The Nineteenth Byte

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

4:00 AM

Is this the second challenge of mine that you've done that for? :P

quartata

No this is the first time I've had to solve a captcha

El'endia Starman

Answered too quickly or something? :P

quartata

Yeah

Also congratulations on Fanatic @CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

:D Thanks!

I knew you got yours so it was only a matter of time

Oh, and my rep is 5,467

quartata

I'm still amazed how crazy Onion Knight was

RikerW

4:03 AM

I know.

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

I expect to wake up to a mortarboard haha jk

Alex A.

RikerW

rofl

Alex A.

Doesn't look that crazy to me

RikerW

Have you seen the requirement?

for the onion knight badge

Alex A.

4:04 AM

Yes

RikerW

How would anybody guess that???

But congrats @quartata.

Alex A.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

RikerW

And @TimmyD and a couple others.

@quartata I will admit, being the first to get that does make you cool. :P

New Main Posts

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Q: Atbash Self Palindromes

Consider the following transformation: A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M Z|Y|X|W|V|U|T|S|R|Q|P|O|N Where A ⇔ Z and L ⇔ O, e.g. There is an interesting property that some words share. When some strings are translated to their atbash-equivalent, said translation is the original word reversed. I call the...

RikerW

Thank you @NewMainPosts.

Calvin's Hobbies

4:15 AM

@AlexA. What was it?

Alex A.

@Calvin'sHobbies Have 3 anonymous non-users upvote you but can't because they aren't users

RikerW

^

Alex A.

Or something like that

RikerW

Or logged out.

Just three anon upvotes.

And the edward edwards one was collect a bounty when there was another answer that could also earn the bounty.

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Q: Use what you know: Your take on Diceware

If you're not familiar, Diceware is a method for creating passwords using an ordinary die from a pair of dice as a hardware random number generator. For the sake of fun, let's ignore anything about the security of computer's random number generators. Write a script or program that outputs a ra...

code-golf code-challenge fastest-code random

grc

4:20 AM

^ seems trivial - essentially four bytes in J: ?5$6

RikerW

Thank you @NewMainPosts.

TanMath

hello all!

RikerW

Hello...

Bai

Dennis

I really dislike that it's possible to answer a question after it has been closed. ಠ_ಠ

Thomas Kwa

thanks @Dennis

quartata

4:31 AM

@ThomasKwa Why did you say I was missing a byte?

...

RikerW

I see 10

Thomas Kwa

There's a nine byte answer

quartata

Oh.

That was... confusing.

Thomas Kwa

qJrz0_XJG

quartata

You could have said "there's a golfier version" :P

What the heck is J

Thomas Kwa

4:32 AM

First occurrence in code: assigns the J variable

quartata

Oh that's the weird variable that's A

Thomas Kwa

Subsequent occurrences: returns the value of J

quartata

Ah.

gotta go

RikerW

bai

Thomas Kwa

/me waves to @quartata

RikerW

4:34 AM

@quartata is afk for reasons unknown...

quintopia

@ThomasKwa I wish there was a variable that was (set to new value and return old value every time)

or maybe a variable that had a dedicated single-char command to set it

quartata

@ThomasKwa I'll change it tomorrow when I have time to change the links and the explanation

TanMath

hello!

quartata

I knew J did something weird but I did not get that is what it did

quintopia

codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/68725/play-the-word-chain this still needs a working answer!

TanMath

4:42 AM

@quintopia I was going to say the same! I GOT NINJA'D

quintopia

I saw you say hello and figured out that you were about to say it. I NINJA'D YOU ON PURPOSE.

Thomas Kwa

4:59 AM

@quintopia Be patient.

@TanMath It's only been six hours.

El'endia Starman

@ThomasKwa I'm pretty sure he posted that just to ninja TanMath. :P

Thomas Kwa

@TanMath is it fine if I clear up your spec a little?

orlp

@quartata 1.5min off WR

Thomas Kwa

I'll take that as a yes

@orlp what WR?

a game speedrun?

quartata

smw 96 exit I presume

I stopped watching because I had to go do something

xnor

5:20 AM

how would one use the Pyth invariant operator I? I'm not understanding the args <pfn> <any> <n-1:any>

i'd like to use it on a single-arg function that is not a built-in

Thomas Kwa

@xnor Can you L it?

xnor

i think so, but i'm not seeing how to use I on a named function either

Thomas Kwa

I think pfn means you do yI<arg><arg>

xnor

oh, the func comes first

is this done because it wouldn't parse otherwise?

