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1:33 AM
x:=int(x)
new syntax for Python 3.8?
 
Anonymous
2:10 AM
Yes
 
no blackholes in this chat? :o
 
Anonymous
Just the one that Catija pulled our design announcement out of
 
2:27 AM
@Riker hey :)
 
 
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4:51 AM
O_o
Very good thank you all, and Good Morning — RosLuP Nov 21 '17 at 9:26
 
@ASCII-only ?
 
just seems like a very... random comment
 
5:09 AM
@ASCII-only out of context, yes, but comments are transient. They probably responded to something that was since removed.
 
 
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11:53 AM
Inb4 SE wants another site redesign and we don’t get a site design for another 3 years
 
nah we'll get it this time
... in october that is
 
which october?
 
@ASCII-only 2020
 
Dec 24 '17 at 3:51, by Geobits
@Riker Don't worry. I have it on good authority that the graduation design will be ready in November.
my bad, it's november
 
@JoKing "next year" (and they'll stick to that answer — every year)
 
11:55 AM
Feb 16 '16 at 16:10, by Geobits
The way I heard it, we're "graduating" March 11, but the design and such will take until November 1.
 
CMC: year of next November. E.g. when run now: 2019 When run on 1 Nov '19 it must give 2020. Use UTC or local time.
 
vtc as dupe of this
not identical but close enough imo
 
@ASCII-only Nah, that one drowns in KC.
 
38: say (Date.today+1...*).first(/11\-01/)
11.01 if you don't mind it matching the years 11001 etc. too
 
12:47 PM
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Q: Match Roman Numerals

flawrChallenge Given some input string, return a truthy value if it represents a correct roman numeral between 1 (=I) and 3999 (=MMMCMXCIX), and a falsey value otherwise. Details The input is a non-empty string that only comprises the characters IVXLCDM. The roman numerals (that we use here in thi...

 
1:46 PM
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Q: A Chess Board Situation

TNoThe task: A Megachess board looks like a normal chess board but can be of different sizes. The board should be square, and the neighboring cells should be of different colours. The cell in the lower left corner can be either black or white. To make the tournament as spectacular as possible, And...

 
 
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6:23 PM
@Adám PowerShell, 30 bytes -- Try it online!
Beating Perl, nice.
 
6:34 PM
Always a good day
 
6:48 PM
CMC: Collapse text upwards. For example, this input vvvvv below should give "Hello World"
          d
H
       o
  llo

         l
      W
 e
        r
 
@DJMcMayhem Will there only ever be one letter in each column?
 
Yes
 
@DJMcMayhem Jelly, 4 bytes: ỴZṀ€ (given the one-letter constraint)
 
@DJMcMayhem APL (Dyalog Extended), 8 bytes: ,⍉~⍤1⊃∘⍷ Actually works in vanilla Dyalog too, but requires a compatibility setting: ,⍉~⍤1⊃∘∊
 
7:04 PM
Unfortunately I screwed myself over. I can think of two ways to do it in vim. The first fails with spaces in the output, and the second way fails with multiple characters on one row.
Otherwise, Vim, 16 bytes is a really cool solution: :sor!|%s/\_s//g<cr>
 
@DJMcMayhem If there are no (non-padding) spaces, APL is just ' '~⍨,∘⍉ transpose, flatten, remove spaces. ⍉~⍥,⍷ in Extended APL.
@EriktheOutgolfer Care to explain?
 
@Adám untested, but I believe it works, it basically splits the input by newlines and then takes the maximum of each column (won't work for control chars)
note that if a column is all-spaces the maximum is a space, not nothing
 
Clever
 
7:20 PM
My kingdom for matrix manipulation in PowerShell.
 
@EriktheOutgolfer Couldn't you get 2 bytes by taking input as matrix? Transpose, Max-across
 
@Adám actually, yes
it would be »/, though, reduce by max
(» vectorizes)
APL's / isn't really a thing in Jelly, as there are no multi-dimensional arrays, only exists as /
 
Isn't that exactly like ⌈⌿ in APL?
 
@Adám yes
 
7:27 PM
@EriktheOutgolfer Accessing data in PowerShell via matrix indexing (e.g., $a[5][4]) is quite messy and prone to unexpected behavior. Plus there's no transpose or other matrix manipulation.
 
@EriktheOutgolfer So wait, isn't »/ a solution by taking input as matrix? No need to transpose.
 
@Adám of course, as Ỵ»/ is a solution otherwise
 
8:24 PM
@Riker I'm sure you do like mice here's one (the comments are great too:)
 
9:11 PM
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

AdmBorkBorkMake it rain code-golf ascii-art string Inspired by this chat mini-challenge. Given a string as input (ASCII printable characters only), output the string with the letters "raining" down. Each letter must be a random number of spaces downward (random between 0 and the length of the string, eac...

 
10:07 PM
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Q: Can a neural network recognize primes?

A. RexBackground Recognizing primality seems like a poor fit for (artificial) neural networks. However, the universal approximation theorem states that neural networks can approximate any continuous function, so in particular it should be possible to represent any finitely-supported function one desi...

 
A full 5 hours late XD
 
10:23 PM
> The Ratatouille and Marie Kondo crossover I never thought I needed
perfect=)
 

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