The Nineteenth Byte

@quartata I could provide my own as well.

That would be cool

@quartata I went ahead and uploaded the parsing code here: gist.github.com/elendiastarman/3bbf1e18b77146043950e4569a305e94

How long dd it take you to scrape?

That's the entirety of transcriptAnalyzer_database.py.

@quartata Lemme do a quick test.

8:03 PM

Trying to decide if I should just keep my laptop open or if I shoud put it somewhere ese

Well, scraping the whole TNB database, including creating the database, took around 12 hours altogether.

If you were interested, there's an online Fourier interpreter now:

labs.turbo.run/beta/fourier

@El'endiaStarman The stopping-aging thing seems the most disturbing to me somehow. Half the people in this room could still be alive 200 years hence o_O

(Someone remember to ping me then if you are.)

zyabin101

@βετѧΛєҫαγ Thanks @mınxomaτ <3

Eh. I never understood the appeal of immortality. I only really want to live to 80-90 tops. No sense in watching all the people around you die and everything change

8:07 PM

@quartata It took about 12 seconds to do yesterday's transcript.

@mınxomaτ Ditto, the server's going to be helpful for stuff like that

@El'endiaStarman cool

@quartata i kinda want 125 to get donations for being the oldest person ever

@quartata But if most of the people you know are immortal too

I think that, as the database got bigger, it took more time to retrieve stuff from the database, which ended up making recent days take minutes to parse and record.

8:09 PM

@quartata That's my favorite anecdote about the Highlander movie. Queen was the artist behind the soundtrack, and one of their songs was the powerful "Who Wants to Live Forever?" The director/producers of the movie liked the song so much and the song's message so much, they adjusted the storyline of the movie to make it a stronger main theme.

@HelkaHomba The sad thing about immortality is that you'd outlive the whole life on earth for the biggest part of your life you'd be just in a lifeless uninteresting place in space forever. Probably suffering from very uncomfortable environments with only the certainty that you will not die. Probably having forgotten that other life ever existed.

Rainbolt

@MartinEnder I don't want to continue the discussion on Adam's post, but I want to say that I realize your meta post says "If there is no interaction between the challenges, then the post is off topic." and the comment posted by DJMcMayhem says "If the challenges are unrelated, then the post is off topic."

@flawr Well, I'm talking stopping or reversing biological aging from the video El linked, not full immortality. Surely after a few thousand years you'd get in a fatal accident

@HelkaHomba I recently saw the movie Jupiter Ascending, where a major theme was of very technologically-advanced humans fighting over ways to get more time to live and do stuff. Despite living to 50,000+.

@El'endiaStarman I don't think Jupiter Ascending is a good example of anything

8:14 PM

@HelkaHomba That sounds a lot better=)

Basically, the core economy was based on scarcity of time.

@Downgoat ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I thought it was a fun movie.

Can a brain hold 50,000 years of memories? .-.

^

Rainbolt

Sorry that came out weird. I do want to continue the discussion, but not in the comments on the post. (Hopefully that made more sense)

@El'endiaStarman Reminds me of In Time

8:17 PM

@HelkaHomba Do you even have memories of all the time you've been alive? And would you want to? I'd think not. Plus, another 50,000 years of our technological progress would probably make that a moot issue.

On a completely unrelated note. Holy dang - Seagate just unveiled a 60TB 3.5" SSD that it expects to ship next year.

10

And I just bought a 232GB SSD...

@TimmyD omf o_________o

oh its SSD O______O

I probably don't wanna know the price...

@TimmyD Jeeeeez....

8:22 PM

i am highly doubting that... HDDs only go up to 10-15TB max from what i can find. I don't think an SSD could have 6x capacity of HDD without absurd price

Even better: if history is anything to go by, our grandchildren will have hand-sized devices with many terabytes (maybe even petabytes?) of storage capacity.

Yeah, the pricing is going to be ridicul-fuckin'-us when/if it actually comes out.

Hey @Dennis how do languages get added try it online?

Consumer-level 2.5" SSDs are mostly hollow, so the capacity itself is not that surprising. Just compare it to this.

People ask me to and I try my best to get them working.

Nagging helps since I have terrible memory.

@βετѧΛєҫαγ You sacrifice a goat to Dennis.

