The Nineteenth Byte

Alex A.

04:00

oh

oh god, always bsd

Dennis

My coding style changes drastically from language to language.

Downgoat

@PinCrash this syntax is weirder than perl O_o

My Ham DJ

Except that the whitespace got screwed up.

LockOpeners

always K&R

aka BSD?

Downgoat

My Ham DJ

04:00

Here's a better one: strawpoll.me/7168680

Pin Crash

@Downgoat dude, Lisp has possibly the best syntax of all programming languages ever [citation needed]

Alex A.

@MyHamDJ FTFY

Pin Crash

/hides

LockOpeners

@PinCrash Factor & other FORTHy languages are pretty dope

Alex A.

@Downgoat I GNU something was wrong with those braces

Downgoat

04:01

@MyHamDJ pls add "hell no" option

LockOpeners

Concatenative languages in general really

are dope

Sp3000

@MyHamDJ Would probably depend on the section of code in particular

LockOpeners

Factor isn't really good for golfing

unfortunately

My Ham DJ

@AlexA. First I was like "How the crap did you do that?" And then I was like "Oh duh, you're a mod."

Alex A.

:P

LockOpeners

04:02

you have to import most vocabs

Downgoat

@MyHamDJ do what?

LockOpeners

including the 'kernel' vocab

and it has mandatory whitespace

My Ham DJ

@Downgoat Edit my chat.

Downgoat

oh

mods can do that?!

El'endia Starman

...yes.

My Ham DJ

04:02

So apparently I am in the minority liking brackets on a new line.

LockOpeners

yes

Downgoat

Does SE not see how that could go very wrong...

Sp3000

@xnor Out of curiosity, what did you have for -1+i?

LockOpeners

there are allegedly studies that say new line form is more readable

My Ham DJ

I think SE trusts mods to not do anything stupid.

LockOpeners

04:03

but I still don't like it

El'endia Starman

@Downgoat SE picks its mods well...

Downgoat

@LockOpeners [citation-needed]

Dennis

@MyHamDJ But not alone. I always put them on a new line in C.

Alex A.

strawpoll.me/7168709

Downgoat

@El'endiaStarman I trust all the mods here but still...

LockOpeners

04:04

brackets forever

except in Factor

because it's stack based and you don't really need brackets :)

Alex A.

@MyHamDJ I use whatever's standard for the language I'm working with. For example, in C# I guess the standard is for them to go on their own line.

Sp3000

@AlexA. ☑ I don't really care, I'll just adapt

My Ham DJ

@AlexA. As someone that primarily uses C++ and python, how can I answer? lol

Dennis

@Downgoat There's a revision history, so...

xnor

@Sp3000 the same as feersum except i was trying to solve the math for the sum zero case

El'endia Starman

04:05

@Downgoat Plus, there's that thing how other mods and SE employees can serve as a check against any potential rogue mods...

Alex A.

@Sp3000 Good answer :)

xnor

@Sp3000 i didn't think to test if it just might be (3,7) though

LockOpeners

If I am working on someone elses project or whatever

and they use new line style

El'endia Starman

@AlexA. I wish I could check braces and significant whitespace.

LockOpeners

then yes of course I will

Sp3000

04:06

@xnor Ah, I see. I'd still be interested in a proof, but it seems to work for small inputs at least

Alex A.

@El'endiaStarman So you need {, some amount of indentation, and }, or else it won't run?

El'endia Starman

Haha, no, just that I like both ways.

Alex A.

Oh haha

El'endia Starman

Braces are more flexible, significant whitespace is cleaner.

Alex A.

I was like "what kind of language would do that??"

@El'endiaStarman Which is why I like the do/end :)

Downgoat

04:07

Also, I am changing my side on tabs v spaces, tabs are better

Alex A.

:/

El'endia Starman

@Downgoat \o/

Alex A.

What made you decide that?

El'endia Starman

Why the change of heart though?

....[sigh] ninja'd.

@AlexA. But that's not much different than braces...

Alex A.

Nope

My Ham DJ

04:08

I predict that this won't be controversial at all or start any flamewars: strawpoll.me/7168744

Alex A.

Gives the impression of cleanliness though :P

El'endia Starman

Though you do have a point. It's nice to have stuff like While ... Wend, If ... Endif, etc.

Downgoat

1. Makefiles force you to use tabs so my vim is using tabs anyway 2. So when someone indents their entire project with 8 spaces, it doesn't look like shit for me...

