The Nineteenth Byte

Alex A.

7:00 AM

Ah, okay.

TanMath

What do you think?

El'endia Starman

I think it has good potential. Sandbox it.

Martin Büttner

@TanMath I know it seems unlikely, but I do sleep occasionally. ;)

El'endia Starman

There is this existing Sandbox post that's about significant figures, but it's not a calculator.

Martin Büttner

And no I didn't get around to having a look at the Python code yet, or I would have let you known.

TanMath

7:04 AM

@MartinBüttner oh, ok.. I have already fixed it with @Sp3000 ...i will post the challenge now that it has 5 upvotes...

Martin Büttner

@Doorknob Weren't you offended by some hideous Ruby code the other day? Have you seen the Fishing reference interpreter? esolangs.org/wiki/Fishing#Interpreter

Alex A.

ewwwww

Bad Cat Eye

oh my god I touched it...

feersum

The Golfscript one is way worse.

Bad Cat Eye

I need a shower

El'endia Starman

7:06 AM

@MartinBüttner ...the lack of indentation hurts...

Martin Büttner

@El'endiaStarman as does the lack of a case statement ;)

El'endia Starman

HEY NOW.

Alex A.

You're an all-star

El'endia Starman

There's little difference between switch/case and - get your show on - if/elif/else!

Alex A.

> "optimal" use of space

That's actual C from the J source code.

feersum

7:13 AM

J is open source?

Alex A.

Yep. GPL3.

TanMath

Hey all... how do I print out the n letters of the of the alphabet given the number n? in python?

feersum

The code I'm writing write now is kind of scary too.

Martin Büttner

@aditsu does that mean you're considering it? :P

feersum

image y u no work

Alex A.

7:15 AM

@feersum ftfy

@feersum What is this for?

feersum

C++ template-based esolang.

Alex A.

@TanMath You mean the first n letters?

feersum

This is part of the code that substitutes in a lambda function's parameters with their values.

Alex A.

It's really frightening.

TanMath

@AlexA. yes... like if the input is three, it prints "a,b,c"

grc

7:19 AM

@SuperJedi224 was I online when you said this? o.O

Alex A.

import string
lambda n:','.join(string.ascii_lowercase[0:n])

@TanMath See above ^

TanMath

@AlexA. gracias!

Alex A.

No problem :)

I gave you a weird mix of golfiness and regular code though.

It's shorter to type out the entire alphabet than it is to import string and use string.ascii_lowercase.

Sp3000

@TanMath Having trouble loading pages other than chat atm, but did you check out feersum's comments on the title/description of the challenge? (Namely that "concatenation"'s a pretty good way to word it)

VoteToClose

7:37 AM

I got the code-golf badge! \o/

Alex A.

Which one?

El'endia Starman

Bronze, probably.

Alex A.

Oh, yeah.

Well congrats!

I'm tandalizingly close to gold code golf.

VoteToClose

-.- Meh. I joined last month, gimme a break. xD

Alex A.

You're doing better than I was when I started. It took me quite a while to get the bronze badge, if I recall.

At this rate you'll probably get silver before I get gold. ;)

VoteToClose

7:41 AM

\o/ Hooray!

What does score actually mean?

Because it's not points earned - I would have the gold badge if that was true.

Alex A.

Number of votes

Martin Büttner

@VoteToClose total votes on non CW answers

Alex A.

Ninja'd in a less specific and useful way

VoteToClose

So... 1000 score should be 10000 rep?

El'endia Starman

@VoteToClose Could be more, actually.

It's total score.

VoteToClose

7:44 AM

Ah, right, because you could have people up and down voting. Gotcha.

El'endia Starman

Actually, it'll almost certainly be more because the chance that you get 1000 upvotes with 0 downvotes is pretty much nil.

Alex A.

And it's answer votes only

If you make a code golf challenge, votes on that don't affect your score in terms of the badge.

El'endia Starman

Unless you answer it.

Alex A.

Right, I mean votes on the question itself.

El'endia Starman

Well, the question still doesn't contribute.

VoteToClose

7:45 AM

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I'd like votes for that too.

That's not a feature-request, more of a meh.

Anonymous

meh always has my support

Alex A.

It doesn't make sense if you think about it in terms of the typically Stack Exchange site framework. For example, if you asked a bunch of questions like "how do i use c code pls" on Stack Overflow, you shouldn't get a C badge.

El'endia Starman

Yayyy registers!

