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12:15 AM
@Neil Do you have the thing where you pay the cost for the raw electricity instead of the one set by the energy company? I heard some people in areas around here who had that had to pay a ton for electricity due to the power grid thing.
Is there a way to get notifications for chat on mobile?
 
You download the old stack exchange apk
Do you have Android?
@RedwolfPrograms
 
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Aaron MillerPoly-functional Polyglots! Objective Create a polyglot in which each language must act as at least one of the following: A "Hello, World!" Program A Cat Program A Quine A Truth-Machine Input may be taken through command-line arguments or through STDIN (or equivalent), and does not have to be c...

 
12:34 AM
@RedwolfPrograms answer me. Do you use Android?
Because if you do, I've got the mobile app apk available
Because I downloaded the app while it was still publicly available and transferred the app between phones if I needed to
 
@RedwolfPrograms I've got the iOS app pretty much only because it notifies me (plus it's got an easy way to see HNQ)
 
Well then it looks like we have both major mobile os' covered
 
Alternatively, the iOS app is a buggy mess
 
Wait can iOS even export app files for installation on other devices?
 
Oh I'm just using the browser one
 
12:42 AM
You need the app for notifications
 
Some examples: when you leave a comment, the entire screen turns white and you can't do anything. You can't paste copied characters into comments. TIO links don't work from comments. You can't vote to reopen posts. There's no review queues available. The Sandbox doesn't load, at all. Whenever I open the app for a new time, it forgets I have a meta account, so when I try to vote, or leave a comment, I have t "sign up" again for meta
 
I don't use mobile nearly enough for it to be worth it
 
On the other hand, it tells me when someone answers my questions or comments on my posts, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
 
@ChartZBelatedly that sounds the same as Android
@RedwolfPrograms you don't even have to use the app. It just sits in the background
 
Well, they've stopped dev on the apps since 2017
 
12:44 AM
@RedwolfPrograms Like right now I'm using the Web browser version, but I get notifications from the app.
@ChartZBelatedly heck, the apps aren't even available on the app/play store anymore!
 
I use it for 2 things: notifications, and browsing the front pages (HNQ or CGCC active)
Have you guys seen Stack Ov? It's an app that lists the highest voted questions on SO and allows you to search them. It's beyond useless :P
 
Link?
 
I have no idea how to link to an app on the App Store
 
Aw it's ios only?
Sad.
 
12:53 AM
> Please use a Google search api if one exists because I find myself resorting to google because the search results are more relevant
Oof
That's from a review of the app
 
I downloaded it. It's not bad, I just don't know why it exists
 
...2 weeks of testing and the first time OSP posts here it has an HTML error and an indexing error
 
Oh yeah
That's good :p
What should happen when there is no explicit title?
 
Currently it just goes (N), but the indexing should start at 1 for the first non-title post, not 5 :/
I know why those happened, and how t fix them, but it's 2am here so I'll do it in the morning :P
 
1:06 AM
Is (untitled) fine?
Also testing is hard :P
 
I can make it use (untitled1) etc. in case there's multiple (or just call them all (untitled))
@HyperNeutrino Yep :/
 
@ChartZBelatedly I am going to formally request that you go and sleep
 
Simple (untitled) is fine even if there are multiple of them
 
I mean, there isn't much we can do to distinguish them if they aren't actually named so calling them the same is probably fine lol
 
I'm just waiting for someone to have some awful formatting in the title that breaks the link :/
 
1:08 AM
And if OSP grabs an already posted one, should we flag it so it can be deleted by a mod?
 
Ok, I'll work on those changes after I've gotten some sleep. Night y'all, and feel free to drop any more suggestions in the chat, I'll see them tomorrow
 
Make it a CnR
 
@ChartZBelatedly good.
Sleep.
 
Whichever title parser doesn't get cracked is what you'd use :p
 
@Bubbler It does try to filter a bit (<100 length body, if it's just one link etc.), but the "Posted" formats are so inconsistent that it's hard to cover all of them
And I've had flagged declined on Meta for deleting posted sandbox posts, as it can cause more clutter for 10k users apparently
Anyway, I must sleep \o
 
1:11 AM
o/
 
o/
 
Seriously the o got capitalized by the phone thing
Now I have a large head
 
You need to get good at mobile then
I managed to lowercase o
And I'm on mobile
 
I didn't notice it :b
 
1:12 AM
If I can do it, you can too.
 