Alex A.

@MyHamDJ Granted, Mac isn't an OS, nor is Linux. Linux is a kernel and Mac is a line of computers. OS X is the OS.

Dennis

@MyHamDJ Neither Linux nor Mac is an OS.

My Ham DJ

04:08

@El'endiaStarman That makes me think of VB. I dislike VB.

Dennis

ninja'd

Alex A.

Ninja'd

Sp3000

@AlexA. To put it this way: when you're in a company with a large number of employees and someone chucks a style guide your way, everybody's got to comprise so that at least when you're reading new code, there's nothing to complain about style-wise since everything looks the same :P

Downgoat

Also Tab < Spaces in terms of bytes

El'endia Starman

@MyHamDJ Those came from Blitz 2D/3D, which was indeed inspired by BASIC.

My Ham DJ

04:09

@Dennis @AlexA. True, but you both new exactly what I meant.

Sp3000

@MyHamDJ Dual boot. I need both Windows and Linux.

Alex A.

@Sp3000 Yep. As strong as my personal stylistic opinions are, I think consistency is more important.

My Ham DJ

Would you prefer OS X and GNU/Linux?

Alex A.

OS X

@Sp3000 s/Windows/OS X/

Dennis

OS X will never be an option for me.

Sp3000

04:10

Ditto

Downgoat

I have just a Windows and OS X dual-boot because Linux can be easily run in a VM

Sp3000

Probably a different reason though

Alex A.

What's your reason?

My Ham DJ

@El'endiaStarman I had to rewrite old VB that was written by some professors, and it was the worst code I have ever seen. So now I have an irrational hatred of VB.

Alex A.

@Downgoat As can Windows; I have a Windows 7 VM on my Mac

El'endia Starman

04:11

@MyHamDJ It was probably bad code because it was written by professors. :P

Alex A.

There are some different people in here than the last time this was posted, so strawpoll.me/7168769

My Ham DJ

@El'endiaStarman Exactly. =D

Downgoat

@AlexA. I had a Windows 7 Parallels but it was slow as hell...

My Ham DJ

They actually wrote this:

array = line.split()
array = split(line)

Downgoat

@MyHamDJ you have to add 4 spaces/line for it to monospace

Sp3000

04:12

@AlexA. I just can't think of anything Mac provides that the other two don't, apart from iOS development (which I'm not planning to do)

My Ham DJ

@Downgoat tyvm

Downgoat

np

My Ham DJ

I will master chat markdown one of these days.

Alex A.

@Sp3000 OS X runs really well, it's a very nice, clean OS that won't make you tear your hair out (lookin' at you, Windows), Mac hardware is super reliable, ... Idk. I just like it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Sp3000

Oh, should probably mention the other half is I don't have Mac hardware

Downgoat

04:15

@AlexA. I would post a carrot pointing to this message but carets condemned in here so I'll just post this message

Alex A.

I can't speak to what running OS X on non-Apple hardware is like (AKA a "Hackintosh")

@Downgoat I've seen several carets in here earlier

Downgoat

oh, okay, then ^^^^^

Alex A.

Not that I'm advocating for them :|

My Ham DJ

Man, I would love a hackintosh, but I don't think I'm persistent enough to ever go through with it.

Alex A.

You could just a Macintosh

@Sp3000 I don't even know how to get OS X without having to buy an Apple computer

I'm told it's possible though

Dennis

04:18

Illegaly.

My Ham DJ

Not necessarily. There are legal ways.

Dennis

The EULA still forbids you from using it.

Downgoat

does anyone know if a zener starts to smoke, if it is still usable?

Sp3000

pulls up Google -> define:zener

Downgoat

Zener diode

A Zener diode allows current to flow from its anode to its cathode like a normal semiconductor diode, but it also permits current to flow in the reverse direction when its "Zener voltage" is reached. Zener diodes have a highly doped, p-n junction. Normal diodes will also break down with a reverse voltage but the voltage and sharpness of the knee are not as well defined as for a Zener diode. Also normal diodes are not designed to operate in the breakdown region, but Zener diodes can reliably operate in this region. The device was named after Clarance Melvin Zener, who discovered the Zener effect...

My Ham DJ

04:20

So what should I do if I have two separate posts in the sandbox with zero votes and comments?

Downgoat

edit them and they'll be bumped to the top

Sp3000

What you're doing right now

You might want to add "builtins related to countries" in addition to flags, just in case

Although I'm not so sure about "freely available interpreter/compiler for windows 10" - are there any languages which aren't cross-platform?

