if your webapp only runs on bleeding edge browsers it kind of negates the accessibility advantages of being a webapp

Just a quick question: I got a working solution for tetration {*/x#y}/# (in oK), but somehow shortening the {...} part into (*/#) breaks. I think the train must be dyadic and applying / on it should reduce by power, but maybe I'm missing something critical.

k doesn't have trains

(*/#) is just {*/#x}, and the same transformation of {… x} happens for all sequences of functions

notice that {<-2!-!-:x} does the same thing

But if you are right, <-2!-!- should work as well, which doesn't

didn't know about dyadic trains though - (*/#)[3;5] works

i guess / is interpreting (*/#) as a monadic function then

oh, oK gives 1 for (*/#)/3 5, but ngn/k gives 125

Oh. Then probably it's an oK bug