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00:52
I'm reading Bryan O'Sullivan's Real World Haskell.
my inbox is really appreciating all these fizzbuzz answers :p
01:15
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

l4m2L o a d i n g . . . . . . . . .

huh
Probably edited during grace period
is it actually loading or is that text that was there?
My bet is text that was there, but edited within the first 5 minutes after posting meaning it wouldn't be counted in the revision history
@Redz The text that was there
01:30
I see
"L o a d i n g . . . . . . . . ." is not something I've ever seen on SE
Instant edit
If I place ad there it seems no entry to punish
cool
02:02
@RubenVerg I saw that page, but I didn't really understand what it meant since there are no examples :)
> two vectors are compared by comparing their contents in order; if they have uneven shape only the shared prefix is compared, and then the smaller array is the one with smaller shape;
Is that why it works?
I guess not, the number is a scalar and the string is a vector
The page doesn't specify at all how scalar-vector comparison is handled
It says two arrays of different ranks are promoted
My guess is scalars are treated as single-item vectors
yeah that sounds about right
I assume that it's treated as a rank-0 array
02:55
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A: Output two numbers (Cops' thread)

Dannyu NDosHaskell (ghci), 4 bytes, score = 6487 3^10 Prints 59049. 2^16 Prints 65536.

Glad to post an answer.
Wait, actually, lemme edit that.
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A: Output two numbers (Cops' thread)

Dannyu NDosHaskell (ghci), 3 bytes, score = 423 7^5 Prints 16807. 4^7 Prints 16384.

Better.
 
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06:36
@noodleperson the number iss promoted to a 1-element vector; if the other vector is empty the prefix (empty) is compared, and because they're equal tie breaks by largest shape, so the number wins; if it's not empty the first character compares with the number and it's greater because numbers are smaller than characters
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

alephalphaCheck subtype relation code-golf decision-problem Let's consider the following simple type system (taken from Benjamin C. Pierce's Types and Programming Languages): There is a base type \$\mathbf{Top}\$. For any two types \$S\$ and \$T\$, we can form the product type \$S \times T\$. You can thi...

06:54
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

鳴神裁四点一号A121016: Numbers whose binary expansion is properly periodic. or A328594: Numbers whose binary expansion is aperiodic. code-golf sequence I have been studying how to compress the Dis programs into their equvalent ones. One of the possibly easiest subset is programs with only } and { characters. F...

07:27
CMQ Extend question "Given a 2D ragged array A, decide if B exist, s.t. B[i][j] exist iff A[j][i] exist"
08:10
@l4m2 only true iff len(A[j+1])<=len(A[j]) for all j
unless your language supports arrays that don't start at 0 (or 1 depending on indexing)
i think this is always true in lua, for example, since lua arrays can start and end at any index
Lyxal likes Saul Goodman
context?
i don't think it needs any tbh
Lyxal is pronounced as “like saul”.
oh right
meanwhile me still pronouncing lyxal 'licks all'
emoji in sechat? crazy :P
Lyxal’s identical twin Lixal who’s name is pronounced as “licks all”
Now, it’s time for another episode of: @lyxal Reacts!
@TheEmptyStringPhotographer surely then we get vixal
a functional programming language
aaaand into the random tnb images it goes
08:24
Did you know that you have bytes? The code golf meta site says you do, and so do I.
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@Redz Vixal would be even worse than malbolge and brainf***, it would be a 69042-dimensional language that requires 10^^^^^^^^^^^^^^100 instructions to do anything!
ooookay that's fair
@lyxal what does this mean?
@Redz that I believe that until proven outgolfed, every code golfer, challenge asker, and language designer in this chatroom is golfy
And that's why I room own for you TNB!
@lyxal My body, a few hundred bytes: send very specific electrical signals to my nerves to trigger my voice box to say something.
@lyxal now that i think about it i don't i've ever had a single submission that hasn't been outgolfed
08:27
Code Golf is not for the competition: it’s for the chat!
@TheEmptyStringPhotographer also, I do unironically use the better call saul theme as my alarm in the morning
So yes, that is an accurate statement
What should do if my 50 line code has 4 goto?
each to a different label
Add more goto
I stacked 10 gotos into a 30-line code snippet once
 
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09:52
due to circumstances outside my control, the monthly "throw ARM into the sun please" rant has been rescheduled to instead happen daily. thank you for your comprehension
While the circomstances could be better, I'm glad to hear more rants
turns out, if you want to download semiconductor IPs from ARM, either your download each of them individually (up to 20 files per package) or you add them to your download queue and then process the queue with a shitty IBM thingy that work poorly. wouldn't you guess it, clicking the "add to queue" button takes a whole 5 entire seconds to add a single file to your queue
funnier: while the queue is stored on your account, connecting to the same account on a different machine pretends your queue is still there, but if you try to download it it just empties the queue and just tell you "sowwy, we wewe unabwe to downwoad this itewm, twy agaiwn latew"
10:13
thank you for your cooperation in the daily "throw arm into the sun please" rant
It was a good rant 4/5 stars
10:58
We do a little golfing
Turns out Acc!! fizzbuzz is surprisingly deep
11:10
@emanresuA Those suggestions aren't in Actually, they're in Acc!!
@emanresuA inboxes hate this simple trick!
 
