The Nineteenth Byte

Alex A.

3:05 AM

Four thousand, seven hundred and thousand??! That is songs!

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Three Indistinguishable Dice code-golf Given three dice rolls (integer values from 1-6) in sorted order (so as to be indistinguishable), write a program that converts them to the sum of two dice with an identical distribution. Inspired by standupmath's The Three Indistinguishable Dice Puzzle. ...

Quill

techcrunch.com/2016/05/17/…

Nick T

Is the sandbox still used? Can't tell what meta-stance is on it...

anyways, someone want to give the above a quick looksee so it doesn't linger any longer than it needs to? :P

Helka Homba

@NickT The sandbox is still used and always encouraged

Downgoat

does this new theme look good at all

Quill

3:16 AM

looks nice

Helka Homba

@Downgoat I like it. Just could use a bit more color, like some grey-greens/blues

Alex A.

@Downgoat The title font is too large IMO

Nick T

@Cyoce "Die, die, die"

Cyoce

@NickT Yes. Do you get the other half of the joke?

Helka Homba

@AlexA. agreed

Alex A.

3:18 AM

@HelkaHomba agreed

Nick T

other than repr and Reaper? no...

Cyoce

@NickT ok you get it.

Doorknob

> Leave a Replygoat

please no

Downgoat

@Doorknob hahaha

yesterday, by Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

@Downgoat I left a commentgoat

Sparr

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Q: Actually Integer Metagolf

Background Actually (the successor to Seriously) is a stack-based imperative golfing language I created in November of 2015. Like many other golfing languages, it has one-byte commands that perform different functions based on the contents of the stack. One of its specialties is mathematics - it...

quartata

3:20 AM

@Downgoat you're laughing at your own joke

4

Sparr

@Mego yo

Downgoat

@quartata I'm just that funny :P

Sparr

this challenge is a huge escalation over previous ones

the "produce integers with just arithmetic operators" challenge was nifty

Cyoce

How do I reference a capture group in the s/.../.../ syntax?

Sparr

ditto for the same challenge with a very reduced instruction set computer, or a two-register computer

Downgoat

3:22 AM

@Cyoce in sed?

Sparr

but a whole golfing language? this is getting out of hand

\N

@Downgoat I guess?

how does this look

so the first capture group is \1

Alex A.

3:23 AM

Entirely different

quartata

then \2

Downgoat

@AlexA. but does it look good/better

Cyoce

@Downgoat Beautiful. Now cover it in goats.

Downgoat

@Cyoce :D

@Cyoce i tried but its not working

Cyoce

@Downgoat You obviously didn't use enough goats.

Downgoat

3:24 AM

are goats like avocad now? You just keep sticking them in until it works?

Alex A.

I don't think that's how avocados work

quartata

That seems to be how memes work yeah

Downgoat

ok, i updated my blog: bloggoat.wordpress.com

Cyoce

@Downgoat That's generally how you get anything to work. Whatever it is, it's faulty, so you need to keep getting more until you find ones that were made correctly.

> a blog, written by a (obviously real) goat

> a (obviously real)

Evaluating the parentheses gives:

> a obviously real goat

should be:

> a (n obviously real goat)

quartata

@Downgoat how did your infatuation with goats even begin

Alex A.

3:27 AM

@Cyoce You'd have to ditch the space between a and (

Cyoce

@quartata He is a goat. The question is how his infatuation with humans and our culture began.

@AlexA. I don't believe English has significant whitespace.

Downgoat

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A: Choose your own swag - the craziest contest idea ever! What were we thinking?

A Tale of Swag and a Goat1 1. I'm not actually a Goat, I'm a regular programmer. I just pretend to be a goat for fun, it's an inside joke, that I don't know where it started. It was been my dream, to win some SE swag, since I first started participating on SE. Once upon a time, there was a you...

quartata

@Cyoce no I meant as a serious question

Quill

> that I don't know where it started.

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Q: Three Indistinguishable Dice

Given three dice rolls (integer values from 1-6) in sorted order (so as to be indistinguishable), write a program that converts them to the sum of two fair dice with an identical distribution. Inspired by standupmath's The Three Indistinguishable Dice Puzzle. A follow-up "solution" video was a...

code-golf number

Cyoce

3:29 AM

@quartata English does, however, have significant punctuation. I see no ? in your message, therefore it is a statement. What was your question?