Anonymous

@feersum -1 not enough template metaprogramming

VoteToClose

@Doorknob Still not as many stars as "I'm an idiot". :D

Anonymous

7:50 AM

@AlexA. Yeah we're pretty not normal. Our mods are a bird, a doorknob, a cartoon character, a German guy wearing a scarf and a trench coat, and practically-Jimmy-Hoffa.

7

El'endia Starman

If @Calvin'sHobbies gets elected (and @Dennis too), we'd have two cartoon characters as mods!

Anonymous

...@Dennis is a mod

El'endia Starman

> elected

Alex A.

Calvin didn't want to be a mod despite my pestering.

Anonymous

We'd have to graduate first

Alex A.

7:53 AM

If Dennis gets elected? Oh please. He'll certainly get elected.

Anonymous

How many mods would be elected at graduation?

Alex A.

Who knows.

El'endia Starman

Probably 3.

That's the usual.

BUT, you guys currently have 4 active mods, so...

Alex A.

How many pro tems did Christianity have before it graduated?

We have 5 pro tems here now.

El'endia Starman

4. The same 4 were elected.

VoteToClose

7:55 AM

> How many mods would it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop?

Anonymous

I'd imagine they might go for 4, considering this is a site that needs heavy moderation most of the time

El'endia Starman

We actually started out with 5 pro-tems, but one stepped down due to time constraints arising from real-life changes.

Anonymous

And almost surely elect the 4 active mods

Alex A.

@Mego This site needs nowhere near as much moderation as (I've heard) others do.

El'endia Starman

When C.SE elected all four of its pro-tems, that was the first time any site had elected all of its pro-tems.

I don't know if it's happened since.

Anonymous

7:56 AM

@AlexA. I'm sure Christianity, Judaism, and the other religious SE sites need plenty of moderation

Anonymous

As well as Mothership Overflow

Alex A.

Idk, ask El'endia :P

VoteToClose

^

El'endia Starman

haha

Anonymous

But we do get a metric ton of off-topic posts, which to me signifies that we'd need more moderators than usual

El'endia Starman

7:57 AM

@Mego: Christianity gets a lot of off-topic questions and answers, in fact.

VoteToClose

If it's metric, it should be 'tonne', not 'ton'. c;

Anonymous

@VoteToClose No, it's the metric ton. Not the metric tonne or imperial ton.

Alex A.

We don't use the metric system. this-is-america

Anonymous

@AlexA. this-is-the-internet

El'endia Starman

murica

New Sandboxed Posts

7:58 AM

0

A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Gamma Function Given a real number x as input, output Γ(x), also known as the Gamma function, which is defined as follows: You may not use a built-in Gamma function to solve this task. Your output should be accurate to 5 digits behind the decimal point when rounded to 5 decimal places (in oth...

El'endia Starman

...all caps didn't work in the tag. :(

VoteToClose

undisclosed-location-found-at-localhost

El'endia Starman

@NewSandboxedPosts Can't use a built-in? DANGIT.

VoteToClose

^

Christian Irwan

I need help. I have challenge named Compile Regexes that is still in the Sandbox, but downvoted. Please tell me where it unclear at.

Anonymous

7:59 AM

Anonymous

@El'endiaStarman No Mathematica for you!

El'endia Starman

n0$MN. <- uses built-in for gamma.

VoteToClose

@ChristianIrwan Link?

Anonymous

,Γ

Christian Irwan

@VoteToClose How to add link to the answer?

VoteToClose

8:00 AM

3F <--- built in for gamma/factorial (depending on float/integer status)

v

Anonymous

@ChristianIrwan Click share on the sandbox post, copy the link, paste it here

Anonymous

@VoteToClose I should probably unify my gamma/factorial operators

Christian Irwan

@VoteToClose here.

El'endia Starman

@Mego I have them separate, in fact.

0M is factorial and 0$M is gamma.

The reason? Γ(n) = (n-1)!.

So if I wanted to use one or the other, I would have to remember to add/subtract 1 appropriately.

Anonymous

@El'endiaStarman By "unify" I mean keep the regular Γ operator, but allow ! to work on floats too, pushing Γ(a+1)

El'endia Starman

8:03 AM

Ahh, okay, I see.

Anonymous

Though I guess it still isn't a good idea

Anonymous

Meh. Separate they stay

Anonymous

@ChristianIrwan As Peter mentioned, it's not very clear what you intend in the challenge.

El'endia Starman

@AlexA. Had it backwards in my head. Fixed. Thanks.

Alex A.

