@Probie Do you know about github.com/emacsmirror/dyalog-mode?

@Adám that looks nice, but for now I'll just stick with RIDE using emacs as the editor, especially since I now know I can load help from within RIDE at the press of a button

@Probie Right, but I thought you might be able to steal the syntax colouring from there. Are you not on non-Windows anyway?

@Adám GNU APL's syntax highlighting seemed to work well enough for Dyalog, I'll take a better look in about 7-8 hours - it's 10am local time and I'm at work (and unfortunately there's no way I can get away with writing APL for work)

@Probie Poor you. What languages do you have to suffer from?

@Adám currently javascript - I used to be able to get away with writing Haskell, but we hired some more people recently, and since they can't write Haskell at all, everything now has to be in javascript

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@Adám do you sleep? Apart from shabbat you don't seem to go offline for more than 3 hours at a time

@Probie I leave my computer on, so SE can't really know when I'm sleeping. My computer is usually only offline when I travel (and shabbat).

@Probie I do the same thing; I always leave my computer on all the time.

@Zacharý I have to sleep, both my desktop and my laptop give off too much light and I only have 1 room

I can't go to sleep w/o meds, so I just crash anyways :P.

@Probie I close the laptop screen and turn off the desktop screen.

@Probie uh, did you know you can reply to messages directly?

Is there any elegant way to do prime factorization in APL? The best I could come up with was this

@Bubbler Elegant or fast? Btw, do you know about dfns.dws's pco?

Elegant, since I don't think I need significantly faster one right now.

No, I didn't learn anything beyond basics in APL yet.

@Bubbler I'm pretty impressed by your solution though.

@Bubbler I'm about to go to sleep, so for now, have a look under prime number here.

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