Downgoat

@quartata I was making a website with some friends, so I was putting some sports in a json, and one of those sports was like "Goat polo". So they were like "hahaha, goat polo?" you can't be serious. So then a bunch of goat jokes started going on and here we are today...

Alex A.

@Cyoce When his goatship crash landed on our goatless planet millenia ago, he roamed in search of others of his kind. At first he eschewed the humans, deeming them inferior beings. But eventually out of necessity he came to join them in brotherhood and ultimately embrace their culture.

Downgoat

@AlexA. well techincally I'm downgoat so a crash is considered a "succesful takeoff"

Helka Homba

@Cyoce Sureitdoes:p

Cyoce

@Downgoat I believe a landing is considered a takeoff. Therefore a crash landing of a downgoat is a crash takeoff.

quartata

3:31 AM

@Cyoce I'm actually not speaking in English. I'm speaking in "standard loophole creole #swag." You can find an interpreter for it with a time machine

Cyoce

@quartata Sorry, my bad. When not given a file extension or monospace font my eyes default to English.

quartata

Gotcha, sorry.scrs

@Downgoat goat polo sounds like it actually might be pretty intetesting

> Doengoat

shut up

Buzkashi (literally "goat dragging" in Persian), also known as kokpar kupkari and ulak tartysh is the Central Asian sport in which horse-mounted players attempt to drag a goat or calf carcass toward a goal. It is the national sport of Afghanistan, although it was banned under the Taliban regime. Traditionally, games could last for several days, but in its more regulated tournament version, it has a limited match time. == History == Buzkashi may have begun with the nomadic Turkic-Mongol peoples who have come from farther north and east spreading westward from China and Mongolia between the 10th...

@quartata :(

Alex A.

3:35 AM

Goat dragging?

quartata

Whoa that's amazing

Alex A.

Sounds like what happens when people put leashes on cats and try to take them for walks.

Cyoce

> time. == History == Buzkashi

Downgoat

> It is the national sport of Afghanistan

._.

> The headless carcass of a goat used in buzkashi

quartata

Wait, it's done with a goat carcass. Lame

Downgoat

3:36 AM

OH MY GOD WHY WOULD THEY SHOW A DEAD GOAT

is that you upleft goat?

quartata

I thought it was a live goat. That would have been way better

definitely ups the difficulty plus afterwards they can kill and eat it

If you play with the carcass first it just gets bloated in the sun at the end. No one wants to eat that. Gotta eat it while it's fresh.

Downgoat

@quartata ....

Cyoce

quartata

Hey, I'm just talking from a pure logistics standpoint.

Cyoce

> No one wants to eat that.

There is nothing a goat doesn't want to eat.

quartata

3:41 AM

Oi, goats aren't cannibals. Have some sensitivity

They might take a lick or two though

Cyoce

@Downgoat escaping errors

Wow. those got mangled. They're getting double escaped.

Alex A.

We're no strangers to goat

Downgoat

4:05 AM

@Cyoce dammit wordpress

> &&amp

such amp

@Cyoce fixed

Cyoce

@Downgoat thanks

Downgoat

np

Cyoce

And what is this import syntax?

Downgoat

@Cyoce 2ality.com/2014/09/es6-modules-final.html

it's new in es6

Alex A.

You know the goats and so do I

Downgoat

4:17 AM

ono ive been goat rolled

\o/ 53 views today!

Cyoce

s/(\w+)/\1goat/g

Downgoat

$ echo '\o/ 53 views today!' | sed -E 's/(\w+)/\1goat/g'
\o/ 53 viewgoats today!

Cyoce

Well, that's not what I wanted it to do, but it produces a better result

Downgoat

@Cyoce oh, sed doesn't support \w

Cyoce

@Downgoat ಠ_ಠ

zyabin101

4:29 AM

Hello

Downgoat

@Cyoce use [[:alpha:]] I dind't make sed

@zyabin101 Hello!