;)

Anonymous

8:05 AM

Don't worry, I'm absolutely horrible at remembering math stuff too. Like what even is 2+2?

El'endia Starman

@AlexA.: Is this worth keeping?

@Mego 22, duh.

Anonymous

@El'endiaStarman agreed

Anonymous

Well, [2,2]

Anonymous

@El'endiaStarman kill it with fire, like the filthy tabs

El'endia Starman

Ah-hahaha...

Alex A.

8:06 AM

x=[2 2] ∑x = 22

El'endia Starman

@Mego Oooh, I like how you have your explanation set up. Clever!

Alex A.

@El'endiaStarman No, but the general policy (AFAIK) with the sandbox is not to delete others' posts because they may return to it at some point.

Anonymous

@El'endiaStarman Seriously?

El'endia Starman

Seriously!

Anonymous

I've decided to embrace the puns, rather than fight them

El'endia Starman

8:09 AM

Woah, seriously!?

(I'll bet you saw that coming.)

Christian Irwan

I need help to make it clear. I have bad English. The idea is you produce code snippet to each regex character. To compile language, you replace each character with the code snippet. There is no prefix and affix added to resulting string and all same character compiles to same code snippet. The resulting string is valid program.

El'endia Starman

@Mego: By the way, instead of having the "Generate CP347" button, mightn't it make more sense to just have an array of characters that you can copy-paste from?

Anonymous

@El'endiaStarman Maybe. I've considered adding a CP437 "keyboard"

Anonymous

With tooltips of the explanations

El'endia Starman

Where you click the "keys" and it inserts the character for you?

Anonymous

8:12 AM

Yep

El'endia Starman

That'd be pretty sweet.

feersum

@ChristianIrwan What is the resulting program supposed to do?

Anonymous

I'd have that replace the generate button

Christian Irwan

Ohh, take a string and output truthy if it match entire string, else, false.

feersum

There is no other surrounding code? So every character's translation has to try to read stdin if it is the first one?

Κριτικσι Λίθος

8:16 AM

Hello, everyone!

Anonymous

stop starring Doorknob's pinned post, we're in danger of it surpassing quartata's famous message

New Sandboxed Posts

0

A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Nondeterministic Turing Machine Introduction We all know the concept of Turing machines, if not let's reiterate the concept. We have the following things that define a Turing machine: A tape that is divided into cells and is (potentially) infinite to the right. A read/write head that moves al...

Alex A.

@Mego Oh gasp, a useful message from a moderator might surpass someone calling themselves an idiot.

Κριτικσι Λίθος

@Mego Where is quartata's "famous" message?

Anonymous

Oct 29 at 2:17, by quartata

I'm an idiot

Anonymous

8:18 AM

@AlexA. I know, it's terrible

Anonymous

3

Alex A.

Manatees are cute.

trichoplax

@ChristianIrwan I don't think your English is the problem here. I recommend explaining what the letters in your example mean. It feels like a step in the explanation is missing.

El'endia Starman

I haven't starred Doorknob's pinned message. ... Yet...

Christian Irwan

@trichoplax I have explain the meaning of letter here. Tell me if it unclear.

Calvin's Hobbies

8:30 AM

@El'endiaStarman Why am i getting elected now?

Anonymous

@ChristianIrwan I don't see a revision since the last one, 20 hours ago...

trichoplax

@ChristianIrwan I can see the definitions: *:AB and so on, but it isn't clear to me whether those can be chosen arbitrarily by the answerer, or are a fixed part of the question.

Anonymous

@ChristianIrwan So basically, you encode the meaning of the symbols in strings, take an encoded regex string and another string, and determine if it matches?

Christian Irwan

Why it gets deleted?

Anonymous

I don't see it being deleted

Christian Irwan

8:33 AM

No, only *()+01

Anonymous

Ok, let's start with @trichoplax's question: Do we have to use the encoding you provided, or are we allowed to come up with our own encoding?

El'endia Starman

@Calvin'sHobbies I just figured you'd be a popular candidate, but then Alex corrected me, saying that you expressed a desire not to be a mod.

feersum

I think I understand it. The idea is to come up with your own text substitution for each of the characters.

Christian Irwan

@Mego I has say you can only use my encoding of regex.

feersum

The obvious scoring method would be sum of lengths of code snippets.

Anonymous

8:36 AM

@ChristianIrwan Ok, so you would take two strings as input, and output a truthy value if, when decoded, the first string matches the second string?

Christian Irwan

Yes, however for regex, some character is used more frequently than other.

Just one. The regex is used to form program.