Thomas Kwa

I don't know

Yeah, I think it's easier that way

If, say, M came first, then the arity would be unknown until it found the function to map by.

xnor

5:29 AM

thanks, that works, but it's long

Thomas Kwa

what are you making?

xnor

trying to bifrucate the atbash palindrome: codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/68757/…

i need to name the func, it won't take an anon func as a pfn?

Thomas Kwa

I haven't ever used I, but I suspect so.

_IsXBrz0G) is 10 bytes

El'endia Starman

@ETHproductions Wow, took me a while to get back to this. 3/(x+y) converges to sqrt(3/2), and yes, 4/(x+y) converges to sqrt(2). My guess is that 5/(x+y) will converge to sqrt(5/2).

Aaaand YUP. It makes sense, though, when you consider that a = k/(a+a) has a unique solution: a = sqrt(k/2).

xnor

well, +/-, but i assume your initial conditions take care of that

El'endia Starman

5:37 AM

Which quintopia observed earlier.

@xnor Yeah, it's always positive.

Alex A.

@Zgarb I'm trying to separate your integers but they're proving to be rather difficult to get apart.

mınxomaτ

I love ingrish.

grc

5:55 AM

@xnor stop breaking all my answers >:(

xnor

that one test case makes the problem so much harder

Alex A.

Never Gonna Slam It Up - Quad City DJs Vs. Rick Astley

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xnor

@grc fwiw, I got the same thing for word chains, but one byte worse handling the empty case

today is the day of lots of posted solutions that handle all the test cases but still fail the spec

Alex A.

lel

RIP site integrity

Dennis

@xnor If you're going to break three of my answers at once, could you at least do it before 3:00?

:P

Alex A.

6:02 AM

What has xnor been doing?

Dennis

Shouldn't f(1,8,1,7) be True because the king immediately captures the pawn? I think there's a subtlety where pawn row 7 cannot be treated as row 6 if the king captures immediately. — xnor 10 mins ago

grc

ruining everyone's answers

Dennis

Applies to all answers.

grc

(or helpfully pointing out missed cases)

I think lambda x,y,p,q:q-q/7>=max(y-1-(6<q<y),x-p,p-x) would fix it but not sure yet

Alex A.

Dammit xnor.

xnor

6:03 AM

well, we know one question that won't be winning the Green Jersey: meta.codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/7962/20260

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Dennis

I think truncating the king's y coordinate at 7 is sufficient, but it's way too late to test.

Alex A.

Quit being so smart and helpful all the time. >:(

Dennis

See? I can't even English.

Alex A.

Ɠ_Ɠ

Dennis

New Jelly emoji?

Alex A.

6:05 AM

It won't replace \o@, but it's a nice companion

New Main Posts

Nice try, bot.

Alex A.

@DigitalTrauma FYI I deleted your comment and replaced it with one that doesn't mention Stack Overflow. SO would be pissed if they knew we told that person to post that question there. :P

mınxomaτ

6:22 AM

Perfect response for badly spec'ed challenges: w33.imgup.net/Whatthefucd4e9.jpg

Alex A.

Anonymous

6:38 AM

I finally fixed permalinks in Seriously's online interpreter \o/

Anonymous

Now I get to edit a bunch of old permalinks because I changed the format /o\

Digital Trauma

@AlexA. fair enough :)

Anonymous

Slamtris - Quad City DJs vs Hirokazu Tanaka

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Anonymous

@orlp you speedrun smw?

orlp

@Mego ye I hold WR

in the 'I don't speedrun it' category

Anonymous

6:42 AM

Nah I beat you there :P

Anonymous

Oh you're talking about agdq

TanMath

6:58 AM

@ThomasKwa thanks!

grc

@TanMath I think the last two test cases are still wrong

TanMath

@grc huh?

grc

here's my output:

