Those two minuses in a row look funny. You could also use -_0.5-

A super-duper simple language that I wrote in K: ngn.codeberg.page/k/#eJxVjkFLAzEQhe/…

@oeuf it's always a risk that golfing can distort understanding, but anyway: you could write {e[p[t x]]} as e p t@

How do you read CLI arguments in K?

I found the solution by using the default x variable.

TIL that executing curl in the online playground completely bricked it: ngn.codeberg.page/k/…

you may also be able to get away with p:{(*x)/1_x} (since str/x works the same as char/x)

How do you eliminate the (:: :: :: ...) when printing in K?

@oeuf i'm guessing that that's the result from {..}'something where the {..} returns nothing (::) - if so, you can suppress output by appending a ;

@oeuf that's a bare bones environment - just ngn/k compiled for wasm, with faked syscalls :) there's no OS kernel, no libraries, no utilities

..not even a real filesystem