Anonymous

@ChristianIrwan Why would that matter?

trichoplax

So in that case I understand the challenge to be "Search and replace each of a list of characters with a set of 2 character replacements"

Christian Irwan

No, you can use longer replacement

feersum

If I understand correctly, you come up with a list of strings corresponding to each of 01|()*. When a regex is "compiled" by replacing each of its characters with the corresponding string, it forms a program that reads a string from stdin and determines whether the string matches the regex it was compiled from.

trichoplax

8:38 AM

I'm going to throw out some example inputs so we can get some context.

Christian Irwan

Yes!!!

Anonymous

@feersum Ooh, that's actually really interesting

trichoplax

I'm still lost :)

Christian Irwan

Okay, but wait for 2 hour. I have to go to my school now for extraculiculary programme.

feersum

If you can't have any code at the beginning or end, you should at least guarantee that the regex is nonempty...

trichoplax

8:40 AM

Input: `*`
Output `AB`

Κριτικσι Λίθος

@trichoplax Input: `poop`
Output: `tasty`

Anonymous

@trichoplax You are given a regex as input. When you "compile" it by replacing each of 01|()* with a certain string for each, you get a program in your chosen language that reads a string from STDIN and outputs a truthy/falsey value according to whether or not the string matched the regex the program was formed from.

Anonymous

Let's say I only want to match (1)*

trichoplax

So you can choose your own letter combinations to represent each symbol? That was what was confusing me

feersum

Maybe it would help to change them to things that look more like random code.

like ) -> ++foo; or something.

trichoplax

8:43 AM

I think it just needs 2 examples to make it clear that the same substitutions don't need to be used by every answer

Anonymous

I would want my (Python) program to look like import re;print 1 if re.matches('(1)*',input())else 0

Anonymous

So I could use the substitutions ( -> import re;, 1 -> print 1 if re.matches(, ) -> '(1)*',input(), * -> )else 0

trichoplax

Now I need to understand whether a given answer has to choose a single set of substitution rules, or can the substitution rules depend on the input?

Anonymous

I'm assuming an answer needs a single set of substitution rules

New Main Posts

-1

Q: Find the Nth Number that is only divisible by 1,2,3,5, and/or 7.

first post here! I recently participated in a small friendly competition and this was one of the questions: === A number whose only prime factors are 2, 3, 5 or 7 is called a humble number. The first 20 humble numbers are: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16, 18, 20, 21, 24, 25, 27, ....

code-challenge

trichoplax

8:47 AM

@Mego I'm trying to avoid assumption - I'll post a comment asking for clarification since that would make a big difference to the nature of the challenge...

Calvin's Hobbies

9:06 AM

I vote to undelete

codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/63737/…

I've made it fit the PPCG format. I realize the author meant to post it at CodeReview but will they really complain if it becomes a popular challenge here>

feersum

It still has the thing about "I'd like to see solutions O(N)"

Κριτικσι Λίθος

What is the "O(N)"?

Calvin's Hobbies

@feersum "I'm interested in seeing solutions that run in O(N) but this is not a requirement."? Pretty tame request I'd say

Big O notation

In mathematics, big O notation describes the limiting behavior of a function when the argument tends towards a particular value or infinity, usually in terms of simpler functions. It is a member of a larger family of notations that is called Landau notation, Bachmann–Landau notation (after Edmund Landau and Paul Bachmann), or asymptotic notation. In computer science, big O notation is used to classify algorithms by how they respond (e.g., in their processing time or working space requirements) to changes in input size. In analytic number theory, it is used to estimate the "error committed" while...

feersum

@Calvin'sHobbies As long as we're rewriting it to suit ourselves, that doesn't belong in a code golf task.

El'endia Starman

Woohoo "Good Question" badge! :D \o/

feersum

9:12 AM

It should strictly require O(N) or not mention it at all.

trichoplax

@El'endiaStarman Nice work :)

El'endia Starman

I just cast an undelete vote. Normally I'd shy away from reversing a user's actions, but I think this is an appropriate situation. It is a fairly good challenge, and it would be good to have that user participate.

@trichoplax Thanks. :)

Anonymous

@Calvin'sHobbies If they do, all the more reason to undelete it

trichoplax

Undeleted

Upvoted

El'endia Starman

Stack Exchange sites won't load for me! D:

I'll reverse my downvote to an upvote as soon as I can...

trichoplax

9:20 AM

@El'endiaStarman There's nothing announced on StackStatus...