Downgoat

@Sp3000 s/just in case/just in case someone who knows mathematica sees the post/

El'endia Starman

@Sp3000 Yes, Blitz 2D/3D is Windows-only.

Alex A.

@Sp3000 Windows Batch is Windows only

Sp3000

04:22

I did have Mathematica in mind, but I wasn't sure whether it'd help :P

El'endia Starman

Which is understandable. It's hard to have cross-platform 3D graphics.

Alex A.

Mathematica runs on Mac

Sp3000

Hmm how about not cross-platform and not available on Windows? :P

My Ham DJ

@Sp3000 I don't know if there are any that people want to use.

Alex A.

@Sp3000 AppleScript

Dennis

04:22

@AlexA. Mac hardware is pretty much the same stuff, for twice the money.

Sp3000

... that's probably a good example (don't really know it though)

My Ham DJ

I just want to be able to test all of the submissions.

Sp3000

Ah k, fair enough

My Ham DJ

I suppose I could add Linux as another option, since I do have a dual boot.

Downgoat

@Dennis I guess the hardware cost includes all the free software that comes with it

My Ham DJ

04:24

It would just be easier since I've already got it ready and running on windows.

Dennis

@Downgoat Which you're forced to pay for, even if you never use it. This whole mindset is why I'll never own an Apple product.

Sp3000

Hmm I get the feeling Dennis is going to come along and win the flags challenge with 100% in some golfing lang :P

Alex A.

I can't imagine why you'd think that

That seems entirely implausible

And by that I mean that I'd be willing to bet a lot of money that you're correct :P

My Ham DJ

But would you be willing to bet a lot of rep?

Alex A.

Well...

My Ham DJ

04:30

SE rep > money.

Alex A.

In the event that I'm not elected moderator, I want to still be close to the 20k "trusted user" privilege threshold.

It'll go from 4k to 20k once we get our site design

Zach Gates

Gosh dangit

Downgoat

@AlexA. we have plenty of time before that happens, I think they are like 8 more sites that need designes

Alex A.

Oh yeah, I'm not saying it'll be right away (or even soon)

Sp3000

@MyHamDJ Regarding the music one, looks okay although I'm a bit curious about the augmented octave. Almost seems to me that minor ninth should be acceptable, but tbh given the word compression I'd expect most answers to only use augmented/diminished :P

mbomb007

04:32

@flawr Just play the video at a slower speed to see the real thing. Stretch the 20s out to 120 minutes and that's real time

Alex A.

@PinCrash How long did CR wait for a design?

Downgoat

@AlexA. I think about a year

can I get some feedback on this post, pleeeasse?

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Solve an Linear Equation This challenge with a better spec Spec Your program will take a linear equation containing a single variable x and output the value of x. Input / Parsing The input will only contain numbers, operators, parenthesis (()), x, and an = sign (this means no whitespace) Pa...

My Ham DJ

@Sp3000 Oooh, I hadn't thought of that.

Pin Crash

@AlexA. Depends when you start counting, but grad was announced September 2014 and we got design November 2015

My Ham DJ

I'll prolly remove augmented octave rather than adding minor ninth.

Keep it all within 12 half-steps.

Sp3000

04:34

Seems like the neater thing to do, yeah

Alex A.

@PinCrash Wow

Dennis

@MyHamDJ Are you willing to trade?

Pin Crash

Most sites don't seem to take quite that long though, CR was kind of an odd case (not saying that PPCG isn't)

My Ham DJ

@Dennis huh?

Trade what?

Alex A.

@PinCrash Given that we were in beta for 5 years I'd say we're at least some kind of an odd case. :P

Dennis

04:36

@MyHamDJ My SE rep for your money.

My Ham DJ

On one hand, I said that as a joke. But on the other hand, 130k is pretty tempting.

Downgoat

@Dennis I will trade money for golfing skill

My Ham DJ

What's the exchange rate?

Alex A.

The Stack Exchange rate, you mean? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Downgoat

@MyHamDJ What's the stack exchange rate? hahaha...

ninja'd to the bad joke...

Sp3000

04:39

@Downgoat You should probably have a non-integer example

My Ham DJ

ಠ_ಠ

Helka Homba

@Downgoat I'd like to see what would happen if someone outsourced their code to Dennis and then showed it to their boss

Downgoat

@HelkaHomba that's a unique way of quitting...

