The Nineteenth Byte

Geobits

5:01 PM

Oh god I need to fax something. I hate people sometimes.

Anonymous

@DonMuesli The urge to pee became overwhelming before I managed to paste the link

Anonymous

@Zgarb That's kinda how Seriously always looks. Box drawing characters ftw.

El'endia Starman

A couple I knew from high school finally got engaged today.

My reaction was essentially "Finally. Took you long enough." :P

Zgarb

@El'endiaStarman How long was that?

El'endia Starman

4.5 years of dating.

Easterly Irk

5:04 PM

I has magic cat. HTF is she still dry? o_O

But, inside now.

El'endia Starman

I was pretty sure they'd be married eventually after the first two or three years. :P

Easterly Irk

lol

Don Muesli

@Mego That's a little bit more information than I needed

That's a little bit more information than i needed, Pulp Fiction

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Zgarb

Meh, it took 7 years for me and my wife. ;)

El'endia Starman

5 years for my brother and his wife.

Anonymous

5:07 PM

My gf and I are going on 3 years on Thursday

El'endia Starman

\o/

Anonymous

I should add matrix ops to Seriously

Anonymous

Wouldn't be that hard to do, and they wouldn't conflict with most of the list ops now

TimmyD

Wife and I have been together for 17 years, married for 10.5 of that

Anonymous

17 years is quite a while

Anonymous

5:10 PM

Blink twice if you're being held against your will

El'endia Starman

What if he's being held with his will?

Blink thrice?

zyabin101 the Hated

@Dennis Congrats on reaching the pi(n) bounty! \o/

Zgarb

He's possibly blinking vigorously, you just can't see it.

zyabin101 the Hated

(naq na hcibgr. 60 erc gbgny)

Anonymous

Thoughts on this?

Anonymous

5:19 PM

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Generate ASCII Art related Given a black-and-white image in any reasonable lossless format (png, ppm, etc.; filename or raw bytes) as input, output ASCII art that is as close to the input image as possible. Notes Only linefeeds and ASCII bytes 32-127 may be used. The input image will be crop...

Nathan Merrill

@Mego I'm mostly worried about your image comparison

I looked it up, and it says its comparable to human comparison, and if it is, awesome

but if it isn't, then I might consider it a candidate for popularity-contest

Anonymous

Structural similarity is designed to be comparable to human comparison

Anonymous

That's why I chose it

Nathan Merrill

right, but I've never seen it in practice

Anonymous

It makes the scoring objective so that it doesn't have to be a popcon

Anonymous

5:29 PM

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Q: Compress an image to a 4 KiB preview

In this challenge you will be creating an image preview compression algorithm. It's goal is to reduce an arbitrary image file to a 4 KiB preview image, that can be used to quickly identify images with very little bandwidth. You must write two programs (or one combined program): a compressor and ...

Optimizer

> Since chat is an extension of the main Q&A site, the Be Nice policy applies here too.
> See something that makes you uneasy? Don't hesitate to flag it.

zyabin101 the Hated

I have seen that.

Optimizer

SE encourages flagging

TimmyD

Flagging is wonderful and does all things.

Anonymous

In my experience, flagging primarily exists to draw 10k/mod attention to a room

Anonymous

5:31 PM

Its secondary purpose is to deal with offensive/inappropriate/spam messages

Nathan Merrill

@Mego the second answer is noteworthy

Anonymous

TimmyD

@Geobits flagged as obsolete

Nathan Merrill

the images look very similar, but produce a bad score

I like the fact that the scoring is objective

but it does have downsides

Anonymous

The downside (that dssim scores don't always line up with human visual comparison) is much less than the alternative (using a tag that I strongly dislike and really doesn't work)

Nathan Merrill

5:34 PM

you have to pick your poison :)

Anonymous

Obviously if a submission produces good-looking images, upvote it regardless of its score

Nathan Merrill

this discussion has made me think that we need to change the name of popularity-contest

Anonymous

I'll pick the poison that's not lethal

Nathan Merrill

we don't actually like answers that win because they are popular

Anonymous

human-judged was suggested in a meta thread once

Nathan Merrill

5:35 PM

yeah, that sounds better

Anonymous

That could also mean the challenge author could say "I'll accept the one that I think is the best, given these criteria." Whether or not that is a good thing is up for debate.