I seem to be able to access SE as usual with no problems here

El'endia Starman

It's back! ... Sorta.

Aww, 504 error again. :(

502 error now. o.O

...I'm gonna go work on Minkolang for a little bit. Hopefully it's resolved when I get back.

Anonymous

SE is down for me too

VoteToClose

Any who.

It's not down for me.

Anonymous

Maybe a regional issue?

Anonymous

One of their servers went down?

VoteToClose

9:26 AM

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Not the English one.

Just try trcrouting to it.

See where it stops pinging.

El'endia Starman

It's half working.

VoteToClose

> half working ?

El'endia Starman

I'll just wait for congestion or whatever to clear up.

Like sometimes it connects, sometimes it doesn't, sometimes it does but the CSS and JS don't load, that kind of thing.

Calvin's Hobbies

I'm having issues too, though no mention on twitter.com/stackstatus

Anonymous

So blame-calvin?

VoteToClose

9:29 AM

[meta-tag] that one.

:D

El'endia Starman

@Mego ಠ_ಠ

Anonymous

Looks like it might be cloudflare crapping out

El'endia Starman

Perhaps.

Anonymous

Just got a 522 from cloudflare

feersum

plz anyone can fix?

error: no type named 'value' in 'struct SubArgs<lt<Int<1ll>, Arg<2ull, 0ull> >, 0ull, TypePack<Fun<If<lt<Arg<1ull, 0ull>, Arg<2ull, 0ull> >, Arg<2ull, 0ull>, Arg<1ull, 0ull> > >, Int<1ll>, Int<0ll> > >

VoteToClose

9:34 AM

What language?

feersum

C++

VoteToClose

/me throws the hammer of necessity to someone else.

Idk man.

Anonymous

dodges hammer

Κριτικσι Λίθος

Idk C++, /me only knows Java

feersum

Templates are way more esoteric than something like brainfuck.

Anonymous

9:35 AM

I know C++, but for nonsense like template metaprogramming I need the whole source

Anonymous

Protip: use mixtion.org/gccfilter

VoteToClose

I need to make Vitsy self-modifying. >.>

El'endia Starman

/me knows almost no C++

VoteToClose

I mean, it would be super simple.

El'endia Starman

Woo another member of the self-modification club!

....

VoteToClose

9:38 AM

famous last words

Κριτικσι Λίθος

Vitsy = VoteToClosy

El'endia Starman

It makes sense in context, I SWEAR!

feersum

Why? It's useless, unless you want to cheat on a quine challenge or something.

El'endia Starman

Restricted source.

Anonymous

Good news everyone, the starboard still works. No need to panic just yet.

Anonymous

9:40 AM

I should subtly change Q in Seriously from "print source code if stack is empty" to "push source code if stack is empty"

Anonymous

Q would still be a one-byte quine, but then I could do all sorts of nasty stuff with reflection and self-modification

Anonymous

Done. I regret nothing.

VoteToClose

stars it for the poops and snickers of having that on the starboard

Anonymous

No signs of life from SE yet

Anonymous

Time for sleep

VoteToClose

9:47 AM

@ΚριτικσιΛίθος Or, rather ViT-C. :P

Which is actually what it is named for.

Anonymous

falls asleep

VoteToClose

Night! :P

Κριτικσι Λίθος

Good Night!

VoteToClose

The sock has returned... ಠ_ಠ

Sock

Good morning :P

VoteToClose

9:49 AM

Morning.

Κριτικσι Λίθος

Good Morning!

VoteToClose

time-zone-weirdness

4

Sock

I am controlling the very fabric of space-time

VoteToClose

See: Minkolang.

How on earth did that get 4 stars?

El'endia Starman

@VoteToClose :D

Speaking of which, ternary is hard to do in a 2D language.

Κριτικσι Λίθος

9:52 AM

Magic.

VoteToClose

This is the moment where you put in a link to the interpreter an language explanation page. :D

El'endia Starman

@VoteToClose Lemme get it working first. :P

I've already got comments implemented. That was easy.

VoteToClose

Just put a end execution symbol somewhere. Easy peasy end execution.

El'endia Starman

The hard part is selectively commenting one of two stretches of code based on the top of stack at the first t.

VoteToClose

ALERT: Doorknob's message has surpassed "I'm an idiot"! We're doomed! DOOMED!

El'endia Starman

9:54 AM

@VoteToClose No it hasn't.

Quartata's message is at 22 stars.

VoteToClose

Oh.

>.> I knew that.