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14:11
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14:33
@Bbrk24 the empty pronouns issue is fixed, update the script to 1.5
14:49
Do I have a different one? Mine's on 2.11.
@Someone surely you have the original, not reloaded one?
idk
it doesn't say reloaded anywhere
then yeah you have the old one
@Ginger and satisfactory peeps: the power efficiency graphs for over/underclocking on the wiki say they're no longer accurate as of update 7, do you happen to know the newer formula?
œuf
where can I find the new one?
14:53
I see she/her for you
and I also see my own pronouns
i see yours but i don't see mine
that's weird
because I can see mine as he/him
because you hjave specified "pronouns:" before yours and i havent
ohhhhhh
makes sense™
i could just specify it but ginger says she's fixed it and well...
14:59
did you force-reload?
i have now
did it work?
hmm…
15:25
@Themoonisacheese yeah me too
15:42
that would imply that one's own pronouns are handled differently from others'
16:01
@Themoonisacheese have you cleared the cache? ctrl-alt-shift-click on anyone's pronouns or click the "clear pronouns cache" button in chat preferences
@Themoonisacheese nope :p
Why is my answer -2?
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A: BigNum Bakeoff Reboot

The Empty String PhotographerFifth Submission Python 3.8 (pre-release), 175 bytes f=lambda x,z,y:y+z if x==0 else eval(f"f({x-1},{z},"*(a:=eval(f"f({x-1},{z},"*z+f"{y}"+")"*z))+f"{y}"+f")"*a) n=9**9 for _ in range(f(*[99**99]*3)): n=f(n,n,n)**_**_ print(n) Try it online! Explanation coming later.

Is there a huge error nobody told me about?
Now someone redacted their downvote?
17:09
Okay I don't know if I'm allowed to share screenshots but I'm reading through an official air force document and it has a stupid ass AI generated image
gotta love it
the future is here
I guess there's worse things the us military could be using AI for tbf
17:39
@rydwolf how would I tell Who's Typing that no bridged users are typing? sending a single newline makes it close the websocket
Wdym? Wouldn't you just not send anything?
the prescribed format was a newline followed by a newline-joined list of names
so I assumed sending one newline would parse as zero names
I believe it would instead parse as a single zero-length name
well, what it actually parses as is a closed websocket :p
Anything invalid just instantly closes the socket since I assumed the API wouldn't be used by anyone but me lol
17:43
I would try to figure out exactly how the server handles bridge messages, but uh. you did not exactly make the code easy to understand :p
as far as I can tell, sending an empty message doesn't clear the name list
oh I think this might be a flaw in my code but idk what the hell my code is supposed to do
same!!
we're twinning
ಠ_ಠ
Okay wait I see what's going on
Send an empty message instead of a single newline and see if it works
17:50
4 mins ago, by Ginger
as far as I can tell, sending an empty message doesn't clear the name list
I don't think that's how the name list works
Unless I special-cased bridge users, you don't have to explicitly remove someone from the typing list
They're on it for two seconds each time a message is received
but like when a user sends a message obviously they're done typing
I believe my way of handling that was "too bad ig" :p
oh well
new chat "bug" just dropped: since bridget doesn't actually use chat's websocket, it doesn't appear in the user list until someone sends a message in Discord
NPSP maintains a websocket purely to not drop out of the room all the time
Or at least it used to, now it actually uses the socket
(as a means of preventing double posting in the event that it goes down, someone posts in its absence, then it comes back up)
 
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19:29
toasty is back up, hooray
could a mod kindly unfreeze chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/148706/…? (cc @hyper-neutrino)
 
2 hours later…
21:06
Do y'all ever want to learn a new language but don't have a project idea for it
This is me with Zig
21:28
I usually start with Conway's Game of Life to really get into a language
21:38
I normally just go to code.golf and solve stuff in that lang
22:14
Out-of-context comment of the day:
@DomHastings I always keep a towel nearby and an onion on my belt. — Xcali Apr 25 at 18:08
22:24
Can we just close philosophy.SE as a duplicate of "mathematics is whatever we define it to be, go read a book for the first time in your life"
technically philosophy is a duplicate of everything at once
Try not to hate philosophy stack exchange challenge (gone wrong)
22:48
@l4m2 I feel like this is just ZZ⁼ in Jelly
Zood Zame
@Themoonisacheese Wouldn't that only mean it supports any "convex" ragged array, rather than any at all?
JS and PHP would support everything though, since they can have discontinuous array keys
23:06
@Seggan Me with Elixir and Gleam
@Ginger Not really, my finger often slips, e.g. I might type something like "
Whoops

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