@zyabin101 (shameless self-promotion:) did you see my new blog: bloggoat.wordpress.com

zyabin101

@Downgoat Cool.

Downgoat

:D

Cyoce

@Downgoat Whoah. what is this (words:) syntax?

Downgoat

@Cyoce it is a new babel feature

Cyoce

4:32 AM

@Downgoat Thanks, I didn't know that either, but that was in reference to (shameless self-promotion:)

@Downgoat ಠ_ಠ

Downgoat

4:44 AM

What should file extensions be for Cheddar?

.cr? .chdr? .cdr?

Cyoce

Noooooo!

Not CR!

They are not welcome here!

Downgoat

haha, okay, okay.

@Quill ^^

Cyoce

And keep them out of our cheese!

Quill

@Cyoce ;-;

Downgoat

@Cyoce but what if I need Quills help on Cheesecloth

Quill

4:45 AM

@Cyoce I thought we were cool

Anonymous

@VTCAKAVSMoACE I was just wishing yesterday that my recent challenges could get some love, and then you went and posted a 500 point bounty on my latest one! :D <3

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Quill

500 point bounty, wow :D

Cyoce

@Downgoat He can make the cheese, but you must remove all parts of him from the cheese before pushing it!

Quill

@Downgoat .chedd

Downgoat

@Quill that is way to long

zyabin101

4:47 AM

@Downgoat *.cheddar?

Quill

CHEDDE
D

Downgoat

how about.chz

so like cheez

Cyoce

@Downgoat That's what happens when you let CR name things!

Anonymous

I guess that means I should start working on a solution, too :P

Quill

@Cyoce -1 not golfy enough

Downgoat

4:49 AM

@Quill your code review buddies would be disappointed in you saying that

Anonymous

I have a partial solution that I've been using for golfing primes/semiprimes in Actually that shouldn't be too hard to extend

Cyoce

@Quill Sorry my English implementation is very verbose. Like Python.

Quill

@Cyoce then stop using Java

Anonymous

Python is hardly verbose

Anonymous

It regularly beats most other non-golfing languages

Anonymous

4:50 AM

It's explicit, but not verbose

Downgoat

JavaScript ES6 beats python more of the time I think

Did SE change the search box style on main? it looks difference

Cyoce

@Mego Explicitness leads to verbosity. Verbosity leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering.

Quill

@Downgoat I think so

or maybe Chrome nightly updated the base style

Downgoat

@Quill i'm using safari

Cyoce

@Downgoat as does Ruby, and occasionally ES5 JS

The main reason we see a lot of Python wins is that it's incredibly common. The other languages with that level popularity tend to be on the verbose side.

Downgoat

4:54 AM

strawpoll.me/10242931

Cyoce

Ok. When has Python beaten Ruby?

Quill

I've nearly got my yearling badge on PPCG

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Q: Flatten the Array!

In this challenge, your task is to create a program which takes in a nested array and returns a single-dimensional flattened array. For Example [10,20,[30,[40]],50] should output [10,20,30,40,50]. Input The input will be a nested array (eg. [10,20,[[[10]]]]). You can take the input as function ...

code-golf

Cyoce

5:18 AM

@NewMainPosts the Pretzel answer to that would be something like x/†, where x is whatever operator I choose to mean "keep applying the given function to the given argument until f(x) = x"

@Cyoce Edit: I meant x/,

Mars Ultor

5:45 AM

There's also a Jelly builtin for that

Oh wait

Cyoce

@MarsUltor There's also a Pretzel builtin for that.

@Cyoce Anyone know what that's called? (the operator I described as x)

Quill

limit operator, maybe

Cyoce

Hmm. l and L are taken though... I'll need a different name for it then.

BTW In Pretzel the x operator would be defined as 10←?=eaeefaea (lol that's a lot of a's and e's)

Nick T

6:21 AM

any suggestions how to make codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/80095/… more clear?

zyabin101

Welp, Worldbuilding just got its own design.

Sparr

@Mego you around?

Anonymous

@Sparr Yep

Sparr

Seriously().eval() reads from stdin if the program has no stdin-reading instructions

so I have to hit ctrl+d each time I call it

am I doing something wrong?