El'endia Starman

When Doorknob's message hits 23, then you may say it has surpassed Quartata's. :P

VoteToClose

23 stars on quartata's, now.

Also - they're tied at 23.

(look at the starred page)

15.7 stars have been cast. O.o

El'endia Starman

Eh? Doorknob's only has 22.

Sock

@Calvin'sHobbies I'm sorry, but I'm extra small :P

VoteToClose

9:59 AM

o-o It was 23, I swear.

That pronoun is not allowed to change. o-o

Κριτικσι Λίθος

Yay! Carrot version ^7 has been released! github.com/kritixilithos/Carrot

Sock

@ΚριτικσιΛίθος Why don't you make your language interpreter into a script (.py, .java, .sh, etc) so that it can be run from the command line?

Κριτικσι Λίθος

@Sock It is hard to convert .js to anything else.

El'endia Starman

@VoteToClose: Ternary!

VoteToClose

Carrot ^7... XD

@El'endiaStarman \o/

@ΚριτικσιΛίθος It would be fairly easy to turn it to Vitsy.

Κριτικσι Λίθος

10:08 AM

@VoteToClose Does Vitsy have support for regex?

VoteToClose

Oh. Then never mind.

I can look into making a Java app for it.

(custom terminal)

Κριτικσι Λίθος

Do you mean convert JS to Vitsy or Carrot to Vitsy?

VoteToClose

Carrot to Java (custom terminal)

Κριτικσι Λίθος

So a Java interpreter for Carrot, hmmm... Well, Carrot was originally made using Java, but I later converted it to JS so that there is an online interpreter for it. And the Java interpreter was abandoned in its early stages.

VoteToClose

I don't do JS, but I'll give it a shot. :D

Κριτικσι Λίθος

10:12 AM

Thx. In Carrot's later stages, I plan on bringing Carrot to the command line anyways.

@VoteToClose Have you yet created an online interpreter for Vitsy?

VoteToClose

Ahhellnaw.

Κριτικσι Λίθος

I think it will be easy to convert Java to JS.

Well, I'm off to Minecraft, bye!

VoteToClose

@ΚριτικσιΛίθος Don't forget to do some golfing while you're at it!

feersum

11:00 AM

fatal error: template instantiation depth exceeds maximum of 900 (use -ftemplate-depth= to increase the maximum)

This will probably happen in almost every program you try to run in my C++ template language.

Or you can increase the depth and have the compiler blow its stack.

Christian Irwan

11:17 AM

I'm back, tell me what was I lost.

Sorry that I don't respond at all. I have said that I go out.

Optimizer

11:58 AM

Seriously has a star abusing function too ?

VoteToClose

star.abuse();

feersum

@VoteToClose Are you kidding me? It's 1 byte, not 13. õ is the star spam operator.

VoteToClose

Ah - forgot about that one. In Minkolang, it's $*.

Christian Irwan

Well, Is this post good enough?

VoteToClose

12:14 PM

It has 3 down votes... I'm not sure about that. You should consider leaving it in the Sandbox for a few more days, at least.

feersum

@ChristianIrwan I think it looks OK.

@ChristianIrwan I suggest to make the example code snippets more random looking so no one will be fixated on the pattern AB, BC, etc.

it happened

congrats!

3

oh, I thought you were referring to something in real life, like you proposed or something -_-

VoteToClose

12:18 PM

@MartinBüttner \o/

SuperJedi224

@grc Yeah, you were.

Martin Büttner

@Optimizer things don't simply happen in real life

grc

@SuperJedi224 that's creepy

pretty sure I was in bed then

Optimizer

he was there too!

beneath it!

grc

D:

Doorknob

12:22 PM

@MartinBüttner I refuse to accept that this is Ruby code. :P

grc

if your computer is woken up but the password isn't entered, would it load up the chat in the background?

Doorknob

@grc uhh it depends on how your password-thingy works

grc

os x

Doorknob

For me it does, because apparently while i3lock is open, things still run in the background

VoteToClose

@grc Yes.

You can still get desktop notifications from the chat when the password isn't entered, so yes.

grc

12:25 PM

ah okay

Optimizer

12:44 PM

@Doorknob that pinned message is just feeding the trolls

(apart from being the highest starred message, iirc)

Martin Büttner

@Optimizer what it does is take one star from every troll's quota ;)

Optimizer

@MartinBüttner wait for US people to wake up ;)

JimmyJazzx

Canada has been awake and at work for an hour now... it sucks.

(generalized Canada)

Optimizer

That explains those 3-4 random single stars ;P

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