monadic + is transpose?

should i use ngn/k or oK?

i would imagine a lot of oK puns in this room :p

ngn/k's a lot more current and less buggy

But oK has better docs

Your choice

ill use ngn/k but refer to oK for docs then :p

They do have minor differences, beware

i think those differences are mentioned in the docs

ignore, wrong channel

does K have trains?

@PyGamer0 no

@Razetime so it just has functions? (dfns? or is it called block)

@PyGamer0 github.com/razetime/ngn-k-tutorial/blob/main/pt2.md

@PyGamer0 not like J trains: ngn.codeberg.page/txt/tacitjk.pdf

I've written some (mainly) ngn/k docs; it's not finished, but someone might find it useful xpqz.github.io/kbook

@xpqz wow that's impressive.. good job

@Razetime you've got some serious competition now hehe

I ain't competing lol

btw, the chat at the matrix/discord server is now more active than this one.. if you guys want faster answers (including ngn's) I recommend chatting there

I just find the signal to noise ratio on discord a bit painful

I just disable all sounds on discor

i dont use discord

actually i find SE chat to be more superior [citation needed]

@xpqz both ngn and oK are k6. oK started as k5 and then upgraded to k6 following arthur's modifications to the language. k7 was the previous iteration of shakti k.

@Traws THanks; updated.

@xpqz this is a really great resource! a couple notes: i?list (or -i?list) will do deal - it's dependent on the left arg being an integer atom. oK has encode/decode, but with several differences (may need a list left arg, returns transposed results, may need to be each'ed, etc.). Some of the section headers seem broken (for ^ and ?)