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David

00:22

Yeah using mode did help cut a few more bytes :)

And I did the divisor one differently to you. (4 t's in 13 bytes!!!)

Luis Mendo

@David Nice reduction!!

David

Luis Mendo

00:37

@David t4I/*t2I/*tQv works on the "Nine pattern" one

Maybe the v can be removed

David

Yeah I had to quickly fix it and now golfing it. It needs to be an array at the end.

Luis Mendo

I'm not sure the Pyth answer outputs an array

David

I don't think so either

I didn't realise v concatenated the whole stack!

Much better than hhh!!!!

Luis Mendo

Yep :-)

See the comments in the Pyth answer. Maybe v can be omitted

David

Yeah quite possibly, the Pyth one is definitely not an array

Nice job on the distinct sums one, that's a pretty complex answer

Luis Mendo

00:47

@David Thanks! It feels good to use brute force now and then

David

Hahaha

Luis Mendo

:-D

David

I thought you could get convolution in their somewhere!

Luis Mendo

I'll leave that to flawr :-P

@David I just remembered E! You can shorten your t4*3/t2*3/tQv to t4*3/tE3/tQv

beaker

convolution everywhere!

Luis Mendo

00:57

Hey @beaker!

:-D

David

ahhhhhh!

beaker

hallo :)

Luis Mendo

Did you guys see this challenge? I don't see why it go so many downvotes

Q: Hi, can you draw some odd art? Bye!

Create a program that outputs "Hi, Hello!" in k bytes. By altering n bytes, the code should output all odd numbers in the range 5 <= x <= 25. Changing another m bytes should result in a code that prints the following frame in ASCII-art: +-+ | | +-+ Change another o bytes, and print Hello, bye!...

code-challenge

I'm off to sleep, it's really late here!

beaker

g'nite @LuisMendo

Luis Mendo

Good night!

David

01:04

bye!

Thanks for that edit @LuisMendo

I think I should stop looking at that question

1 hour later…

Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ

02:39

@LuisMendo becuase it is kinda trivial

not very interesting

7 hours later…

Luis Mendo

09:18

@David You can save two bytes if you convert initially to int64 and get rid of the two round: Xot4*3/tE3/tQv Apparently integer operations in Matlab round to closest integer

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David

10:55

Clever!!

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