Anonymous

Nope

Anonymous

6:27 AM

As I explained in the comment, it's attempting to do implicit input

Sparr

so I have to hit ctrl+d a thousand times to run your scoring script? :/

Anonymous

You can pipe /dev/null into the script to avoid that

Anonymous

Or I could fix it really quickly

Sparr

I am not aware of how to pipe anything to stdin in the middle of a python program

oh, you mean to the whole python program, not just to the seriously.eval call

Anonymous

Yeah

Anonymous

6:32 AM

I edited the script to explicitly pipe from devnull

Sparr

spiffy

I can't use it, because of the long startup of my script, but it's good to know it works

Anonymous

I'm working on a solution using Sage because it has some nice, fast builtins for math stuff

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Q: How should you arrange your chairs?

You teach a class of students with interesting preferences for how their chairs are arranged. There are 3 very specific requirements they have for how the chairs are arranged: They most be arranged in a rectangle, even if it means some chairs go empty. There must be as few empty chairs as possi...

code-golf math

Cyoce

Is there a way to clear my cookies on chrome mobile?

Nvm

Anonymous

6:49 AM

I keep making my Sage cell tab freeze because of recursion >_<

Cyoce

Nice

Nick T

no suggestions? :\

Anonymous

I don't know how to improve it because I have no idea what you're asking

VTCAKAVSMoACE

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Nick T

if you have three dice rolls, how do you come up with two dice rolls

fairly

Anonymous

6:56 AM

@VTCAKAVSMoACE Was that necessary?

VTCAKAVSMoACE

@Mego no

Anonymous

It takes up half of the chat window >_<

Sparr

@Mego print(Seriously().eval("99\xFC"))

that should print the result of pow(9,9), right?

Anonymous

Yep, assuming you're using CP437 as the encoding

Sparr

I specified it as my source encoding, not sure how to specify it for strings

Anonymous

6:59 AM

print(Seriously().eval("99"+CP437.chr(0xFC)))

Anonymous

(assuming from seriously import Seriously, CP437)

Anonymous

Actually, from seriously import Seriously, chr_cp437; print(Seriously().eval("99"+chr_cp437(0xFC))) is easier

Anonymous

And remember that Seriously.eval returns a list

Anonymous

On an unrelated note, only 92 more rep until I'm forced to see chat flags!

VTCAKAVSMoACE

@Mego ;D

Cyoce

7:09 AM

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Q: Code for Greatest Common Divisor in Python

The greatest common divisor (GCD) of a and b is the largest number that divides both of them with no remainder. One way to find the GCD of two numbers is Euclid’s algorithm, which is based on the observation that if r is the remainder when a is divided by b, then gcd(a, b) = gcd(b, r). As a base...

python

After reading this question, its phrasing (and lack of being a question) left me expecting it to be ended with "shortest code (in bytes) wins!"

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7:20 AM

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Q: Restricted average (arithmetic mean) – i.e. without obvious built-ins

Introduction The arithmetic mean is defined as being equal to the sum of the numerical values of each and every observation divided by the total number of observations. Symbolically, if we have a data set containing the values a1,…,an. The arithmetic mean A is defined by the formula Objective...

code-golf arithmetic restricted-source counting statistics

VTCAKAVSMoACE

:(

Anonymous

Yay, my suggestion for a Reddit server name got accepted!

VTCAKAVSMoACE

@Mego Ooooh show us

Anonymous

@VTCAKAVSMoACE reddit.com/r/nameaserver/comments/4jpohd/mon_20160516/d38lt9g

Anonymous

This sequence of events has been fantastic

Sparr

7:34 AM

@Mego

def nCr(n, k):
    if k > n:
        return 0
    elif k==n:
        return 1
    return math.factorial(n)/(math.factorial(k)*math.factorial(n-k))

your nCr and nPr were driving me nuts

VTCAKAVSMoACE

lol

Anonymous

I stealthily found my roommate's Reddit username, used his post history to trick him into "revealing" it to me, embarrassed him by reminding him of some terrible rage comics he made 4 years ago, gave him reddit gold (anonymously, so he didn't find out my username, with the message describing how I originally got his username and tricked him into "revealing" it to me), which coincidentally was enough to get Reddit to its gold goal for that day...