>>> f(['cancel', 'loitering', 'gnocchi', 'improv', 'vivic', 'child', 'despair', 'rat', 'tragic', 'chimney', 'rex', 'xylophone'], 'attic')
[['attic', 'child', 'despair', 'rat', 'tragic', 'cancel', 'loitering', 'gnocchi', 'improv', 'vivic', 'chimney'], ['attic', 'cancel', 'loitering', 'gnocchi', 'improv', 'vivic', 'child', 'despair', 'rat', 'tragic', 'chimney']]
>>> f(['cat', 'today', 'yoda', 'artistic', 'cute', 'ewok', 'kilo', 'to', 'otter'], 'attic')
[['attic', 'cat', 'today', 'yoda', 'artistic', 'cute', 'ewok', 'kilo', 'otter']]

TanMath

7:10 AM

@grc you are right..

I am in big trouble

@Mego could you help me?

Anonymous

@TanMath Whatcha need?

TanMath

@Mego Thannks for supporting me on the main site...

My problem is I messed up my testcases

And everybody is already angry...

Anonymous

Just fix them

TanMath

what should I do?

grc

relax

we're not angry lol

Anonymous

7:12 AM

^

mınxomaτ

^^^

Anonymous

In a week nobody will remember that they were messed up

TanMath

@Mego but e erybody is angry already...People are going to have to change their answers again

Anonymous

Not if you keep the spec and just fix the test cases

grc

user81655's is correct to the spec

Anonymous

7:14 AM

Granted, we're going to be really busy next week, what with graduation and everything

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TanMath

;)

@Mego whose graduation now?

grc

mine is wrong to both the spec and the test cases because I misread the post

Anonymous

@TanMath Ours, of course

TanMath

ha!

now, you sure I shouldn't just take out the "print all multiple output sequences" part?

quintopia

you're kidding right? I thought we were graduating tomorrow!...all this prep for nothing :/

grc

7:16 AM

@TanMath the spec is fine - just fix up the last two test cases

Anonymous

@quintopia By Valve time, it is tomorrow

TanMath

guys...it is on March 1!

@grc but people do not like it...

quintopia

@Mego ah. so we're graduating right around the time HL3 comes out?

Anonymous

@quintopia And Dota 3

grc

we've already graduated - there are just a few caching problems

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quintopia

7:18 AM

@Mego I'm holding my breath. Should be okay, right?

Anonymous

@grc shouldiblamecaching.com

quintopia

cache in your chips for graduation. (there should be an award for PPCG in general when it graduates, for like, longest beta period or something)

grc

@Mego pity that site's cache control is only set to 10min

Anonymous

@quintopia We're 5th-longest

Anonymous

(currently)

Alex A.

7:25 AM

> Sending primates into space helps NASA test new ways to get rid of monkeys

quintopia

7:45 AM

@Mego so...totally doable then, right?

grc

@quintopia are you suggesting we campaign for the graduation of the four older beta sites?

Sherlock9

How do I do memoization in Ruby?

I'm trying to test a function that may require more memory than God since it every call k calls k-1 and that calls k-2 all the way down.

Anonymous

@Sherlock9 Someone did it in the gamma function golf

Anonymous

I just don't remember how it's done

Sherlock9

Thanks for the clue

El'endia Starman

7:58 AM

> may require more memory than God

I like this. :P :D

Sherlock9

Thanks :D

@Mego, there is no Ruby answer to the gamma function golf

Anonymous

@Sherlock9 Then maybe it was another one of my challenges, lemme look

Anonymous

Hmm, nope, there is a Ruby answer but it doesn't memoize

Anonymous

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Q: Is there a convention for memoization in a method call?

I want to avoid reevaluation of a value in method call. Untill now, I was doing this: def some_method @some_method ||= begin # lot's of code end end But it ends up quite ugly. In some code, I saw something like the following: def some_method @some_method ||= some_method! end privat...

ruby coding-style memoization

grc

use Python :D

@functools.lru_cache()

El'endia Starman

8:13 AM

Since when did programming languages do memoization for you?! o.O

Anonymous

@El'endiaStarman Since Python 3

grc

*since python 3

Anonymous

import this

mınxomaτ

@grc The alt text is heresy.

grc

8:32 AM

@mınxomaτ Yes it is. I bet all 20 of them could be shorter in Perl.