(IMHO it's a one-time clutter at worst to delete it on spot, which is better than getting grabbed by OSP repeatedly, and it needs to be edited once anyway if we don't want OSP to grab it)
 
@RedwolfPrograms why in the actual frick is your tounge demented?
 
I don't know q:
The map on the clock app on my phone is so horribly bad I can't isolate individual issues to complain about
 
1:50 AM
@Makonede please do not vandalize my posts.
 
2:02 AM
@Makonede In the future if you come across a situation like that, it is common courtesy to tell them in a comment or a chat message, and let them decide what to do themselves.
 
@Makonede Answers are generally allowed to contain anything as long as they also contain code that solves the challenge. So they can include e.g. related interesting facts or a working demo (graphics or otherwise interesting variants of the task, even though they do not solve the main task directly).
 
search for pyramid scheme
 
global chaos courtesy of sars-cov-2
 
* cites
 
It also cites (unsurprisingly) TIO, an esolangs article, and a CGCC question and answer
 
 
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3:29 AM
any strong vim users here?
 
Look at the latest V and Vim answers, maybe there are some active users left.
 
@OriginalOriginalOriginalVI nope, don't exist
the best vim golfer DJ is on codidact but wouldn't come back here again
 
@Razetime what is codidact?
 
@Wasif a more open Q&A site made by people who got tired of Stack Exchange's poilicies and inconsistency
 
4:16 AM
@Razetime Oh, that’s too bad.
Is Codidact still active?
 
last activity seems to be 23 days ago
so it's not totally inactive, but it's pretty quiet
 
That’s too bad
I should steal a question from here to ask there
I actually put something in the Sandbox there but haven’t gotten any feedback, and I’m going to delete it anyway
 
I am just active now there :P
But why i have been blocked there after posting 3 answers?
 
4:39 AM
@Wasif hm?
what does it say
 
4:59 AM
@Razetime you have been blocked from accessing codidact,com, but I could not post any answers, while can browse the site
 
5:09 AM
@Wasif you should contact them on discord
 
ok
 
@Razetime no, but what do you want?
 
5:35 AM
@user41805 idk, someone I can ask help from when I'm stuck?
 
@Razetime sure i can try to help you, but i might be slow to respond (i also used to golf in v/vim, learning from dj). btw, i believe dj's on the ppcg discord
 
@user41805 no problem. I'm in no hurry to start golfing anyway
yeah, DJ's on the discord but I doubt that they're active
 
do you know about vimgolf.com ?
 
well now i do
huh, none of the links there seem to work
signing in works
 
5:50 AM
seems like it's still not fixed
 
 
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8:08 AM
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Dan DascalescuNode one-liner to fetch a URL, like curl I'm interested in the shortest one-liner to output the contents at a given URL, using Node.js from the command line, for practical purposes. In other words, the equivalent of curl, written as a Node one-liner. Not interested in other languages. Would this ...

 
 
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9:25 AM
@RedwolfPrograms no; I'm hoping it's a software bug in the app that calculates the real-time cost, the energy company only gets to see the monthly reading anyway
 
10:11 AM
in Hatred, Feb 11 at 15:48, by Wezl
the first step is to not intend to make a language (-̥̊
@Wezl: Actually, the best way to make the worst language is to make it like natural language:
(1) Do NOT have variables!
(2) Use pronouns!
 
ngn
(0) start indexing from 1
 
(-1) index in reverse order
 
 
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11:27 AM
Can someone tell me why Intel's open source website is 01.org
 
 
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1:28 PM
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Q: Sr. 4Der says make this shape! (Episode 1)

Sr. 4DerIntroduction This question came from a sandbox post and I decided to launch it on the main site. I'm pretty much the 4Der if you can tell by my username. Yep, this is going to be a series. And this will be fun! Main Story Dialogue by a 3Der. I was hired by Sr. 4Der to learn the 4D universe and ...

 
@user21820 does async count for #2?
#1: lambda calculus go brr
 
@JohnDvorak No. I literally mean pronouns, like "add one to the last counter we modified and then double it".
 
Perl has pronouns. Perl's pronouns are $_.
Ruby's implicit arguments also arguably count.
 