8:25 PM

@El'endiaStarman though this rate can't increase forever, surely soon (10-20 years?) we'll hit a physically limit

@El'endiaStarman O_____O @Dennis this is not acceptable ;_;

I don't think I'll ever need more than about 100tb

@Dennis btw any luck on new ruby?

@Downgoat, get on the table

@βετѧΛєҫαγ ಠ__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ಠ

OK, that's a lot of underscores...

8:26 PM

@Downgoat He meant oat

uh huh sure

@flawr That's what people said about 100Gb a few years ago

@Downgoat very much underscore

@Downgoat Yeah, one would think so. There's certainly an information density limit beyond which packing more information into the same volume makes it into a black hole.

@Dennis Alright... pretty pretty pretty pretty please can Fourier get on the list? :)

feersum

8:27 PM

Why shouldn't I use a black hole as my storage device?

@ConorO'Brien @Rubypeople Does anyone know how backwards-compatible different versions of Ruby are? I'd hate to break existing interpreters by updating Ruby...

@El'endiaStarman Isn't that what bremmerman's limit is?

I'm not a ruby person :/

That was for context.

@El'endiaStarman not just black holes, quantum tunneling would pose a big problem too. I think it's already become a problem too

8:29 PM

@T.Lukin Actually, Bekenstein's Bound. You were close, though; Bremmerman's Limit is about computational speed.

@βετѧΛєҫαγ How do you clone a codeplex repo?

Nevermind. It's git.

@El'endiaStarman That's what I get for not googling in my rush to post T-T

@feersum Black Holes: Write-many, read-never storage.

@Downgoat Course as the cloud expands, small portable storage won't be as big a deal.

@T.Lukin Hey, I didn't recall either name!

8:30 PM

@HelkaHomba yes but my data bill will be big unlike the storage

@Dennis Yeah. I have no idea why I chose CodePlex over Github... They're pretty much identical

@Downgoat People have a funny habit of adjusting their spending depending on their priorities... (In other words, you won't necessarily find it strange that you're spending so much on data in 20 years.)

At least the website looks a bit nicer imho.

@El'endiaStarman Although it's unlikely that we'll ever get even within orders of magnitude of that IRL

@El'endiaStarman Okay, I don't think I've ever seen 11 citations after a single sentence... (It's at the end of the Origins paragraph.)

8:33 PM

@βετѧΛєҫαγ Executable bit set but no shebang. That's an interesting variation of the usual shebang without executable bit. ;)

@Downgoat Hopefully cheap public networks will be more and more prevalent

@flawr Looks interesting. This is the first I've heard of it, though. (Also, woo gratuitous sex scene. Gotta appeal to those people.)

Rainbolt

"those people"

The folks who like sex

@El'endiaStarman Wow. Guess they went overboard on the inline citation policy ;-)

@HelkaHomba I'm assuming you mean stuff like xfinity wifi, i get that almost everywhere where i live but there tend to be so many people connected, you can barely connect, if you do, it's dog-slow

8:38 PM

@Downgoat I've never had a problem with slowness (though, I live in more a rural area)

question: should i sneak in trignometric functions with "arithmetic" or should i make new section?

"mathematic"?

eh, that's a bit broad

huh ok that is good idea

algebraic?

@βετѧΛєҫαγ Let's see if I got this right. The source code is read from STDIN and there is not user input. Correct?

8:41 PM

@Dennis What can I say, I'm an interesting person ;)

@Downgoat Depends on how large your math library will be in total.

@El'endiaStarman Not every american film is that american=)

@Zgarb this is just mathematical operators, so itll only have ~10-20 entries

@βετѧΛєҫαγ Nevermind, there's user input as well.

@Downgoat Then I support "math" or something similar.

8:43 PM

strawpoll.me/10962739

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Q: Help Sam understand chess

For this challenge, you will be writing a program or function which outputs (or prints) (in a reasonable format,i.e single string or a string[] of lines) a chess board indicate all the possible moves of a piece given an empty board. There are 5 chess pieces (for this challenge a pawn may be igno...

code-golf

@flawr Yeah, that would've been out of place in The Lego Movie.

Jan 28 at 18:53, by TimmyD

@AlexA. The best argument for "maths" that I've heard is this -- "Does doctors shorten to doc or docs?"

Do we have a challenge about making a string palindromic as shortly as possible? e.g. car -> carac, yipee -> yipeepiy, racecar -> racecar

I just realized I have 3 nested layers of tabs open on my phone: the apps list, multiple tabs on Firefox, and SE chatrooms, between which I can jump in a single FF tab.