Sherlock9

@grc I have already written an answer to the question I'm working on (Bernoulli again) in Python. I wanted to try writing one in Ruby

Welp, the following did not work
def e(m)
@e||=begin                                                                                                                s,p=0r,1;m.times{|k|a=m-k;s+=p*e(k)/-~a;p=p*a/-~k};1-s
end                                                                                                                            end

But yeah, Python 3's memoization is a godsend

Anonymous

9:08 AM

Damnit you're gonna make me test more stuff

Sherlock9

I've already posted it

Anonymous

Yeah but I'll have to test it to verify

Anonymous

Which means actually remembering how to invoke Ruby code

Sherlock9

Well, if you have any Ruby tips for this answer: codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/68787/47581 let me know

Anonymous

Remind me again how to invoke Ruby functions?

Anonymous

9:14 AM

I'm running it on 49, it should finish around when we graduate

Sherlock9

For lambda rockets b=->m then use b.call(m)

Why did you start with 49?

Anonymous

Is b.call(m) any different than b[m]?

Anonymous

And I started with 49 because the previous Ruby answer started being invalid around there

Sherlock9

9:27 AM

Wait, I can use b[m]? Let me check

Well, I'll be darned

Lembik

10:35 AM

hi all. slightly random question for the python gurus.. If I have a zip file and want to rename all the .pdf files in it. Can you do that entirely from within python by some python module magic?

Lembik

10:51 AM

hmmm.. zipfile appears to be terrible.. oh well

overactor

Is it just me or does oeis not have a sequece for the amount of occurences of '1' in the decimal representation of n?

Lembik

@overactor that seems odd

@overactor it's a very simple sequence however

what do you want to know about it?

overactor

@Lembik Nothing really, I was just searching thorough oeis a bit

Lembik

@overactor oeis.org/A000120

I now wonder why you didn't find it :)

overactor

@Lembik That's the binary expansion

oeis.org/…

Lembik

11:00 AM

oh you want decimal!

sorry

no one worries about decimal :)

it's a very boring sequence :)

overactor

@Lembik :'(

Lembik

humans lost out to computers a while ago

overactor

3 is everywhere - Numberphile

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related^

FlagAsSpam

11:24 AM

I like how perl has a part of the distribution specifically for thanking the creators of perl. See: perlthanks

>compgen -c perl
perl
perl5.16
perl5.18
perlbug
perlbug5.16
perlbug5.18
perldoc
perldoc5.16
perldoc5.18
perlivp
perlivp5.16
perlivp5.18
perlthanks
perlthanks5.16
perlthanks5.18

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Stitch me a picture (A modification of http://codegolf.stackexchange.com/posts/42348) The following python script cuts the picture to many pieces: #!/usr/bin/python import sys import random from PIL import Image origname = sys.argv[1] im = Image.open(origname) width, height = im.size wi...

Sherlock9

12:10 PM

Hey @Sp3000, is it alright if I post a 57-byte Ruby version of your Shotgun Numbers answer here codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/47345/47581?

This is my potential answer, btw: ->n{n.downto(2).map{|i|a=n%i<1?1:0;n+=a*i*(n/i%2*2-1)};n}

That a bit is because multiplying by True doesn't work in Ruby. Darn Ruby and not allowing implicit conversion of bool to int

New Meta Posts

12:53 PM

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Q: Definitive policy about answers not meeting the challenge specification

This question has been asked so often, I have no idea what our actual policy is: Almost-correct answers Should answers that break the rules be deleted? Should we flag and delete Not an Answer posts? Can we stop flagging poor answers as "not an answer"? What should count as "not an answer" here?...

discussion policy answers flags specification

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Convert Salesforce 15-character case-sensitive ID to 18-character case-insensitive code-golf string In Salesforce CRM, every object has 15-character alphanumeric ID, which is case-sensitive. However, tools used for migration and integration may or may not support case sensitivity. To overcome t...

Sp3000

@Sherlock9 Er sure? I think there was an awesome several-byte saving thing suggested by xnor which I never added because I wanted xnor to, maybe I should actually put that in some day...