El'endia Starman

@Downgoat Yeah. "Hey boss, look at this awesome piece of code!" ".....what is this stuff? It's all just symbols!"

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Q: Music Interval Solver

In music theory, an interval is the difference between two pitches. Each pitch is defined by the number of half-steps (The difference between C and C#) or whole steps (The difference between C and D). One whole step is the same as two half-steps. Here is a list of all the default intervals and ...

Downgoat

04:47

@El'endiaStarman s/symbols/perl/

El'endia Starman

Perl at least has ASCII symbols.

"Oh, it's a new programming language called Jelly!" ".....what?"

Downgoat

Posted:

0

Q: Solve an Linear Equation

This challenge but with a better spec. Spec Your program will take a linear equation containing a single variable x and output the value of x. Input / Parsing The input will only contain numbers, operators, parenthesis (()), x, and an = sign (this means no whitespace) Parenthesis will always...

code-golf math parsing linear-algebra

Sp3000

"Hey boss, look at this awesome piece of code!" "... where's the code? You just handed me a blank sheet of paper!" -> 1) "It's in Whitespace!" 2) "It's my new language 'does whatever the boss wants in 0 bytes'!"

Downgoat

@Sp3000 who prints their code?

My Ham DJ

Whitespace isn't 0 chars. It's actually very verbose. It just doesn't look verbose.

Downgoat

04:52

@MyHamDJ SE strips out whitespace so if you don't markdown it correctly it is 0 bytes

Dennis

@El'endiaStarman I'd imagine APL would have the same effect.

Downgoat

can anyone think of something that rhymes with "mama" besides "domesticated llama"?

Pin Crash

4

Q: Output Tildes and Pluses

Inspired by this question, I wrote a program in Whitespace to output the following text: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~+~~+~~+~~+~~+~~+~~+~~+~~+~~+~~+~~+~~+~~+~~+~~+~ +~++~++~++~++~++~++~++~++~++~++~++~++~++~++~++~+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I ...

ascii-art whitespace-language

El'endia Starman

@Dennis True, just remarking on people plagiarizing your code. :P

My Ham DJ

@Downgoat Clearly, domesticated llama is your only good option.

Downgoat

04:54

@MyHamDJ it's the only thing I can think of

Dennis

I do have a few APL answers, but yes, plenty more Jelly.

And one M, as of today.

Optimizer

why?

Sp3000

@Downgoat Closet drama

My Ham DJ

How about Drama-rama-mama-llama?

Optimizer

why am I being dragged into the conversation?

Downgoat

04:56

@Optimizer unless you are a domesticated llama, then you are not being dragged into any conversation.

Sherlock9

@Downgoat Or use comments in Whitespace like S, T and L

Downgoat

@Sherlock9 that works too, but it is less esoteric

Optimizer

oh, did you think that I am a wild llama?

Downgoat

@Optimizer I am making no assumptions :|

Optimizer

well, can't help it. goats are judging by nature.

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04:57

0

Q: Solve an Linear Equation

This challenge but with a better spec. Spec Your program will take a linear equation containing a single variable x and output the value of x. Input / Parsing The input will only contain numbers, operators, parenthesis (()), x, and an = sign (this means no whitespace) Parenthesis will always...

code-golf math parsing linear-algebra

My Ham DJ

@Optimizer Your profile description is wrong. It (incorrectly) says PPCG is a beta site.

Downgoat

@Optimizer ಠ_ಠ

Optimizer

@MyHamDJ thanks for pointing out

Downgoat

that's enough internet for today...

Optimizer

where do you find such images? on weird porn sites?

El'endia Starman

05:09

IFLS: Scientists Think Rivers Of Liquid Nitrogen Once Flowed On Pluto

..... liquid nitrogen.

Rivers.

Wrong room. <_<

My Ham DJ

@Downgoat I found an emojii that you'll like.

┌─┐
┴─┴
ಠ_ರೃ

Downgoat

@MyHamDJ is it the goat one?

@MyHamDJ huh, I haven't seen that one before...

brb, adding...