Anonymous

...which allowed all people who bought gold that day to vote on the name of a new Reddit server. I suggested "404ServerNotFound", and it got the most votes!

VTCAKAVSMoACE

wow much luck so wow

Anonymous

@Sparr Hmm?

Sparr

7:39 AM

you're using an interative method for calculating nCr and nPr

there's a closed form using factorials

I'll send a pull request later if you need me to

Anonymous

Oh

Anonymous

I thought I was using the closed form

Anonymous

I'll do that now :P

Sparr

I'm currently brute forcing my way through every 4 character program made from a subset of the instructions you allowed

Anonymous

Lol, good luck

Sparr

7:47 AM

it's a weak subset

no loops, no functions, no literals

Anonymous

I've pushed the nPr and nCr improvements

Sparr

yay

Anonymous

I'd like to see what you come up with for 9699690

Anonymous

Another thought for a trivial solution: "{}kεj".format(str(n)[::-1])

Anonymous

It's significantly worse than the integer literal trivial solution, but interesting. I've never considered doing that.

Sparr

7:57 AM

my solutions so far work forwards from programs to numbers, not backwards from numbers to programs

which is to say, I probably come up with nothing for 9699690

Anonymous

Probably not

Anonymous

The shortest I can come up with is 5 bytes

Sparr

considering 54 possible instructions, I'm brute forcing 5-byte programs now

Anonymous

Which instructions?

VTCAKAVSMoACE

I feel like the gamma function could be seriously useful for that question.

Do you have a factorial as well?

Sparr

8:04 AM

@Mego 0123456789│DFPTeu⌐¬½¼τ±²;!╤╙╣rKLπΣi♂ka┼╟╞*+-/\ⁿ█▄x*+-/ ():

@VTCAKAVSMoACE yes, factorial and prime(n) and fib(n) and exp(n) and a few others for generating large numbers

zyabin101

@Sparr urjghcydjfg

Anonymous

My 5-byte solution for 9699690 can be generated using those commands

Sparr

ok, let's see if I've over-pruned :)

my algo right now is to pick next instructions based on what the top of the stack looks like

Anonymous

Actually, no, you're missing a vital command

Anonymous

You should include r and R

Anonymous

8:07 AM

Including the range commands should vastly increase the set of numbers you're able to generate

Sparr

r is in there

just before K

Anonymous

Oh I'm blind

Anonymous

In that case, 9699690 is definitely doable in 5 bytes using those

Sparr

R is on my list of things to add once I add functions

also, damnit

89╙ⁿF
Fatal Python error: Cannot recover from stack overflow.

Anonymous

You should sort the commands by ordinal when posting :P

Sparr

8:10 AM

you're using recursive fib(n)??

there's a closed form for fib

Anonymous

Oh yeah @KennyLau changed that, blame him

Sparr

def fib_formula(n):
    golden_ratio = (1 + math.sqrt(5)) / 2
    val = (golden_ratio**n - (1 - golden_ratio)**n) / math.sqrt(5)
    return int(round(val))

Anonymous

The problem with the closed form is FP imprecision causes havoc with larger indices

Sparr

there might be accuracy problems with Really Big Numbers there

how big?

maybe use the closed form for anything under some big constant?

Anonymous

I don't remember the exact index where it starts breaking

VTCAKAVSMoACE

8:11 AM

Just find the value for which the precision becomes too large to control, then find the value of a_(k-1) for that, then start adding again.

Sparr

anyway, even if you don't use the closed form, use an interative solution

Anonymous

Yeah I'll change it to iterative

Anonymous

And I'll do some smart memoization

Anonymous

Actually I can cheat a bit and still use the builtin memoization

Anonymous

Or I could be smart and just do it right

Sparr

8:18 AM

my code did not find 9699690

I'm probably over-pruning. Since you mentioned r and R, I suspect I'm over-pruning something that works on ranges

Anonymous

I pushed the Fibonacci improvement

Sparr

is 9699690 something like 100rΣ ?

ignoring that 100 is not a literal :)

Anonymous

Nope

Anonymous

actually.tryitonline.net/#code=OHLimYJQz4A&input=

Anonymous

Product of first 8 primes

Sparr

8:23 AM

I don't have ♂ yet

oh, I guess I do

wonder why that didn't get produced

Anonymous

Dunno

Anonymous

Maybe because it's more like a prefix operator and it confused your generator?