Nathan Merrill

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Q: Proposing new winning criterion tag: Voter-judged

I'm stepping into a hornet's nest here. Popularity contests have been controversial. Some detractors believe that non-objective winning criteria are simply unacceptable. Others are OK with subjectivity in theory, but dislike that voters upvote answers based on coolness rather than programming me...

discussion tags winning-criteria popularity-contest

they were actually proposing a new tag

oh, and I see you posted a comment as well

Lembik

hello all

Anonymous

I commented on that? Doesn't look like it.

Nathan Merrill

er, my bad, didn't post the second link\

@steveverrill 1. I like human-judged or user-judged. 2. Posterity alone is a terrible reason to do (or not to do) anything. — Mego Feb 10 at 5:05

Anonymous

5:44 PM

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Q: The state of the popularity contest tag

Recently, there's been a strong push against popularity-contest challenges. This post sums up the general feelings of the community pretty well, in my opinion. Even when challenge authors do everything right (like with Patch the Image), the challenges still attract close votes. The issue is begin...

discussion questions scope challenge-quality popularity-contest

Anonymous

That was from my meta post :P

Anonymous

You'll see that I also answered it, voting to retire the tag

Anonymous

I am very much against it because I am very much against trying to control how users vote

Geobits

I am very much in favor of controlled voting. In fact, we should just get rid of the upvote button altogether.

Anonymous

Because 1) to me, that goes against the SE policy of anyone can vote how they wish, and 2) there's no way to enforce it

Nathan Merrill

5:47 PM

I think I agree with the downvoters

I agree that we should retire it, but not because we are trying to control how users vote

Geobits

I think we can all agree that we need to completely rid the world of fax machines first, though.

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Q: Yahtzee Small Straight Detection

In the game Yahtzee, players roll five six-sided dice, and attempt to create certain hands to score points. One such hand is a small straight: four consecutive numbers, not necessarily in order. The three possible small straights are 1, 2, 3, 4, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 3, 4, 5, 6. For example, [3, 5, 6,...

code-golf number

lirtosiast

@NewMainPosts That was actually pretty fast.

Nathan Merrill

@Geobits Ah that's right. It's worry #8,567, while retiring popularity-contest is #8,568 what-if.xkcd.com/imgs/a/146/dontcare.png

randomra

6:01 PM

how do you take nub of an array in CJam?

Maltysen

@Geobits but the downvote button would still be there, right? ;P

Geobits

But of course :D

Dennis

@zyabin101theHated Thanks!

Lembik

I have another fastest code challenge in mind :)

involving matrices!

Anonymous

inb4 determinant

Lembik

6:15 PM

@Mego what is that?

mınxomaτ

The mean compression timeline for browsers with Brotli-like compression. IE11 takes the cake :D

Lembik

basically codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/68176/… but for fastest-code

Nathan Merrill

there are lots of code-golf questions that should be fastest-code if only somebody would host them

Lembik

@NathanMerrill what do you mean by host them? Do you mean write a new question?

Anonymous

If your challenge is identical to another challenge except for the win condition, it's probably not interesting/novel enough to be its own challenge

lirtosiast

6:17 PM

Thanks @MartinBüttner

@Mego I strongly disagree.

Nathan Merrill

@Mego as do I.

lirtosiast

Even prime counting was very interesting as fastest-code and code-golf

Nathan Merrill

@Lembik yeah, we have very few people that are willing to spend the time to run all of the answers

Anonymous

@lirtosiast Alright let's make fastest-code versions of every code-golf problem we have

lirtosiast

@Mego I didn't say that.

Nathan Merrill

6:20 PM

the problem is that we have lots of code-golf that should actually be fastest-code challenges

Anonymous

"strongly disagree" -> that is almost certainly not true in your opinion

Martin Büttner

@lirtosiast kinda crazy how almost every answer got that wrong.

mınxomaτ

@NathanMerrill An automated test server with webhooked repos as submission is probably the easiest way to do this.

lirtosiast

@MartinBüttner Yeah, 6 out of the first 7 answers!

That must be some sort of record.

Nathan Merrill

@mınxomaτ we've talked about it, but nobody's actually done it

Anonymous

6:21 PM

Which means that, in your opinion, for most code-golf questions, it would be perfectly valid to have a fastest-code version

Martin Büttner

@Mego not every problem that is interesting to golf is interesting to optimise for speed (and vice versa). that doesn't mean there aren't a lot of problems that are interesting for both winning criteria.

lirtosiast

@Mego I said I disagreed with your statement, not that I agreed with the polar opposite.