@NewMainPosts Hmm
The original OP got suspended, and now this challenge has been posted by another account made today. This feels like the user created an account to circumvent their suspension, which is against SE policy
 
@pxeger flexing
 
1:37 PM
@ChartZBelatedly Why was the OP suspended?
 
@OriginalOriginalOriginalVI I don't know, and if I did I wouldn't say
 
Oh wait, are suspensions supposed to be private?
 
As much as they can be
If it's necessary to mention (e.g. here), then it's ok to, but you can't talk about why, and you shouldn't bring up users specifically to point out "Oh look, so and so got suspended"
 
SE has a "we don't air dirty laundry" policy on them
 
1:40 PM
Makes sense
 
It's so sad that nobody upvotes answers to old questions. Can we do something about this?
 
I don't see what we can do beyond bumping the question
 
idk, quite a few of my answers to old questions have been upvoted a little bit
 
@pxeger How many answers does the question have?
It might qualify for a bounty
 
imo if you answer old questions answers have to go above and beyond to be interesting
 
1:49 PM
Encourage people to look through the homepage rather than just the new questions feed, and to click on questions and upvote answers there even if they don't plan to answer the question itself
 
@rak1507 Personally, it's the other way around for me. Most answers to a new challenge use the same method as the other 20. Older answers often used completely different approaches from each other, so a new answer to an old question is likely to be more original than an answer to a new challenge
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@OriginalOriginalOriginalVI I'm not thinking of a specific case, but which bounties would they be? The ones that are for unanswered questions, or for old good questions?
 
@ChartZBelatedly I think we agree, but I worded it wrong. What I'm saying is, don't answer an old challenge with the same method as all the other solutions and expect to get upvotes
 
@pxeger Both, I guess
 
@pxeger If the question's unanswered, either me or JoKing have bounties available (depending on if the question score is more or less than 15). Otherwise, if it has less than 10 answers, Original's got a bounty going
 
1:52 PM
isn't that dependant on no recent answers?
 
> don't answer an old challenge with the same method as all the other solutions and expect to get upvotes
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FTFY :P
 
For my bounty, the last answer should also be 3 years old, yeah
 
@ChartZBelatedly very true
 
Yeah, I was assuming we were talking about old, inactive challenges
 
2:05 PM
@RedwolfPrograms I've updated the private repo for OSP with the bug fixes from last night, so feel free to update your version when you can
 
@ChartZBelatedly +1 :) Just to be sure, if there are two equal rows (or columns), we have to delete just one of them, right?
 
Yeah, only one row/column is dominated at a time
 
@Delfad0r how did you upvote chat message
 
@Wasif I think Delfad0r meant that they had already upvoted the sandbox post
 
FYI: For those who don't want their "posted" stubs to be caught by OSP, you can do any of: delete the stub, edit it to be less than 500 characters, or make sure that any part of the post matches either this or this regex
In short, either link to the main question in a h1 or or h2 header, or link to it with Posted (case insensitive) as the "shown link text"
 
2:16 PM
@ChartZBelatedly without doing this, it might lead our account to suspension?
 
??
 
@Wasif Nothing to do with suspension
It's just for the bot that looks for week-old Sandbox posts
 
Actually I asked the dumb question because I thought that OSP -> Original suspension program :P
 
It's entirely optional to do any of those, but it's just another way to make using the Sandbox slightly more bearable
@Wasif :P OSP -> Old Sandbox Posts
 
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Q: Pretty printing JSON

user109543I want formate a string JSON to human-readable form: '{"foo":"hello","bar":"world","c":[1,55,"bye"]}' into something like this: { "foo": "hello", "bar": "world", "c": [ 1, 55, "bye" ] } For objects and arrays properties and items should be starting in new line with indent of...

 
2:23 PM
Is New Sandbox Posts Old Sandbox Posts' child, then?
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2:46 PM
@ChartZBelatedly You should flag the new account for moderator attention. They may be able to check whether it is a sockpuppet.
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Q: How should sockpuppets be handled on Stack Exchange?

user1228A high-reputation, highly-active user has already been dinged once for a sockpuppet, and I just dinged him again. He probably has another sockpuppet as well. What are the guidelines for handling users who game the system in this fashion? Specifically, How can I be sure I'm looking at a sockpu...

