Challenge 1: Write a program that is both valid C (in any compiler from the last 25 years with no additional flags) and python. When run in C or Python, it should output βHello, World!β and no additional output.
Reward: 50 points - num characters in program
Challenge 2: Complete Challenge 1 using...
or maybe I sit there for 5 minutes thinking "okay just go back and write this out better safe than sorry" and then just never have the motivation to do it and give up
granted I'm not sure that's ever happened? because if anything I get way too carried away on complete nonsense contingency stuff instead LMAO
once spent like 10 minutes reversing something's endianness computing powers of 2 up to like 27 by hand
even though it was painfully obvious from context that that couldn't possibly be necessary
Apparently CMU has the first open-source semiconductor fab in the country and their logo looks so cool and a friend of mine works on the sputtering and has a hoodie with the logo and I think I'm going to join next semester
I'm not sure how much I could actually contribute given the limitations of my knowledge when it comes to...fabricating semiconductors? but I can probably do something useful lol
The question "Determine if it is possible to schedule a new event without overlapping any existing events" is closed as off-topic.
I am really angry that my recent edits have not been successful in reopening the question.
So, I am waiting for a satisfactory edit to reopen this question. How to ge...
I'm pretty sure if it got reopened it'd get dupe-hammered but I'm too tired to search for dupe targets
Also in the future, seriously, please hold off on downvoting questions from users who are clearly new to the site (this user's posted a question 6 months ago that did well, but to someone without experience here it might be difficult to recognize that minor things like including the code-golf tag or restricting to a single language could have such a large impact on reception)
I know downvotes are "for" bad posts but we should be looking to welcome users and improve post quality, not vindicate the design choices of a site intended for anything but what we're using it for
@emanresuA i regret to inform you that the daily throw ARM into the sun rant has been canceled indefinitely due to us selling the division that works with their products π
also, semis are fun on their own, the businesses making money from them aren't really
which sounds bovious now that i've said it out loud, capitalism ruins everything again
It's basically used as hue = known value; saturation = 1. Then you can hue rotate or apply different effects to tint in arbitrary colors, add some invert and other filters and you can do basically arbitrary color manipulation.
Your main goal is print the source code, with quite unusual converting methods.
1- Make code as base64
2- Encrypt the code using AES256, with password of input (STDIN).
3- Make result reverse.
4- Encode with base64
5- Encrypt source code with password of it's source code.
6- Make temporary result...
remind me, what's the guideline for moving closed posts to trash? I would assume that this one specifically shouldn't be moved since we're talking about it and that would strip the conversation of its context