┌─┐
┴─┴
ಠ_ರೃ

\o/ it worked

My Ham DJ

@Downgoat
      _
     /(|
    (  :
   __\  \  _____
 (____)  `|
(____)|   |
 (____).__|
  (___)__.|_____

Downgoat

wat.

ohhh

My Ham DJ

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           @ V; .Z~M
          || :|:@  d
          d' d\@  jf
   .*\   :P  #P  |P
   M `|  W  .@   Z
   | .b :!  d'  W'
   |  V W   #  .W**=m_
    |  !||   @  W'_   ~V;
    ||  M| _ Nm4| YmjL|PN_
     #   W#~    YN_W'YL#W#b
     |;  +       |f   `#'#8L
     W        ._#L_  .#,`'||
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       D        Y| .W'
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Downgoat

05:15

Is that a chicken?

My Ham DJ

No it's ^^

Downgoat

oh

it's (backwards) illuminati of course

My Ham DJ

Which apparently is obscene in korea.

Downgoat

korea or south korea or north korea?

El'endia Starman

And something akin to rick-rolling in ASL. :P

My Ham DJ

05:16

I have no idea.

My Ham DJ

05:31

@Dennis I'm trying to learn jelly, but I can't grasp my head around the very basics. Let's take a really simple program. If arg1 is even, it cuts it in half and prints that. If it's odd, it prints it. How would you write that?

I can't find any type of conditional.

El'endia Starman

Do you know APL and/or J? If not, go learn those first.

Those languages, including Jelly, are written in a very different way than most languages.

My Ham DJ

Okay. Do you know of any good online J interpreters?

El'endia Starman

Er, nope, I don't.

Just repeating previously-given advice on the subject. :P

Sp3000

There is one for J, but I can never remember where it is

Downgoat

can anyone think of a derogatory word that rhymes with strawberry?

Dennis

05:35

@MyHamDJ ¹HḂ?

My Ham DJ

Derogatory almost rhymes with starwberry.

Sp3000

airy-fairy

Anonymous

Can I get some math help for a challenge? I'm having trouble coming up with an example for something I believe is true. Is it ever possible that the values in a matrix cannot be rearranged such that all of the rows and columns are sorted in ascending order (left-to-right for rows, top-to-bottom for columns)?

Sp3000

@Dennis I was trying to get ,HịḂ , but as usual I'm probably just missing something :P

Anonymous

@Downgoat contrary?

Liam

05:37

@Mego as long as you don't mean strictly ascending then I believe so.

El'endia Starman

@Downgoat words that rhyme with berry

Downgoat

@Mego that's not really derogatory though...

zyabin101

morning

Dennis

@Sp3000 ị works backward, but ,Hị@ would do.

Downgoat

@zyabin101 monking

Sp3000

05:37

Oh right, mod index

El'endia Starman

@Mego Rearranged how?

Anonymous

@Liam Not strictly ascending, just that for every value a, a <= b if b comes after a

My Ham DJ

@Dennis I don't see a definition for ? anywhere on the atom page.

Liam

Yeah then I think any matrix can be sorted that way, unless I'm misunderstanding.

Anonymous

@El'endiaStarman Any rearrangement

Dennis

05:38

@MyHamDJ It's not an atom; it's a quick. Documentation on quicks is sparse so far.

Anonymous

So long as the matrix contains the same values after the rearrangement, it's valid

My Ham DJ

Oh. Well that would explain why I couldn't figure anything out.

Dennis

The wiki explains a few of them.

Anonymous

So [[1, 2], [3, 4]] -> [[1, 3], [2, 4] is fine, but [[1, 2], [3, 4]] -> [[1, 2], [3, 5]] is not

El'endia Starman

@Mego Like, 100% free to move any and every value around? Oh, yeah, I'd think that shouldn't be hard to prove.

Sp3000

05:39

@Mego Pretty sure any matrix can be sorted this way, just place the values along the antidiagonals start from the top left corner?

El'endia Starman

@Sp3000 I thought of that too.

Anonymous

@Liam Would that guarantee that every row and every column will be properly sorted? It seems like there should be a counterexample

My Ham DJ

this wiki? I'm not seeing it.

Dennis

No, not ?, unfortunately.

Liam

@Mego nope that was dumb of me... let me think.

Sp3000

05:41

0 1 3
4 0 2
6 1 5

[0 0 1 1 2 3 4 5 6] -> [[0] [0 1] [1 2 3] [4 5] [6]]

0 1 3
0 2 5
1 4 6

@El'endiaStarman hifive

El'endia Starman

:D

My Ham DJ

Do you have a link to any docs on quicks?

Oh, wait I found it.

Anonymous

@Sp3000 Ooh, thanks for that. Yeah ok, any matrix can be sorted like this.