 
2:59 PM
If you are genuinely a new user, who has gotten permission from the Sandbox poster to post this, then there's no problems. And it's not for other users to investigate if you are who you say you are. Any circumventions of the rules of SE will be handled by the moderators, you don't need to worry about anything for the moment. — ChartZ Belatedly 1 hour ago
Our mods are pretty active, I'd surprise me if they didn't notice either the question or the chat convo and take a look at the situation themselves
 
@ChartZBelatedly Well, moderators being active does not imply that they won't miss anything, right?
 
I've seen this happen so many times that I think it deserves an entry in Things to avoid when writing challenges
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A: Things to avoid when writing challenges

Luis MendoUse the sandbox to "defend" your challenge The sandbox is meant to be an aid to improve the challenge. But once posted to the main site, the quality of the challenge is entirely the poster's responsibility. Regardless of the sandbox, the challenge on the main site should be solid and well specifi...

Please vote as you see fit
 
3:15 PM
@OriginalOriginalOriginalVI Suspensions are not supposed to be publicly discussed, so I won't provide any information including whether or not I can see the reasons.
 
@LuisMendo +1 I think there's a fine line between complaining about the problems with the Sandbox (e.g. that not enough people give feedback) and (to use your term) defending their challenge with the Sandbox
 
@ChartZBelatedly I'll take a look. The relevant users are Sr. 4Der and Mark Giraffe, right?
 
@HyperNeutrino Yeah
 
Alright. Gotta go have breakfast first, but I should be able to get a look into it today.
 
@HyperNeutrino That makes sense, yeah. I wouldn't want other people knowing about the specifics if I were suspended.
 
3:18 PM
@ChartZBelatedly Yes, how to encourage people to give feedback to sandboxed challenges is a separate issue
 
@LuisMendo And a long debated/unsolved one unfortunately :/
@OriginalOriginalOriginalVI Agreed. Speaking as someone whose been suspended 3 times, I don't mind people knowing why that happened, so long as it was me who explained/disclosed the reasons
 
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l4m2Given a program as input. If the program ever output a '1', output a truthy value and halt; if it halts without ever outputting a '1', output a falsy value and halt; if it falls into infinite loop without outputting a '1', fall into infinite loop.

 
@user21820 I agree with this point but not necessarily the others
SE Chat lied to me
 
3:42 PM
false
3
 
^ Interesting trend there
Looks like we have less participation now.
 
4:08 PM
@Wezl Haha..
 
4:29 PM
So i have starred my own message :P
Can you get the trick?
 
@amelies == @Wasif
 
@pxeger what do you mean?
 
I'm guessing that this mysterious "amelies" user who has never before used this chat room is also an account you control
 
@pxeger nope, I haven't heard the name of "amelies" before, its a different trick
 
just Inspect Element or Photoshop or something stupid like that?
 
4:39 PM
amelies has been around on the network for three more years than Wasif so I find that proposal highly unlikely :P
 
they could be an old account that Wasif used to use before switching to this new one
 
@pxeger yes, i used your message for the javascript trick
@pxeger before 3 years, when I was 12 years old, I didn't knew even the "p" of programming, so what I will do on Stack overflow
 
shrug
 
@Wasif CMP: when did you start programming?
 
@rak1507 2 years ago, from grade 7
 
4:46 PM
(unless you're asking Wasif specifically) around grade 5, 8 years ago
 
@HyperNeutrino cmp, so not just him
how old is grade 7 and grade 5? (idk the system)
 
Pro tip: People who want to hide your age don't answer this CMP :P
 
well, if you give only the absolute or relative age but not the other, you won't reveal your current age :P
@rak1507 where I am, grade 5 is ~10 y/o
 
@HyperNeutrino your age is 18? (is my deduction correct)
 
yep!
I mean, given that I'm a mod, I have to be at least 18 anyway
 
4:49 PM
@HyperNeutrino cool
 
@rak1507 In 3rd grade, we did some MS LOGO, but that's hardly programming
 
haha
it counts to me
 
My first real program was a rude "chatbot" in 8th grade that basically just asked you questions and randomly selected an insult based on your answers.
 
that's amazing, 10/10
 
I thought I was so cool but it was really pretty cringey.
 
