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8:07 PM
> normal people
 
Did you just call me a freak? grabs ban hammer
 
Sounds like a normal reaction to me :P
 
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

VoteToCloseDistinct strict partition counts code-golfmathnumber-theoryinteger-partitions Related The Task Write a function or program that, given a positive integer n, returns or prints an array (or list, set, etc.) of length l such that each index i contains the count of distinct partitions of size i...

 
@Phoenix Trusted users can vote to delete questions once they reach a score of -3.
 
idk what you guys do out here but it sure as hell ain't normal :P
 
Anonymous
8:11 PM
@VoteToClose Please don't answer off-topic questions, and especially not in the comments. I'd ping TimTech too but he's unpingable.
 
why does site analytics have a higher rep requirement than trusted user?
 
@Mego Okiedokie. I tried to make mine as obfuscated as possible to avoid answering the question. ;P
 
Anonymous
@VoteToClose That's , which is even more of a bad idea
 
@Dennis Yay! I can delete-vote it.
 
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Q: What's the Date?

Beta DecayChallenge Weirdly, this hasn't been done yet: output the current date in ISO-8601 format. Rules ISO-8601 date format is as follows: YYYY-MM-DD Where the month and day should be padded by zeroes if they are less than 10. For example, if the program is run on the 24th May 2017, it should out...

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Q: Klein Topololyglots

Wheat WizardKlein is a 2D language I have designed that can be embedded on 12 different topological surfaces. A Klein program can be run on different surfaces by changing the command line arguments. Here is a chart showing all of the surfaces based on their arguments. Task The task is pretty simple, wr...

 
8:18 PM
whoa
 
@NewMainPosts @Riker posted it
 
Anonymous
@PhiNotPi Are you planning on posting this to main?
 
@Mego no, why?
You think I should?
 
Anonymous
It would make a decent challenge, and I was considering posting it to main if you didn't
 
I'll post it since it's been a while since I've posted a challenge
Also... why is # mod 127 and not mod 128?
 
Anonymous
8:25 PM
Because it is
 
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Notts90This is still a work in progress, I need to add test cases, though feel free to leave initial feedback. Rate my sorting Introduction So my boss is making me do some manual labor...urgh...I have to take a part out a box of parts, process it and put it back in the box of parts. To make this mo...

 
@Mego Should I require people to handle other characters in the source code?
 
Anonymous
@PhiNotPi I think so
 
Anonymous
Also an optional trailing newline should be acceptable, for the languages that can't suppress them (and the languages where suppressing them is difficult to the point that it detracts from the challenge)
 
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Q: Find all Number Relations

Engineer ToastInspired by: Find an Unrelated Number Challenge Given two positive integers as input, output the mathematical operations that can be used on those inputs to generate every number from 1 to n inclusive where n is the smallest prime greater than the sum of the two inputs. If the number cannot b...

 
8:45 PM
Woop, 10k rep!
 
nice
 
@BetaDecay congrats!
 
You know you're living the high life when your rep is shortened :D
@programmer5000 Cheers
 
when you realize you had 2 TNB tabs open
 
@BetaDecay Nice job
 
8:46 PM
when you realize you had 3 TNB tabs open
 
when you realize you had 0 TNB tabs open
 
O.O
why would you not have TNB open
ಠ_ಠ
 
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Q: Transpile ;# into your language

PhiNotPiRelated to: Make a ;# interpreter and Generate #; code ;# - A Whirlwind Guide This is a simple language with two commands. Its only data structure is an accumulator, which is initialized to 0. ; Increment the accumulator # Calculate the value of the accumulator modulo 127, and print the corr...

 
8:55 PM
WHY??
 
y n0t
 
Semicolon-# Is a gr8 language, Golf in it ALL THE TIME
 
@WheatWizard nice name for the challenge, though it's kinda like a quine
sounds like a Klein Topoloquine to me :p
plus that rhymes
 
17 hours ago, by Wheat Wizard
Martin has one fine one line Klein Quine with only two votes.
 
I have had enough ;# for a while.
 
8:59 PM
@WheatWizard huh, nice code
 
I've gotten some downvotes on that question, can't say I'm surprised.
 
@PhiNotPi wasn't me, I ran out of votes today :(
 
@PhiNotPi "Transpile ;# into your language" Damn, I was just thinking of that.
 