8:47 PM

@HelkaHomba no, i don think so

> carac

@HelkaHomba yes

you're making me hungry

@HelkaHomba Yes. Try searching for "palindromic closure" IIRC

@HelkaHomba make sure to include bebob -> bebobeb

8:47 PM

^ carac

@HelkaHomba related

@HelkaHomba Yes: here

I think yours would be a slightly more specific version of that one

@flawr Small pies with fudge filling?

@T.Lukin Maybe but close enough

@HelkaHomba dupe

8:49 PM

@El'endiaStarman I've never had fudge, but probably sweeter than fudge.

Probably sweeter than anything=)

@flawr You've never had fudge?!?! Where are you from?

@flawr I've never had fudge, likewise, but it just looks like fudge.

where have you been all your life

fudge is amazing

I don't really like chocolate very much.

that's fine

fudge is more than chocolate

is glory

8:50 PM

*ducks from hailfire*

Fudge is good but can get too rich fast

@T.Lukin Europe (mainland)

@flawr I guess fudge is more of an american thing

A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

I'd appreciate feedback (or at least a "no feedback needed"):

0

Chess converter There's quite a lot of work that's been done in the world of chess. For example, there is a standardized file format, .pgn, that describes a chess game, including the list of moves. Additionally, there's another file format .fen, that describes a board position. The challenge ...

basketball = b-ball. baseball = ?

8:53 PM

@El'endiaStarman It is more like really really goey brownies but just sweet AF

@Dennis Correct, there's user input

@HelkaHomba b-ball v2.0

@EᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏIʀᴋ That was a major API change...

yes

Does anyone here have a good Fudge receipe (that I can replicate without ounces or cups?) @El'endiaStarman ?

8:54 PM

> v2

@flawr All measurements can be converted from ounces and cups. That isn't the thing you should be worried about

@NathanMerrill lgtm, but maybe put a definition of pgn/fen or at least a link?

They are links?

@T.Lukin Whenever I try I find that there are a ton of different ways to convert them.

And I know I cannot trust my estimates when it comes to cooking or baking.

@flawr There's a difference between ounces and fluid ounces in the USian style ... maybe that's the confusion?

Quill

8:56 PM

. youtu.be/VjCyVfBiwpE

@flawr It can be kinda confusing, cuz there's ounces (oz) and fluid ounces (fl oz). Which are for weight and volume, respectively

It's very rare for recipes here to weigh ingredients, though. We tend to almost always use volume.

Lemon Demon - Reaganomics

@Quill is it rickroll ¬_¬

►

oh nvm

cheddar> [1,2,2].filter(is 2)
[2, 2]

\o/ \o/ \o/ \o/

@T.Lukin Don't forget the troy ounce (oz t) used primarily for precious metals.

> Ounce, a unit of length used to measure the thickness of leather or hide

9:00 PM

@Downgoat is is a curried function?

What

@TimmyD Silly me! How could I forget that? In fact, I just made a bread recipe where the ingredients were measured in troy ounces!

hah

@ConorO'Brien ?

it is unary oeprator

returns n -> n == RHS

Also important to note is that the US system of "Imperial" measurement is different than the British one.

9:00 PM

?

yeah, curried function

@TimmyD Only adds to my confusion.

@TimmyD Wow our measuring system is f'd up

Imperial and US customary measurement systems

Oh yeah.

The imperial and US customary systems of measurement are two closely inter-related systems of measurement both derived from earlier English system of measurement units which can be traced back to Ancient Roman units of measurement, and Carolingian and Saxon units of measure. US Customary units, developed and used in the United States after the American Revolution, are based on a subset of the English units used in the Thirteen Colonies, while the Imperial system of units was developed and used after 1824 in the United Kingdom and subsequently used in the rest of the Commonwealth. US Customary units...

@flawr If I've never had fudge, why would you expect me to have a recipe for it? :P

@Downgoat Another Lemon Demon fan \o/

9:03 PM

solution: do everything the US way

@El'endiaStarman Perhaps all your attempts failed, and that's why you never had fudge so far?

@NathanMerrill Obviously the best solution.

MURICA

Because the USoA is the greatest country in the world, soon becoming great again.

@flawr you want a recipe that resulted in multiple fails?