Sparr

oh

no

I said I was using P

I'm not

because your P is so slow for big numbers

I removed it before I started pruning

gonna have to make smarter pruning logic to account for ♂, though

Anonymous

That's a problem, because prime factors is one of the best ways to shorten integers in Actually :P

Anonymous

It's slow because I'm using pure trial division :P I really need to implement Miller-Rabin

Sparr

8:43 AM

ok, added P

and added smarts for figuring out when to avoid things after ♂

Sparr

8:54 AM

4╤r♂r

not smart enough apparently

I don't think I have the patience or the RAM to finish running that

flawr

Pallas's cats.

zyabin101

@AlexA. CUTENESS ALERT! >.<

flawr

TIL manul cats are the best kind of cats

VTCAKAVSMoACE

Believe it or not, theft is illegal in the US. — Ben Miller Jun 17 '15 at 0:22

Ben, can you provide a reference to back up this statement? — JoeTaxpayer ♦ Jun 17 '15 at 2:10

flawr

@VTCAKAVSMoACE But not believing in it is legal?

zyabin101

9:06 AM

@Dennis, on the Actually and Seriously Try it online pages, clicking "Actually" in the top bar errors, and "Seriously" gives the Actually branch. ~_~

Sparr

@Mego timing the challenge in seconds per invocation still doesn't work well for me

I do all my calculation up front

zyabin101

Also, @Mego the master branch doesn't have the commands.txt file.

Sparr

commands.txt is moved to doc/

Bálint

Hi

zyabin101

Hi

Bálint

9:11 AM

Anyone knows here, if .mkv files can be runned on windows?

I know, I should ask that on the probably superuser chat

If it was converted on mac.

flawr

@Bálint Use VLC. If VLC cannot play it, nothing can play it.

videolan.org/vlc

Sparr

2147483648 1╤P╙

flawr

9:27 AM

@Sparr -1, not a prime.

Bálint

@flawr My schoolmate had this problem with an mp4 from a mac computer, snd not even VLC could play it on a windows computer, this is why I helped him converr it to mkv.

Sparr

@flawr ??

Bálint

She made a video on a mac computer for a school project, but when she tried to play it on the school's windows computer, then it didn't work, not even with VLC

Sparr

@Mego here are the only 5-byte solutions I found that include ♂

30030 6r♂Pπ
34560 6r♂!π
46234 9r♂!Σ
510510 7r♂Pπ
9699690 8r♂Pπ
24883200 7r♂!π
223092870 9r♂Pπ

Bálint

Sorry, I'm a bit tired, english just doesn't go well, when I'm tired,

I'm not sure if .mkv can solve that.

@flawr

Sparr

9:36 AM

@flawr what about -1 being not a prime?

Cyoce

Computer program that learns to play classic NES games

►

Mars Ultor

9:57 AM

@Bálint VLC plays .mkv

If not, then the VLC is broken

or really out of date

flawr

@Sparr Your number is not a prime.

@MarsUltor Or the .mkv file is broken.

Kenny Lau

10:36 AM

@Zgarb @CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ @Dennis Sorry for bothering you guys: in J, how would I do a fork, which the second argument is a hook?

i.e. (x f y) g (x h i y)

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

11:14 AM

@KennyLau Always free to bother me. I believe it would be something like f g (x h i)

Wait

zyabin101

@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ Heh. But where the y goes?

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

(x h i)@]

@zyabin101 its a tacit phrase that has x and y as implicit left and right args

Kenny Lau

@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ you know, x is not permitted

Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ

Sorry, I took x to be a verb >_>

Have you tried f g h i?

If that doesn't work, try f g (h i)

Kenny Lau

doesn't work...

x (fg(hi)) y

the (hi) is executed monadically

wait..

so that means it works lol

Thanks

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