4:51 PM
@rak1507 when I was 8 on scratch, but it was not actual programming at all
 
I started normally with Python
 
@OriginalOriginalOriginalVI talking of cringe, I searched through an old discord server to see what programming I was doing 5 years ago and my messages are the most cringy thing I've ever seen
 
I watched my friend make games in pygame and that's probably what got me interested the most
 
5:10 PM
@Delfad0r that haskell answer on polyhexes is brilliant, wish I could upvote it twice
 
granted :)
 
@rak1507 Not sure how to count exactly. I was at a programming conference as just under 2 years old, but I was only to demo a UI there. I started learning in earnest at age 7 or so, and could go on my own at age 12-13.
 
@rak1507 give a bounty on it
 
Thank you :D
Golfing+writing the explanation took me almost a full day, but it's been a lot of fun
 
@Wasif I like my rep
@Delfad0r yeah, great explanation
 
5:14 PM
@rak1507 if you could upvote twice, we could vote 50 times to give +500 bounty without single -0 :P
 
I feel like with these sort of questions there must be some advanced mathematical insights that would make it not only easier to do but much faster too
would make an interesting fastest-code challenge
 
@rak1507 Totally agree. I suggested it in the comments
 
oh yeah, so you did
great minds think alike, or something ;)
 
@NewMainPosts It's so sad when a post appears here in chat when it's already been closed :(
 
5:19 PM
I don't see how it's a dupe of the challenge it's supposedly a dupe of
oh, right, I see now
 
"Happy to close the question. I just wanted to get a taste of CG and I posted the first challenge that crossed my mind." Is getting your question closed a good taste of CG?
 
...yeah
 
@Wezl Considering how 3 of the 4 most recent questions were closed, I'd say yes
 
5:35 PM
As I said, ultimate fate of my questions will be closing
 
@Wasif that's why the sandbox exists
 
@rak1507 even after using sandbox the fate will be same
 
@Wasif As far as I know, closing is not final. Just make sure you address, for instance, tsh's comment codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/222725/…
 
@Delfad0r my willpower drops to 0 for closing I give up
 
@Wasif maybe if you only leave it in the sandbox for a day or so... challenges shouldn't be closed if there's enough time between putting them in the sandbox and posting them, give people time to give feedback
 
5:44 PM
Also, it's common practice to ask for some final feedback in TNB before you post to main. Don't worry, it's not annoying or clutter, people do it all the time and it's good to get a better look at sandboxed challenges before posting because a lot of posts go pretty unnoticed in the Sandbox, unfortunately.
At least 48 hours is recommended and that's pretty short.
 
Ok, let's discuss on other thing, what are your birthdays (you don't need to reveal your birth year)
 
@Wasif your latest challenge, the fractions one, will be reopened if you make it a bit clearer, no reason to throw it away just bc of one slight issue
@Wasif considering my username is rak1507, have a guess
 
@rak1507 July 15?
 
yep
I'm very creative
 
Mine is April 19
I am not that creative
 
5:50 PM
@rak1507 I thought it was leet for some reason, just leet for some language I don't know ;)
 
@Wezl ah, lol
no, I was just very bad at coming up with usernames when I was around 9 and for some reason it has stuck
 
I have some very bad usernames, fortunately for accounts I don't really use
 
What about profile pictures, what are insights/creativity/significance behind them?
 
just default se one, on discord I have a pfp made using an svg bezier interpolation thing I wrote in APL, so that's slightly interesting I suppose
 
5:54 PM
yeah that looks nice
 
Weasels are cute :P
Identicons are random, mine was disgusting so I changed it
 
6:13 PM
@rak1507 My messages from a day ago make me cringe :E]
@Adám How did a 2 year old demo a UI at a programming conference?
@Wasif Disappointing, for the most part.
 
6:50 PM
@Wasif Mine's the favicon from my website, upscaled so it doesn't get blurry
I'm working on making a nicer looking one with some shading and texture stuff
 
7:19 PM
@rak1507 aged approximately 10 with a beautifully outdated book on Ruby
abcdefghijkmnopqrstuvwxyz
noël, noël, noël, noël, Born is the king of Israel
 
did you not get my joke?
 
Oh now I see it
 
7:38 PM
@pxeger >:|
 
I don't get it :\
 
it's a pun. You'll regret "get"ting it if you do
 
Do the two last lines have to do with the Ruby book?
 
Hint 1: abcdefghijkmnopqrstuvwxyz is the alphabet but missing the letter L
 
7:40 PM
Does the missing "l" have any significance?
Yup, just saw that
 
Yep, there's "noel"
 
JavaScript ES9, "xxx".match(/x$(?<=^x{3})/); matches but "xxxx".match(/x$(?<=^x{4})/); does not! Happens in Chrome, Firefox, and even Node! What the hell?!
 