@ATaco I prefer cat
 
Bounty to anyone who answers my challenge in ;#
4
 
9:07 PM
it already has a tag
@PhiNotPi it's not possible is it..?
 
@totallyhuman nope :)
 
Anonymous
I'm pretty sure cat isn't possible in ;#, since there's no input
 
maybe ;#+ can do it...
wait ofc it can
does so quickly
 
What is ;#+?
 
@PhiNotPi A Turing-complete language based off ;#
 
9:14 PM
What does + do?
 
@PhiNotPi That's just the name of the language, there are a lot more commands than ;#+.
I forgot who made it but someone will undoubtedly answer the challenge in ;#+, so we'll see
 
+ : Make the language turing complete by evaling the accumulator as BLC.
 
@WheatWizard That's a nice word avalanche
 
tries to figure out how to write a cat program in ;#+ and fails miserably
 
Didn't know that was a thing.
 
9:22 PM
It is, and it's amazing
Also, now I'm super curious to learn Klein
 
Klein is really mind bending especially if you use any topology that doesn't start with 0
 
Nevermind. I read through the wiki, and I don't think I'm smart enough to learn it
 
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Q: Compressing a list of numbers

Dave LawrenceHope this is the right forum for this question. Given a short list of numbers, let's say in the range 0-4095 and a maximum length of 50, e.g. 0,4,5,21,27,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,100,101,1002,1035,2004,2049,2076,2080,2088,2089,2090,2096,2204,2210,2219,2220,2486,2496,2497,2498,2517,2518,2519,2535,25...

 
@DJMcMayhem Its a really bad explanation. I'm working on making the interface a little more intuitive.
 
@WheatWizard What exactly is a fundamental square?
 
9:26 PM
It is a representation of the surface.
For example
 
Is there a good way to visualize the various topologies? Maybe some pictures/diagrams?
 
The fundamental squares are the best way to go
 
stops failing
 
Most 2D programming languages live on a torus, that is when you go off one end you appear on the other side
that has the fundamental square of
     ->>--
    |     |
    v     v
    |     |
     -->>-
The top matches the bottom, the east matches the west and everything is going the same direction
Now if we took one of the arrows and reversed it
     ->>--
    |     |
    v     ^
    |     |
     -->>-
We end up with a different surface
things going off the top and bottom still behave the same way but things going off the east and west get flipped in the process
 
@PhiNotPi yep, there's the ;#+ answer (@WheatWizard It's not mine, I'm not self-advertising :3)
 
9:33 PM
Here is an example of a possible path on that second topology:
........
....>>>>
........
>>>>@...
........
When it goes off the edge near the top it appears near the bottom
@DJMcMayhem Is this at all helpful? I feel like I'm not the best explainer/
 
That does make sense. I've got more questions, but I'm busy now. I'll ping ya later
 
Ok np
 
1k! :P
 
That example is almost like a Mobius strip
 
Its a Klein Bottle, which is the 4D equivalent of a Möbius strip.
 
9:45 PM
Mobius cube :P
 
@ConorO'Brien I don't think you can do much better than a divmod-by-10 loop
 
tfw you realize you would've gotten ~1k rep in one day if it weren't for the cap
@totallyhuman Congrats on 1k!
 
10:11 PM
@MDXF thanks!
 
(hit rep limit)
 
@programmer5000 I hit the rep limit in four hours :(
Then got 50 more votes
 
Ouch
 
10:43 PM
@PhiNotPi close enough? :P
don't intend to self-advertise
 
10:56 PM
I'm just going to put it out there so people don't expect a reply. I'm going to be on vacation for a week.
So if I don't edit my answers or reply to a ping or comment, that's why.
 
Anonymous
Alright 14 hours is a ridiculous amount of time for a flag to go unhandled
 
11:17 PM
Would python randomly happen to have a predefined symbol assigned to 0?
 
11:27 PM
@Phoenix False?
you can do weird things with it in python 2
I think
 
I specifically needed to be able to do <symbol>+=1
So False works
Thanks
 
only in python2 though
python3 is less insane
 
My ;# challenge has had a really nice rep:effort ratio... maybe I should post more memes in the future.
 
@PhiNotPi Probably.
 
11:55 PM
@Sp3000 hm, ok. thanks!
 

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