Anonymous

Let me rephrase my statement then:

mınxomaτ

@NathanMerrill I'm more than happy to provide the resources. I just have no idea how to write an API for the webhooks (though I have a github Developer Program membership, so I might want to read the docs at some point).

Anonymous

Simply changing the win condition from code golf to fastest code is not enough to make an interesting challenge for many of our existing challenges

Nathan Merrill

6:23 PM

@Mego I agree. I feel like we're just debating about the amounts now :P

lirtosiast

^

Anonymous

@mınxomaτ Setting something up via Heroku shouldn't be too difficult, since Heroku has a built-in feature for automatic pulling

Anonymous

My advice is this: don't go on a s/code-golf/fastest-code/g spree

Nathan Merrill

^

Anonymous

I'm not convinced the challenge you linked, @Liam, would make an interesting fastest code challenge. Then again, I haven't looked at the challenge in-depth, so take my previous sentence with a grain of salt.

lirtosiast

6:27 PM

@MartinBüttner IYO is it better to require consistent truthy/falsy values for future challenges?

Anonymous

If I don't get swallowed whole by Nethack today, I might try setting up a rudimentary fastest code testing server on Heroku

Martin Büttner

@lirtosiast not necessarily

(it wouldn't have made a big difference for my code anyway)

Anonymous

I fixed it :)

Anonymous

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A: Yahtzee Small Straight Detection

Seriously, 21 bytes 3R`;4+@x`M4,╨╗`╜íu`MΣ Try it online! Explanation: 3R`;4+@x`M4,╨╗`╜íu`MΣ 3R`;4+@x`M push [[1,2,3,4], [2,3,4,5], [3,4,5,6] 4,╨╗ push all 4-length permutations of input to register 0 ` `M map: ╜íu push 1-ba...

Anonymous

@lirtosiast That's a 1-byte difference in a lot of languages, so it doesn't really matter

Anonymous

6:39 PM

Plus the norm is to allow any truthy value

El'endia Starman

TIL more about how our eyes adapt to bright light and darkness. It's pretty cool.

Anonymous

@lirtosiast The challenge seemed simple, but there were a lot of gotchas that people didn't consider :P

Martin Büttner

@El'endiaStarman my eyes can't adapt to the length of those lines of text (and my hand is too lazy to minimise the browser window so I resize the wdith)

El'endia Starman

Sounds like you've been conditioned by news/other websites.

Martin Büttner

> Mathematica, 39 43 44 bytes

2

^ you're doing it wrong

El'endia Starman

6:44 PM

hahaha

But hey, now they have a 44 to cross out!

Anonymous

Ooh, I spot a clever morse arithmetic solution in Seriously that I'll have to do later

El'endia Starman

I thought this was funny and disturbing.

The Trouble with Transporters

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Martin Büttner

interesting: getting consecutive differences doesn't seem to be the shortest solution for Small Straights in CJam.

phase

The Stack Exchange app on Android is just spinning in circles when I try to login.

@Dennis the TIO run/save/debug buttons look weird on Android. Run shows a gear, save shows a hand holding a pen, and debug is something else.

New Main Posts

7:02 PM

-2

Q: 35 Oompa Loompas?

I hope members of this community would find this question amusing and of use in some particular cases of office debates: How many different entities named Oompa_Loompa are there in the code code? Can you mark which of these entities, each of the 35 occurrences of identifier Oompa_Loompa denot...

java

Martin Büttner

@phase that's what they show on desktop for me too

Liam

@Mego which link were you talking about?

Martin Büttner

(debug being a cross or a checkmark depending on whether it's on or off)

Aqua Tart

@NewMainPosts wtf

Dennis

@phase Yeah. Stupid emoji fonts...

mınxomaτ

7:10 PM

Use fa?

crayzeedude

@AquaTart Oompa, Loompa, doopity doo. I've got some coding puzzles for you...

Lembik

@NathanMerrill well.. I am tempted to ask one now :)

Martin Büttner

7:32 PM

woooo, CJam beat Pyth

Lembik

dear python people.. how can you iterate over all h by n binary matrices in python?

Martin Büttner

iterate over numbers, convert to binary, reshape into matrix?

Nathan Merrill

@Lembik I'd probably use itertools.product([0,1],h*n)

and then chunkify it

but if you're golfing that may be too many chars

El'endia Starman

Trying to figure out a solution without itertools, and itertools might actually be the shortest here.