Sherlock9

@Sp3000 Thanks. Posted.

Sp3000

Added a comment to my own post, which I'll one day update...

Sherlock9

I just looked at it. That is really clever :D

Right, I'm going to implement that as well, if you don't mind

Sp3000

1:13 PM

Go for it, might be good to link to xnor's chat post though :)

Sherlock9

Done and done.

zyabin101

@Sp3000 I don't think so. Comments can only be edited in first minutes of their existence (however, when the editing period ends, is a secret).

Sp3000

Ah, syntactic ambiguity. I meant updating the post, not the comment :P

Lembik

1:38 PM

hi all

is there any language in which you can easily rename files within a zip file? I was hoping you could do it in python but it seems python fails on that front. The zipfile module is very poor.

maybe it's a coding challenge :)

I assume it's hard in pyth :)

zyabin101

@Lembik I don't know. For now, you can just unzip, rename the unzipped copy, and zip back, but that's awfully expensive for source code. And I think the message is better suitable for Stack Overflow

Lembik

@zyabin101 thanks. I just asked here because people are brainy and nice :)

on SO they will close it as I haven't shown them code :)

GamrCorps

2:05 PM

Congrats @Doorknob for hitting 30k rep!

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Doorknob ♦, Texas, US

30k 8 64 205

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zyabin101

@Doorknob (^_^)/ Join the hype!

TimmyD

2:33 PM

@AlexA. @FlagAsSpam (and others) - for clarification, 10+9*8-7+654*3-21 is a valid full program in PowerShell. Save it as a .ps1 file, and then double-click it from the desktop or launch it via command-line (e.g., powershell.exe foo.ps1), and it'll output 2016 and exit. If you just double-click it, it may blink too fast for you to see, but it'll be there. PowerShell is this really goofy REPL-not-a-REPL, shell-not-a-shell, language-not-a-language ... thing.

Rainbolt

Why not just label the answer "Powershell" then? It doesn't work in Java, so it isn't "language agnostic" as it was labelled when I saw it yesterday

Oh, it's been edited since yesterday

Rainbolt

2:53 PM

Reading some of the comments on main make my head spin. Arguing about the difference between "output" and "print"? Arguing that "output" implies "full program"?

zyabin101

@Rainbolt Try meta Kappa

Rainbolt

@zyabin101 I have no idea what that means

zyabin101

@Rainbolt Kappa generally means (on Twitch) sarcasm or trolling. So I didn't really mean you to try asking on meta.

TimmyD

@zyabin101 My university didn't have fraternities

Rainbolt

@zyabin101 Yea, I looked up Kappa and saw that it meant light-hearted trolling, then I read your comment again, and still had no idea what you were saying

I guess I need more coffee

PhiNotPi

3:08 PM

One of my university's fraternities got their charter revoked a couple days ago.

Rainbolt

What for?

PhiNotPi

Not quite sure.

The national organization revoked it before the university did.

The two rumors floating around are drugs and/or sexual misconduct.

I've read the actual letter revoking the charter, it just uses the words "risk management policy violations" a lot.

And it also mentions the words "sketch cash" but I have literally no idea what that is referring to.

TimmyD

3:24 PM

@PhiNotPi Under-the-table monies used to pay Saturday Night Live actors?

quintopia

3:39 PM

@PhiNotPi sounds like a cautious way to condemn a nigh-criminal organization so as not to trigger even worse PR issues

Martin Büttner

3:56 PM

As much as I complained about Mathematica's graph layouting last time, sometimes it actually does magnificent work out of the box:

Sherlock9

That is very cool

Martin Büttner

that said... this works well up to depth 12:

and then this happens for 13:

Sherlock9

I recognize the numbers now. Do we have a Collatz tree challenge, or are you just messing around?

Oof

Martin Büttner

@Sherlock9 it's for a first-term C-programming tutorial which I'm organising.

(not producing those graphs. but the graph will go into the exercise sheet for visualisation of the problem.)

Sherlock9

Very cool

Martin Büttner

4:01 PM

just for lulz here is depth 30:

Optimizer

@MartinBüttner ok ok ok ok ok ok ok ok ok ok ok ok WTF

Martin Büttner

or without the labels:

zyabin101

Where's @eNpzyc8vys7LTwIADjsDPw==? Kappa

Martin Büttner

okay, enough pictures for now...

zyabin101

@MartinBüttner Wow, that's a big graph.