9:04 PM

@NathanMerrill touché

@flawr i have never seen it spelt USoA in my entire life .___. this is a first

SICK BURRRRN (burnt fudge)

@flawr In the age of the internets it can't be THAT hard to find a fudge recipe

even if you need european measurements

*rest of the world measurements

@Dennis You should definitely have both Ruby 1.9 and Ruby 2

9:06 PM

@flawr TIL liberia and burmia are not considered part of the world

I'm sure there are a ton of receipes, but then comes the difficulty to decide which one to take

@flawr I already admitted to the suckiness of our measurements

> (1076) The Nineteenth Byte | chat.stackexchange.com

ಠ_ಠ

So I'm still open for recommendations =)

Geobits

@quartata Eh, not for a couple days. Out of town right now.

9:07 PM

I made some horchata, that was pretty good

@Downgoat How can I know Asia and Africa exists without ever having been there?

2

I could get you that recipe

@flawr Fudge

Horchata is amazing

@T.Lukin Thanks.

9:08 PM

@flawr idk

@βετѧΛєҫαγ fourier.tryitonline.net/… It works, but the Code and Input prompts look a bit out of place.

@Downgoat Do you believe everything google tells you?

@T.Lukin Thanks=)

@flawr I do. Their headquarters are in the US

Releasing Helium Nuclei

Turkish Information and Communication Technologies Authority Chairman: 3 Mbps [not MBps] of connection speed is enough for everything, you can even watch UHD movies.

Oh no, everyone's switching to Greek letters

9:10 PM

I think beta decay did it beforeyou did yours

(At least my username is properly transliterated)

@ConorO'Brien Of course, I changed mine the other day :p

@ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ What is this lizard at the end of your name?

@flawr ?

@ReleasingHeliumNuclei Abbreviated TICTAC?

Ϡ

9:11 PM

greek number

Releasing Helium Nuclei

@Zgarb lol

@ReleasingHeliumNuclei Up until a couple months ago that was my internet speed

Greek numerals

Greek numerals is a system of representing numbers using the letters of the Greek alphabet. These alphabetic numerals are also known by names Ionic or Ionian numerals, Milesian numerals, and Alexandrian numerals. In modern Greece, they are still used for ordinal numbers and in situations similar to those in which Roman numerals are still used elsewhere in the West. For ordinary cardinal numbers, however, Greece uses Arabic numerals. == History == The Minoan and Mycenaean civilizations' Linear A and Linear B alphabets used a different system, called Aegean numerals, which included speciali...

^^^

@flawr OH MY GOD WHAT HAPPENS TO LIZARDS HEAD ;____;

RIP

So I know how you feel :P

9:12 PM

@quartata OK. Ubuntu has a ruby2.0 package, and it looks like installing it won't remove Ruby 1.9.1.

cheddar> /test/ * 3
/(?:test){3}/

cheddar regex is best regex

@Downgoat You know, I'm pretty sure that a Downgoat would be eligible to join the Legion of Anonymous Mammals

@ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ how 2 join?

@Downgoat 3 * /test/?

@NathanMerrill Runtime Error: `*` has no behavior for types `Number` and `Regex`

9:15 PM

I'm not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing

i've gotten regex subtraction, addition, and multiplication

Is there anyway to make the standard OEIS challenge more interesting? Because you can do Print the first <n> of this sequence, or print this sequence up to <n>, or determine if <n> is in this sequence. Are there any other/more interesting ways?

what sohuld regex division be....

@DJMcMayhem print <m> goats. Where <m> is the <n>th item of this sequence

@DJMcMayhem print the index of N in the sequence

@Downgoat ωΨηΟαργΩ ΝΑΓΤιΚ ψθθδ Μλυγ ΞΖΣρΩοΨ ΞϵΙΟ υΝΝΗΝΒ κψιΟζ ΑπΗλτΠρ πΒβϕ ζσΟβπΝοΡ ΖΑΦΡΕωΨϵ αΞωπ πσΦΟ ΡΘΤυ ΓσΟΞΗσΓ ΗηοΡΑϕ πψϕΚ

9:18 PM

NAGTiK, NAGTeeK
psttd
Mlyg
KSZDSrOoPS, XZDSrOoPS
KSIO, XIO, KSEEO, XEEO
yNNENB
kpsiOzd, kpseeOzd
ApEltPr
pBb
zdsObpNoR
ZDAPREoPS
aKSop, aXop
psPO
RTTy
GsOKSEzG, GsOXEzG
EeoRA
ppsK

wat

oeis.org/A000012

zyabin101

@ΛεγίωνΜάμμαλϠΨΠʹ Απολύτως δεν καταλαβαίνουν τα πάντα γι 'αυτό.

for you overwatch fans: wiki.gamedetectives.net/index.php?title=Sombra_ARG

@NathanMerrill Finally! A challenge I could partake in!