Nathan Merrill

[itertools.product([0,1],h*n)[i*n:i*n+n] for i in range(h)]

El'endia Starman

7:45 PM

What I have so far that only works for square matrices:

[[list(map(int,bin(x)[2:].zfill(h*n)[i::h])) for i in range(n)] for x in range(2**(h*n))]

Nathan Merrill

can you slice iterables?

ok, it looks like you can, good

El'endia Starman

>>> map(int, "0123456789")[2:5]
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<pyshell#24>", line 1, in <module>
    map(int, "0123456789")[2:5]
TypeError: 'map' object is not subscriptable

Not always.

Nathan Merrill

ok, I fixed the bugs:

[list(itertools.product([0,1],repeat=h*n))[i*n:i*n+n] for i in range(h)]

I have to do list as well

and repeat=

which is lame

Lynn

I want to plan a day on which folks chat in words that are just one part of a word long

New Main Posts

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Q: Half-reverse a binary string

This is a follow-up question to my Puzzling.SE question: I asked if there’s a function f mapping Boolean strings to Boolean strings, so that f(f(b)) = reverse(b) for all input strings b. The above link contains a positive answer, with proof, by the great f'', but you might want to ponder the que...

code-golf string

Lynn

7:53 PM

It’s a breath of fresh air. March, May, and June would be good months to plan it in!

El'endia Starman

"a word long"?

Lynn

One part of a word.

El'endia Starman

Oh, I see. Wow, that was hard to parse.

It's "just one (part of a word) long".

Which still doesn't make much sense. :P

Lynn

It would be like “talk like a sea crook day”, you know? But yeah, stuff gets a bit hard to parse like this, and at times it’s hard to hint at the words you mean. :<

Lembik

@NathanMerrill ah.. chunkify :)

Lynn

7:57 PM

I guess you can sort of see what I mean by “part of a word” if you see the way I talk right now.

El'endia Starman

So, no compound words?

Reminds me of "Thing Explainer".

Lynn

I guess those are banned – I can’t think of one that’s just one part of a word long – but I mean words that have just one rime.

Anonymous

I'm guessing he means 1 syllable words

Lynn

@El'endiaStarman It feels a lot like that!

Anonymous

Just hovered over the link - yep

El'endia Starman

8:02 PM

@Mego I only got that after looking at the link.

Lynn

@Mego Yup, that’s right. (The “he” isn’t, though...)

El'endia Starman

Clever self-restriction, actually.

Anonymous

@Lynn I went by your old name, which made me think male

Anonymous

No two or more rime words in chat is hard :/

Lynn

You should watch this talk by Guy Steele (by sheer luck, his name fits the rule, too!)

It’s long, but soooo worth it.

Whoa, if you do this for too long, words with more than one rime start to look weird as heck.

TimmyD

8:11 PM

Really weird?

;-)

Helka Homba

Is there a way to put newlines in a chatroom description? (e.g. for here: chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/26380/…)

crayzeedude

would you guys mind if i "shamelessly" promote a challenge in the sandbox that i'm wanting more feedback on

Helka Homba

@crayzeedude no

crayzeedude

wait

no as in dont do it or no as in you dont mind

@crayzeedude yes

8:14 PM

@crayzeedude Go for it. Asking input from others is never shameful.

crayzeedude

alright, here it is

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Help develop Alphys' newest puzzle! code-golf game Alphys, the Underground's Royal Scientist, has finished a prototype for a new puzzle. However, she can't seem to find anyone willing to test it. The rules of her puzzle are as follows: The goal is to get to the right side, starting from the ...

mınxomaτ

@Lynn I'm just mesmerized by his tie.

El'endia Starman

@Lynn I should definitely link to this in the Pytek room. @AquaTart, you should watch this.

trichoplax

@crayzeedude start from the tile on the bottom-center may make some people think you mean the middle tile of the bottom row.

crayzeedude

8:22 PM

@trichoplax I suspected that. I wasn't sure of how to word it at the time, so I'll change it in a bit

trichoplax

@crayzeedude (in a 4x4 array, this would be [3,0]) will mean the start of the third column to some people, and the start of the third row as you intend to others. It might be worth putting it also in English to remove amiguity: (in a 4x4 array, this would be [3,0] - the first tile of the third row)

@crayzeedude Also, I suspect you mean either [2,0] or [3,1] depending on whether you are indexing from 0 or 1

(although I may have misunderstood what the rule is for even side lengths)

crayzeedude

@trichoplax Basically, the rule for even side lengths is that the player starts on the lower of the two center tiles. In a 4x4 grid, this would be the second row from the bottom.

trichoplax

@crayzeedude Great - that's what I was thinking. So if you are using zero indexing you'd want [2,0] for a 4x4 array.