Is that valid regex or is it undefined behavior?
 
Both of them should match!
It shouldn't be undefined behavior
 
7:42 PM
@Deadcode have you joined the elite club of golfers having discovered obscure language bugs?
 
@ChartZBelatedly Updated OSP
 
@pxeger Apparently I have now. But the most bizarre thing is that it happens in three different implementations. Or are they different? Do they share the same codebase now!?
 
Node and Chrome both use V8
 
Chrome and Node both use the V8 runtime
 
Not sure about FF
 
7:44 PM
It works in regex101 (PCRE)
 
FIrefox uses SpiderMonkey I think
 
@OriginalOriginalOriginalVI That's PCRE2 though, using just fixed-length lookbehind
Huh, it works in ECMAScript mode too. What is going on: regex101.com/r/AOcEYg/2
 
Also works with ECMAScript
 
It doesn't work in the console, nor on TIO
 
It's entirely possible that the V8 regex engine is copied/stolen from SpiderMonkey or vice versa, so they both have the same bug
 
7:45 PM
Looks like regex101 has the only sane regex engine.
 
But regex101 uses the browser's engine in ECMA mode
 
Neither regex works in Python
 
Oooooh, it does NOT work in regex101's ECMA mode: regex101.com/r/AOcEYg/3
regex101.com/r/AOcEYg/2 has the /m flag
 
7:49 PM
multiline
I think
 
multiline mode, makes ^ and $ match the beginning and end of lines
without /m it's the beginning and end of the full string
 
Does anyone here have a mac to try it in Safari using Webkit?
(or other Apple device)
 
Would accessing regex101.com on an iPhone work?
 
Probably?
 
7:58 PM
"xxxx".match(RegExp('x$(?<=^x{4})','m')); indeed matches while "xxxx".match(RegExp('x$(?<=^x{4})')); does not
 
I think you can also just use /x$(?<=^x{4})/m instead of constructing a Regex manually
 
Oops, yeah, I tried that and it didn't work but that was because of a typo
Yep, "xxxx".match(/x$(?<=^x{4})/m);
 
Are all of these engines based on a single one?
 
I guess this proves SpiderMonkey is now using V8, for regex at least...
 
I don't think it does
 
8:00 PM
How could they both have the same bug otherwise?
 
> It's entirely possible that the V8 regex engine is copied/stolen from SpiderMonkey or vice versa, so they both have the same bug
 
Or both stole from an even earlier engine
 
But SpiderMonkey was very slow to adopt lookbehind in regex
Chrome and Node had it for ages before
 
Maybe they stole their implementation of lookbehind from Chrome then
 
8:02 PM
x$(?<=^x{3}) just means "an x that has three xs at the beginning of the string before it", right?
 
No, the three xs are before the $
So it matches one of the xs twice
first going right then going left
 
@Deadcode, I'm writing a v8 bug report; is there any additional information you think I should add?
@Deadcode You didn't respond, so I went ahead and submitted it: crbug.com/v8/11616
 
8:18 PM
@pxeger I feel like I saw that joke recently, where did you see it?
 
@pxeger Sorry, I was working on my post (the one that exposed this bug) and didn't see your messages until now. Thanks for submitting the bug report.
 
Maybe the people behind all the regex engines are conspiring against the code golfers :p
 
8:53 PM
Haha, indeed.
My regex also exposed a bug in Python's regex module.
 
9:17 PM
If anybody's curious, this is what exposed the bug: Is that number a Two Bit Number™️?
 
9:32 PM
@pxeger I got it because a real estate agency made the same joke two years ago. They made these little pamphlets with the companies name sans an L and said merry Christmas.
 
10:24 PM
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Q: Shortest Google Sheets formula to detect if cell contains an image

CodeCamperStep one In a new google sheet insert an image into cell A1 with Insert->Image->Image In Cells Step two Create a formula to return TRUE (if the cell contains an image) and FALSE (if the image is missing) Rules Only vanilla formulas are allowed. The shortest number of characters is the winner.

 
10:55 PM
CMQ: What's the funniest April Fools' prank you've witnessed?
 
shrug
 
@OriginalOriginalOriginalVI you. (ohhhhhhhh rekt :p)
 
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