@zyabin101 Δεν πιστεύω ότι είστε υποτίθεται για να το καταλάβουν.

9:21 PM

@NathanMerrill CMC: given a '1' as input, output its index in oeis.org/A000012

Python: print 0

^^

Mathematica: 0&

@DJMcMayhem cheddar: ->0

@DJMcMayhem oeis.org/A001477

I don't think that counts. It only works for the first '1'.

9:22 PM

Java: System.out.println(0);

what do i win

@Poke Is that a full program?

aw :[

no

@DJMcMayhem how to deal with duplicate items?

Yes! I beat someone!

Hello @Doorknob!

9:23 PM

class A{public static void main(String[]a){System.out.print(0);}}

fixed

wat

8

@Downgoat Deal with them appropriately.

Doorknob

@Downgoat Could you please stop pinging me every time I open my laptop?

>_> Im just saying hi

Go you lemons!

9:25 PM

@DJMcMayhem Brainfuck: -[>+<-----]>---.

@DJMcMayhem cheddar: let i=0;let f=->i+=1 run the function f(). works on unit tests: f(1); f(1); f(1); f(1)

@DJMcMayhem Mathematica, 60 bytes: RandomInteger[2^{a=NestWhile[#+1&,0,RandomReal[]<.5&],a+1}]&

fixed

My new program works for all n!

code-golf string ascii-art

@Dennis Woah, that was really quick

Thanks!

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Q: Lemon-Limify a String

Write a program or function that takes in a nonempty single-line string. You may assume it only contains printable ASCII excluding space. Print or return an ASCII art lozenge shape similar to a lemon or lime made from the prefixes of the string. For example, if the input is Lemon, the output sh...

@βετѧΛєҫαγ Not really. I spent most of the time doing something else since I got called away from my computer. :P Tio! is designed so adding new languages is rather easy. I do think you should do something about the Code and Input thingies though.

@ConorO'Brien I installed Ruby 2.0 and it works locally, but it doesn't work if the source code isn't in the same directory as the interpreter. That's technically impossible, since the Apache/tio user doesn't have write access.

@βετѧΛєҫαγ Scratch that. One second.

9:31 PM

@HelkaHomba you should add this test case:

      goat
   goa    goa
 go   goat   go
g  goa    goa  g
 go   goat   go
   goa    goa
      goat

@HelkaHomba I feel like your challenge is underspecified. You're only explaining via example.

@Dennis What do you mean with the Code and Input things?

> Information technology professionals are not entitled to an eating period

The interpreter prints Code: and Input: when asking for code and input. That's nice in an interactive session, but it looks a bit out of place on Tio!

everyone knows IT people are robots

9:34 PM

@NathanMerrill What input would you not be able to tell the output of?

@Dennis Oh, okay, I'll get rid of it now

@HelkaHomba oh, I think the examples are clear, I just think that you need a description of what to do beyond "follow the example"

It's cumbersome to describe in words. I feel the examples are clear enough.

@NewMainPosts Should have ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ as a test case.

@Dennis made in vim

9:38 PM

@Dennis Yeah but I'm doing them by hand :|

@Poke Really? Pastebin it and I'll gladly credit you :)

But we clearly need more alphabet challenges.

oh i didn't make it in vim. i only mentioned it because of one of Lynn's recent answers. >.<

Adnan

Hahahaha

ok bye

@Dennis so... what now?

9:45 PM

@ConorO'Brien I don't know Ruby so I'm not sure what the problem is, but this is the error I'm getting.

reticular.rb:741:in `+': nil can't be coerced into Fixnum (TypeError)
        from reticular.rb:741:in `<main>'

uhh

what's your line 741? mine is while i < ARGV.size

It also requires cding into the interpreter's directory since it doesn't find the funcs.rb file otherwise. That's not important though.

and I honestly have no idea why that error would throw :P

9:46 PM

flags.push [flag, ARGV[(i + 1) .. (i + flag_arity[flag])]]

Did you make changes since yesterday?

idts?

