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@Dennis This appears to be by design; getindex has methods like getindex(x::Number), getindex(c::Char), etc. :/

+1 for golfiness

@AlexA. f(n,m)=[n>i>1<j<m for i=1:n,j=1:m]

@Dennis wtaf

That's so weird

The comparison chain?

No, just the idea of it

One of the only redeemable qualities of SAS is chain comparisons so I was quite happy to find that Julia had them when I first got into Julia however long ago.

Any ideas how to test something in Julia 0.1? I tried compiling the tarball, but it wants to download a bunch of stuff that no longer exists...

@Dennis I think the more important question is what reason could you possibly have to want to run something in Julia 0.1? :P

You may be able to get it to compile if you track down all of the crap it used to depend on from other sources but that may prove a quixotic endeavor.

@Dennis Ah, yeah. Well ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ @ non-competing for that challenge anyway since it's already beaten by K and others.

Is there a shorter way to do zip(t,t[2:end])?

Not that I can think of