Aqua Tart

@El'endiaStarman ok

crayzeedude

@trichoplax Changed it up a bit. How's that look?

Martin Büttner

8:32 PM

@Lynn any reason, integer I/O isn't allowed for your challenge?

Lynn

How would that go?

Martin Büttner

oh because leading zeroes

trichoplax

@crayzeedude The wording is much better, but double check your zero indexed counting for the 5x5 array

Lynn

Yeah

Martin Büttner

well you could limit it to positive integer input and ignore the leading 1

but yeah that's a bit awkward

Lynn

8:34 PM

Right, that feels like it’s stretching “sane input formats”.

crayzeedude

@trichoplax Whoops, brain was thinking 1-indexed. Fixed it.

Lynn

I always try to specify some (usually very lenient) guidelines as opposed to writing “sane”. I dunno why.

trichoplax

Sounds better than pretending sanity can be defined...

Lynn

That’s the thing, yeah.

Also, I think what I’m allowing here is far beyond what most people would expect is “sane” :3

Skyl3r

imgur.com/luYMsdZ (SFW) potentially the most offensive error message a Microsoft product has given me.

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trichoplax

8:37 PM

It's good general advice... :)

crayzeedude

@Skyl3r What product was it??

Geobits

And you labeled that SFW???

Skyl3r

Visual Studio Code

@Geobits haha, sorry... I forgot just how offensive this could be.

Anonymous

@Skyl3r Seems fine to me

crayzeedude

Visual Studio Code?

Skyl3r

8:38 PM

It's not fine. There's not a way to change it as far as I can tell

TimmyD

@Skyl3r SFW == Spaces for the Win

Skyl3r

Yeah

Anonymous

Sure there is. Stop using Visual Studio.

Anonymous

Your life will be 14x better

Aqua Tart

@Lynn This is amazing

Skyl3r

8:39 PM

It's Visual Studio Code, it has almost no resemblance to Visual Studio

crayzeedude

either I havent heard of it or I don't remember what it is

Skyl3r

It's much more lightweight and intended for PHP, JavaScript, JSON, etc.

code.visualstudio.com

trichoplax

@crayzeedude Not sure if you edited but it isn't showing up here - still shows [3,0] for 5x5

Anonymous

It's VS trying to be Atom

Anonymous

Just use Atom

crayzeedude

8:40 PM

@trichoplax wow i never actually saved the edits

gg @ self

Easterly Irk

wolframalpha.com/input/…

Apparently people search that a lot.

Skyl3r

@Mego I do use Visual Studio though and I like it fairly well.

Easterly Irk

@Skyl3r oh god why

microsoft noooo

tabs FTW

Skyl3r

@EasterlyIrk I had to learn it for my current job.

Anonymous

@Skyl3r You poor thing. You clearly have Redmond syndrome.

crayzeedude

8:41 PM

VS itself is pretty good. VS Code is garbage.

Skyl3r

Was already heavily used when I joined.

trichoplax

@crayzeedude Ah - shows up now. The only other thing I can think to clarify for people who haven't played the original game:

Easterly Irk

@Skyl3r :/

trichoplax

Does the smell of orange last for one move or until made to smell of lemons or indefinitely?

crayzeedude

Will add that.

Easterly Irk

8:43 PM

@Skyl3r Then most important regex: s/\s\s\s\s/\t/

trichoplax

@EasterlyIrk You seem to have that backwards. I assume a typo...

Easterly Irk

Nah, I think it's good as is.

crayzeedude

And yeah, that's correct. Vice versa as well

Easterly Irk

@Doorknob don't comment on the space/tabs pls, I don't need more insane people contradicting me..

crayzeedude

Basically the smells override each other

Easterly Irk

8:44 PM

@crayzeedude what is this for?

RenderSettings

clearly you shouldn't be using any. gotta save those bytes. i'm sure your coworkers will understand.

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trichoplax

@EasterlyIrk No need to comment - Doorknob can just edit your comment to correct the regex :P

Anonymous

s/\t/ /g

Easterly Irk

@Doorknob and no mod powers...