> `+'

lemme check

when you can't descide whether you like ` or ' more :P

Pretty much everything on the command line uses those quotes.

In Linux, anyway.

feersum

9:48 PM

Did that look right in some font once upon a time?

@ConorO'Brien I'm guessing unless nil == (argument =~ /^[-\/]/) is the problem. I pass an absolute path to the file, so it starts with /.

@Dennis well, that's for windows flag support

Linux paths start with /...

Lynn

@Doorknob Nice termcast

Doorknob

@Lynn I'm demoing it to some friends :P

Lynn

9:52 PM

You should type hi #sil to freak out my friends. :>

Perfectttt.

@ConorO'Brien None of this is an issue if I don't have to cd into the directory. Replacing load "funcs.rb" with require_relative 'funcs' should fix that.

@ConorO'Brien Made the change locally and \o/. reticular.tryitonline.net/…

:D

@Dennis so require_relative instead of load?

Yes, without the extension.

strawpoll.me/10963442

Lynn

@feersum Yes, `it did'

10:04 PM

and input works too :D

STDIN is easy. Files are hard. :P

@RohanJhunjhunwala Could you explain how to compile S.I.L.O.S.? I don't know a lot about Java...

@Dennis where there any other local changes you had to make?

No, just the one.

> You need to unlock the ability to Push with an in-app purchase.

Well that's a con for a free Git app :P

okay.

@Dennis TIO feature request: handle unix escapes

or whatever those are

\e[4m stuff

10:08 PM

Important/urgent question: Is it spelled "Falsy" or "Falsey"?

@ConorO'Brien ANSI escape codes is words you're looking for

Both look almost, but not quite right.

close enough

@DJMcMayhem falsey

@DJMcMayhem spell it how you want and blame it on giant iron man suit

@DJMcMayhem I've seen and used both.

10:10 PM

@Downgoat Why dos it not surrpsei me that thas't yrou stratgey? blame-giant-metal-fingers

@ConorO'Brien ANSI escape sequences. I thought about that. Image output too.

@Downgoat cheesefile

@Dennis ok :3

@Dennis oh, a (big) feature request: REPLs :3

@Dennis Does jelly have a way to generate all factor pairs? e.g. f(12) == [[1, 12], [2, 6], [3, 4]]

10:13 PM

Hey @Dennis there don't seem to be any free Git clients for iOS which allow me to edit files, so I'll get editing tomorrow

@DJMcMayhem Does it habe to be in that order?

No, unordered is OK.

I'm looking through a couple different golflangs, and lots have 'Prime factors', but I can't find any that have "factor pairs".

@DJMcMayhem cheddar does (or will in 5 secs)

@DJMcMayhem There's no built-in if that's what you have in mind. You'd have to work with ÆD.

OK, no worries

feersum

10:16 PM

@Lynn I see, once upon a time indeed.

@Downgoat Considering the languages that are currently on Tio!, it doesn't seem worth the trouble. But once I get Python etc., I'll look i to it.

I'll probably do it in MATL then, since it hurts my brain less. :P

Steven H.

strawpoll.me/10963596

code-golf math sequence number-theory

Please include the title of the poll when posting a link.

2

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Q: Is it a Proth number?

A Proth number, named after François Proth, is a number that can be expressed as N = k * 2^n + 1 Where k is an odd positive integer and n is a positive integer such that 2^n > k. Let's use a more concrete example. Take 3. 3 is a Proth number because it can be written as (1 * 2^1) + 1 and 2^1 >

Steven H.

10:23 PM

I'll keep that in mind next time, thanks

@newmainposts :) It feels good to write a challenge again. It's been almost a month.

> If your language has any "Proth-number detecting" functions, you may use them.

> If your language is mathematica, you may use the "Proth-number detecting" function.

ftfy

Do you actually know for sure that mathematica has a "Proth-number detecting" function?

trichoplax

It seems infeasible that it wouldn't...

mınxomaτ

@βετѧΛєҫαγ @zyabin101 No problem. BTW, static content (like HTML/JS) is always cached and changes might take quite some time to roll out. If you need changes to apply immediately, ping me so I can kick the server into dev mode for a few hours.

BTW: New features in the YouTube API available now.

10:39 PM

@βετѧΛєҫαγ No hurry.

Adnan

@Dennis Hmmm, 5 bytes

I feel like I'm missing something :p

@mınxomaτ what is Turbo?

mınxomaτ

An organization.