adds to the effect

Rydwolf Programs

I tried to use dev tools' mobile simulation to get the mobile gmail layout, but instead I just got goofy kerning and decided to keep it lol

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Rydwolf Programs

5:35 AM

2rydwolf4programs

lyxal

6:08 AM

Were y'all planning on telling me there's going to be a skibidi toilet movie?

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emanresu A

7:31 AM

HNQ always delivers

l4m2

8:13 AM

CMC/search rotate string till lexicographic smallest

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lyxal

9:34 AM

I have found the best app ever

what 3 words

Assigns a 3 word combo to every 3 square meter square in the world

There's a place with the combination ///doing.code.golf

And it's in Texas of all places

Redz

10:07 AM

found ///doing.code.puzzles but not as neat

att

pilgrimage to texas?

Redz

10:48 AM

///code.golf.puzzle is also near texas somehow

mousetail

11:04 AM

@Redz Most of the world is Texas, it's just the Mercator projection that makes it seem like other places exist. On a globe everything would be inside texas

emanresu A

(except Canada, which is a small island in Lake Ontario)

If you shrank the Solar System to the size of Texas, the Houston metro area would be smaller than a grasshopper in Dallas.

Redz

@mousetail somehow I doubt this

does this not imply texas covers the entire globe in a single mass of texas

mousetail

It's the other way around you see, the globe covers only a part of texas

New Posts

11:29 AM

Q: Lexicographically earliest permutation of the initial segment of nonnegative integers subject to divisibility constraints

The challenge is simple: Reorder the first integers {0, 1, 2, ..., n} into an ordered list so that the following three conditions are met: (1) If k is the last element in the list, then all of its prime factors divide its immediate predecessor. (2) If a term k lies between two other terms of the ...

permutations

New Posts

11:42 AM

Q: Write a small simple compiler that translates ASCII Art tables into HTML tables

In the style of Wikipedia markup language (also known as wikitext, or wikicode) we have the following ASCII art table... | "data item" | "|- blah -|" | "data item" |- | "data item" | "|- blah -|" | "data item" |- | "data item" | "|- blah -|" | "data item" |- | "data item" | "|- blah -|" | "data item

code-challenge parsing interpreter compiler

RubenVerg

11:56 AM

@NewPosts why the weird scoring it excludes like 99.9% of languages

mousetail

It's an attempt at atomic code golf and I think the intent is to allow only languages where those builtins scored do approximately the same

Though I think there are still a bit too many loopholes

emanresu A

But also there are at least four different reasons to vtc as "needs details or clarity" so... yeah

mousetail

Want to add a comment?

emanresu A

This is the guy with all the "shortest regex to match common misspellings of [XYZ]` challenges. Somehow I don't think they care about challenge quality

mousetail

I don't think that's a valid reason not to tell them what is wrong. They posted only 2 questions previously one of which was well received despite the issues

emanresu A

12:11 PM

yeah so... there's about six deleted questions, all of the same format and with the same issues

RubenVerg

also kinda feels like I've already seen a wiki table challenge which could be commented as related but can't find it now

emanresu A

Q: Convert CSV tables to MediaWiki tables

Input a CSV table, like this: data00,data01,data02,...,data0m data10,data11,data12,...,data1m ... datan0,datan1,datan2,...,datanm The cells in the CSV table is guaranteed to contain only letters or numbers, and there’s no extra whitespace. Your task is to convert it to a MediaWiki table, and out...

code-golf string parsing

Q: HTML Table Parser

Input a strict subset of HTML <table> string representation as defined below. Output parsed table, while any cells who span multiple rows or columns, record its value on the top left cell, and fill other cells as empty strings. Supported HTML Syntax Table: '<table>' '\n' Row Row* '</table>' Row: '<...

code-golf string parsing

Also

Seggan

12:54 PM

@NewPosts what counts as a C-family language? does Java count? what about Python?

mousetail

Python is listed explicitly so I assume not

RubenVerg

@Seggan presumably just ones in the list in the link

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Unrelated String

2:33 PM

@RydwolfPrograms Yeah I kinda vibe with it

@mousetail I love how it's trying to be all "minimize these specific constructs whoa that's going to be tough" and then JavaScript is allowed

And there's not even a tiebreaker like total code length

So a completely naive JavaScript solution run through JSFuck with zero modifications would have a literally perfect score

Or hell, it's not even clear that you can't just write a program in plaintext in a string literal then eval it

Ginger

@RydwolfPrograms YEAAAAAH

finally!

(I've been bugging him to do that for like three months)

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Seggan

5:32 PM

Who's typing is back? LETS GOOO

Rydwolf Programs

@Ginger and all it ended up taking was like 20 keystrokes lol

The server was already running on both domains the whole time apparently

everyone always asks who's typing, but never how's typing

Unrelated String

6:20 PM

😔

att

7:18 PM

what’s typing

Ginger

7:34 PM

where's typing

emanresu A

7:45 PM

why's typing

Simd

8:24 PM

CMQ I have a sequence of integers that would compress a lot with run length compression. Once compressed I want to be able to answer a query which is: is the value at index x bigger than y? Ideally I would like this to take constant time. How should I compress my data to achieve this?

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RubenVerg

10:29 PM

@Seggan what's that?

emanresu A

Userscript to add typing notifications

github.com/Radvylf/userscripts/blob/main/whos-typing.user.js

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