Sherlock9

I believe the relevant term is standard Young tableaux

El'endia Starman

yup

Sherlock9

05:44

Let me see if I can dig up the relevant Numberphile video

El'endia Starman

I know which one you're talking about. :P

Dennis

@MyHamDJ I'll try to write a quick overview tomorrow.

Sherlock9

Shapes and Hook Numbers - Numberphile

►

2

Dennis

@MyHamDJ In case you didn't know, Jelly has its own chat room. If you have any question, even if I'm not there, someone else might be able to help.

Sherlock9

@El'endiaStarman Yay Numberphile :D

Sp3000

05:48

Young tableaux's a tad bit different though, usually the entries are distinct?

LockOpeners

I haven't watched nearly enough numberphile lately

Anonymous

06:14

Gah... I'm having issues coming up with an implementation of that sorting method for rectangular matrices in Python

Anonymous

My brain doesn't seem to be working all that well

Sp3000

Efficient implementation or just any implementation?

Anonymous

Any implementation

Sherlock9

@Sp3000 Yep, but if you can sort distinct entries, you can sort non-distinct entries. Valid mapping is just sorting the whole list of entries by indices, 1 to n

Would going by diagonals work, Mego?

Anonymous

Maybe, if I could produce functioning code at 1 AM :P

Sp3000

06:18

def f(M):
    L = sorted(sum(M,[]))
    O = []

    I = sorted([(i,j) for i in range(len(M)) for j in range(len(M[0]))],
               key=lambda x:x[0]+x[1])

    for a,b in zip(I,L):
        M[a[0]][a[1]] = b

    return M

Anonymous

Generating the diagonals for a square matrix is easy enough, but my brain doesn't want to make the generalization to rectangular matrices

Sp3000

Mega hacky, but something like that probably

Anonymous

@Sp3000 That appears to work, thanks!

Anonymous

Now here's the next question that I think I know the answer to, but I'm not sure how to prove it: does every matrix have a unique sorted representation?

Anonymous

We've verified existence, but uniqueness is important to know, too

Sp3000

06:22

No, because the transpose should also work

Anonymous

Ah, that's really simple

Anonymous

I thought the answer would be no, but I didn't think to consider the transpose

Sp3000

It's actually even more than that - if I'm right you can shuffle any elements along any of the antidiagonals

Anonymous

That also appears to be true

Anonymous

There, dropped my ~~fire mixtape~~ neat challenge on main

Sp3000

06:29

Almost surprised that's not already a challenge

Anonymous

I was surprised also

Anonymous

Forgot to change the title after I heavily modified the challenge :P

Sp3000

Oh I know why, I'm thinking of this challenge

But actually constructing the grid isn't necessary to solve that challenge

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Q: Sorting rectangular matrices

Given a matrix A, we can say that it is "sorted" if each row and column of A is sorted (ascending left-to-right for rows and top-to-bottom for columns). Thus, this matrix is sorted: [ 1 2 3 4 5 ] [ 2 2 3 4 5 ] [ 3 3 3 4 5 ] [ 4 4 4 4 5 ] [ 5 5 5 5 5 ] However, this matrix is not sorted: [ 1 2...

code-golf math sorting matrix integer

LockOpeners

Might try it out tomorrow

@Mego

Sp3000

06:42

@Mego btw by dimensions being optional input, is that both width/height, just one or is either okay?

Mars Ultor

@Mego sorted?

Anonymous

@Sp3000 Either

Anonymous

@MarsUltor Scroll up

Helka Homba

Why is chat.stackexchange.com/search?q=egg&user=&room=26380 returning things from other rooms??

Mars Ultor

@HelkaHomba Refresh

Wait

Helka Homba

06:44

I have

Mars Ultor

When I refresh it, it keeps changing

ProgramFOX

Searching "egg" returns random things; it's a chat easter egg.

Helka Homba

It could be an Easter egg (it is almost easter). But I actually want to look up egg!

ProgramFOX

Not "could be", but "is" :P meta.stackexchange.com/questions/75861/…

> Searching for "easter", "egg", or "easter egg" results in a number of fake messages instead of actually searching for those terms. The results change each time the search is run. This works on all the chat sites

Mars Ultor

chat.stackexchange.com/…

ProgramFOX

06:46

That being said... I have no idea how to actually search for "egg".

Mars Ultor

Enclose in quotes

ProgramFOX

oh, nice find

Optimizer

and its always starred

Mars Ultor

@Optimizer ?

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