Optimizer

4:02 PM

@MartinBüttner that is pretty sparse, isn't it?

Sherlock9

I wonder if you can use an H-tree layout with many missing branches?

Martin Büttner

@Sherlock9 you could, but I'm not sure how to tell Mathematica to do that :P

oh damn, it has some really nice built-in layouts

Sherlock9

Just idle muttering. It would be cool, but I haven't the faintest idea how to go about that inside or outside of Mathematica

Such as?

Martin Büttner

let me quickly create a grid, so I don't have to post each one separately

3

in the end I was mostly impressed by the first one, because that's actually useful

some of the others do look neat though

(click for larger version)

I'm sure the others give great visualisations for other types of graphs though

(and I've only included about half of them)

Digital Trauma

4:27 PM

@Doorknob You beat me to 30k! Pretty close though...

TimmyD

@MartinBüttner The thumbnail here kinda looks like a partially finished Bob Ross painting.

zyabin101

@DigitalTrauma Don't call his name! He will know!

Martin Büttner

4:44 PM

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Q: Print 1 to 15, using different printers

Making a versatile integer printer is nice and all, but writing a single code that prints a lot of different numbers is cumbersome. Wouldn't it be easier to make a script that outputs a number, but also gives you a new script to get the next number? Challenge: Write a code that outputs a single...

code-golf string

quintopia

remind me how to escape backticks within inline code blocks?

Sherlock9

@MartinBüttner I should remind myself to star those pictures and ask for some sample code to try this myself

PhiNotPi

hi`hi

Zgarb

@quintopia Surround the block in double backticks.

PhiNotPi

4:59 PM

Double backticks work.

Zgarb

Or use <code> tags.

PhiNotPi

<code>probably doesn't work in chat....</code>

Sherlock9

How about \\`?

Well, \`

RikerW

Thank you @NewMainPosts.

PhiNotPi

> 131238 bytes

pretty great IMO

flawr

5:10 PM

I didn't even notice how big it got, because it is just one line of code!

TimmyD

This is a surprisingly tricky challenge

Martin Büttner

@Sherlock9 it's a simple option: GraphLayout -> "..." (e.g. "RadialEmbedding" for the first one)

xnor

@MartinBüttner Regarding deleting answers that break the spec where the spec is to blame, I think another way out would be to allow asker edits/clarifications/judgments to be overruled when this would happen. But this opens a can of worms about challenge ownership. What do you think?

Stewie Griffin

@flawr, I think you could have saved some thousand bytes if you didn't go for the -10 bonus =P

Martin Büttner

@xnor I think that rule changes are separate discussion.

xnor

5:26 PM

@MartinBüttner I understand and have read your answer there, I wanted to get your thoughts on overruling rules changes

Martin Büttner

I don't think it's a good idea. Yes, rule changes are annoying, but in rare cases they are a good idea. If a rule change can save a broken challenge but invalidates two answers, I'd rather have those two answers fixed/deleted than having them add clutter to the valid answers.

Sherlock9

@MartinBüttner Thanks

Martin Büttner

@xnor but I don't see how that's different from what I've said in that answer, and how your suggestion is different from your comment on that answer ;)

xnor

i can't remember a link, but i remember a question where a new user posted a popular question, made a ruling/change that would invalidate some answers, then someone else went and outright edited the spec to roll back the question

i'm not aware of there being any meta guidance about doing that

Martin Büttner

challenge ownership is definitely something we haven't really sorted yet

Doorknob

5:37 PM

@GamrCorps \o/ Thanks!

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

5:48 PM

Could someone test this in Jolf, for me? It doesn't work on IE. z+t5

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Q: Letters, Get Moving! Pt. 2

The first Letters, Get Moving! was very popular, but had limited participation. This one will be easier to solve, but hopefully involve some tricks in golfing. You are given a string of only lowercase letters. For each letter, with position in the alphabet m, move it so it becomes the mth letter...

code-golf string

Martin Büttner

@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15

missing spaces

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