Anonymous

@EasterlyIrk That regex will replace \t\t\t\t with \t, so it's wrong even if you're wrong about indentation

Easterly Irk

8:46 PM

what? I though \s is space.

Anonymous

\s is any whitespace character

Easterly Irk

Well, s/ /\t/

Lynn

\s is [ \t\n\v\r] or something silly.

crayzeedude

@EasterlyIrk For a challenge that I'm sandboxing. It has to do with the multicolored-tile puzzle in Undertale.

Easterly Irk

ELI5 pls? and link

Anonymous

8:46 PM

It matches spaces, tabs, linefeeds, carriage returns, and formfeeds

Martin Büttner

@Lynn depends on the regex flavour

Lynn

Vertical tabs are cute

Anonymous

w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_regexp_whitespace.asp

Martin Büttner

but if you're including \v there's likely also \f in it, and potentially a bunch of characters in the upper unicode ranges

flawr

crayzeedude

8:47 PM

@EasterlyIrk Link to my challenge or link to something about the original puzzle?

Martin Büttner

e.g. JS matches a character called "Mongolian vowel separator" with \s whatever that is...

flawr

FLAG EVERYTHNG

Does anyone know why this popped up today?

Did something change?

Martin Büttner

I've got the ECMAScript list in one of my github repos...

Anonymous

Probably because of the chat philosophy MSE post

trichoplax

@flawr I got this today too

Lynn

8:48 PM

What’s \f again?

flawr

@Mego What post?

Easterly Irk

Same as @flawr and @trichoplax, that is annoying.

Doorknob

@flawr It's a new message. Every signed in user sees it once and never again.

Easterly Irk

okai cool

flawr

Oh, ok

Easterly Irk

8:49 PM

@crayzeedude both

Anonymous

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Q: Toward a philosophy of Chat

TL;DR: The Problem This keeps happening in chat: Surprise at flags on vulgar messages. Language that would invariably get your comments deleted on the main site occasionally gets flagged and deleted in chat. Confusion reigns. Controversial topics leading to bickering and name-calling. Folks b...

discussion chat feedback help

Martin Büttner

@Lynn feed forward or something?

formfeed

trichoplax

@EasterlyIrk I didn't find it annoying, just unexpected. It meant I read the third place post again, and smiled at the comments about how chat would be an awful idea...

Martin Büttner

@Lynn my JavaScript test suite for \s:

@assertCharCodeFalse("\\s", [0x0..0x8])
@assertCharCodeTrue("\\s", [0x9..0xd]) # horizontal tab, line feed, vertical tab, form feed, carriage return
@assertCharCodeFalse("\\s", [0xe..0x1f])
@assertCharCodeTrue("\\s", [0x20]) # space
@assertCharCodeFalse("\\s", [0x21..0x9f])
@assertCharCodeTrue("\\s", [0xa0]) # no-break space
@assertCharCodeFalse("\\s", [0xa1..0x167f])
@assertCharCodeTrue("\\s", [0x1680]) # ogham space mark
@assertCharCodeFalse("\\s", [0x1681..0x180d])
@assertCharCodeTrue("\\s", [0x180e]) # mongolian vowel separator

Lynn

Ogham space marks :')

trichoplax

8:51 PM

Sounds like an astronaut injury...

crayzeedude

@EasterlyIrk The puzzle itself is a rectangular grid consisting of individual tiles, each with a certain color. Each color has its own "sadistic" function. For example, purple tiles make you smell like lemons and slide to the next tile. The goal is to make it to the right side. Wiki: undertale.wikia.com/wiki/multicolor_tile_puzzle My proposal: meta.codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/2140/…

Also, puzzle generator here: putnam3145.github.io/tilemaze

flawr

@Mego "(...) don't hesitate to to flag it."

Anonymous

@flawr I still think something should be done to minimize the stampeding hordes of blues/10k's when a flag is raised, but flagging bad stuff is good.

flawr

I completely agree!

crayzeedude

(about to get out of school, will be hopefully be back later this evening)

trichoplax

8:57 PM

@crayzeedude Don't forget to save your edit... ;)

crayzeedude

@trichoplax I saved it! :P

flawr

Does anyone know why this is: Whenever write something in a text editor (windows, e.g. notepad++) and hit enter, it will create \r\n. But why is it doubled up? Wouldn't \n suffice?

Anonymous

Because Windows line ending format is \r\n

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