The Nineteenth Byte

lyxal

00:00

@user nah it's just being moved back to Vyxal chat

Bgil Midol

bye, bot

DLosc

!!/run `o/

Vyxal Bot

@DLosc o/

Nitrodon

!!/run ⁽NÞ↑ - [123, 23]

Vyxal Bot

[@Nitrodon: 60199134]
STDERR:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/Vyxal/mysite/vyxal/main.py", line 147, in execute_vyxal
    exec(code, locals() | globals())
  File "<string>", line 21, in <module>
  File "/home/Vyxal/mysite/vyxal/elements.py", line 2048, in max_by_function
    for item in biggest[1:]:
TypeError: 'int' object is not subscriptable

lyxal

00:02

(pssst @hyper-neutrino move the bot)

caird coinheringaahing

That's officially the end of Vyxal as LYAl, so I'll be unpinning the messages, but feel free to keep discussing it, either in here, or in the Vyxal chat

I'll let HN unpin the bot instructions once he's moved the bot out of here

lyxal

Also, I ask that you don't use the bot here anymore

Even though it's still responding, we technically don't have permission for it to be used lol

DLosc

@lyxal 8 bytes

caird coinheringaahing

I think its fine to keep using the bot while its here, but once it leaves, please don't try to keep using it

DLosc

@DLosc Although it seems to me that ⁰ is giving the last input rather than the first

lyxal

00:06

@DLosc that's also my fault - the documentation may be a little confusing or incorrect at times

Sorry about that.

DLosc

Is this the intended behavior?

lyxal

@DLosc by the current definition of the element, I think so

But that'll be addressed when the bot services vyxal chat again

Because I am so missing it's github capabilities

Nitrodon

What about this behavior?

lyxal

You're trying to split a single character into groups of 3

I'd say it is

emanresu A

/ behaviour can be a bit jank

Nitrodon

00:11

Tell me about it.

DLosc

Looks like the behavior for longer strings is "Split into at least N equal-sized groups."

emanresu A

Works with one more char

DLosc

So if the string doesn't have at least N characters, it's impossible, and so Vyxal gives up and returns an empty list instead

emanresu A

IMO it would be better to have it return n pieces no matter what

I.e padding with empty strings

Nitrodon

That was the most active LYAL I've attended.

lyxal

00:15

I think it's the most active LYAL of all time

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

> 7k this week

lol

A lot of that was from the lyxal, too

emanresu A

> 2.3k

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Err...the lyxal

Um...the lyal

And I still typed an x that time but remembered to delete it :p

lyxal

I am the lyxal

DLosc

Goo goo ga joob

emanresu A

00:16

Let's just swap their names to avoid confusion

lyxal

I swear I had nothing to do with the naming of the event

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

I'm considering writing my upcoming golfing language in C lol

Somebody convince me this is a bad idea

lyxal

Are you planning on having type overloads?

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

yes

lyxal

And are you planning on staying out of the nearest mental asylum?

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

00:18

yes

lyxal

Then don't use C

Use Scala

Scala is cool

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Seems like a struct containing a type and a pointer would work well enough for type overloading, right?

DLosc

@taRadvylfsriksushilani Are you planning on having unbounded integers?

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Yeah, but there's libraries for that

DLosc

And are you planning on having garbage collection?

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

00:20

Not sure, because that's too low level of a detail for me to be used to thinking about with a golfing language lol

DLosc

> too low level of a detail for me to be used to thinking about

Don't use C then :P

lyxal

2 separate users with the same conclusion

What more do you want redwolf?

DLosc

(Unless, of course, you want to learn about how to implement all the low level stuff, in which case more power to you and I'll look forward to seeing your new golflang in 2024.)

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

This is honestly just convincing me even more

I might need some sleep or something

emanresu A

Taking bets on when redwolf finishes

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

00:24

Oh it'll also probably have lazy lists and first class functions, but no worries, that can't be too hard right?

emanresu A

... In c

lyxal

@emanresuA history does have a tendency to repeat itself :p

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

(Honestly, the way I write code in JS is surprisingly portable to a lower level paradigm)

Arrays being a fixed length is probably going to be the thing that takes me the most getting used to

Bgil Midol

Is there a special chat for trying to represent big numbers, or should I just put it in the nineteenth byte?

DLosc

@taRadvylfsriksushilani Here's a simple Lisp implementation in C. It apparently includes a garbage collector. Might interest you to look over it.

lyxal

00:27

Apr 21 '21 at 12:44, by Lyxal

Alright everyone bets are open on the amount of work Redwolf will do on ash today. Will it be much, will it be none at all? No one knows!

DLosc

@BgilMidol I think here's fine

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Probably still going to go with JS for practical reasons, I guess. Although I'll already have RTO, so it won't matter too much, I'd still like to have an offline browser-based interpreter, and JS is the most practical way to do that

hyper-neutrino

!!/status

emanresu A

Or rust

hyper-neutrino

alright, the bot is no longer watching this room

emanresu A

00:31

Just kick it

hyper-neutrino

if you want to continue learning vyxal and using the bot, check out the chat room

Vyxal

For discussion about Vyxal. Repo: github.com/Vyxal/Vyxal | Org: ...

4

@emanresuA that pings ppl tho. i'll just log in and leave

emanresu A

Hm it left at the same time as dlosc

Vyxal bot is dlosc confirmed

hyper-neutrino

:o

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

(Fun fact: I think the reason people tend to leave in groups is that chat only pings at a certain interval, and it does it for everyone simultaneously)

emanresu A

Probabyl

Bgil Midol

00:42

I have this:

def f(n):
    if n < 2:
        return n
    else:
        res = 2
        for d in range(1, n-1):
            for inc in range(d, d**2+1):
                res **= f(n-d) ** f(n-d+inc)
        return res

Input 1 and 2 are 1 and 2, but three results in a recursion error.

How would I approximate the value of f(3)?

emanresu A

sys.setrecursionlimit(2<<15)

Bgil Midol

@emanresuA Process finished with exit code -1073741571 (0xC00000FD) (Pycharm)

emanresu A

Hold on, doing it manyally

It calculates f(4) at one point

So will never terminate

I thinkl

Ginger Industries

hello

the energy of this chatroom is the same energy as this tumblr post

@emanresuA "manyally"

emanresu A

Yes

OldSandboxPosts

01:00

Sandbox posts last active a week ago: Minimal Randomness, Expand a Rubik's Cube Commutator

user

@taRadvylfsriksushilani Try a tagged union

@taRadvylfsriksushilani You're going to spend more time wrangling with C than working on the actual language. I'd recommend prototyping it in a nicer language first (JS for you, probably), then porting it to C

If you really want to go to a lower level language, why not try something like D (which has a GC) first?

Fmbalbuena

@GingerIndustries Never gonna give you up

you lose.

user

@user (disclaimer: I have barely any experience working with C, but mostly because it was too hard for me. Tried making a language in C++ too and I spent a week just trying to get the parser's method stubs to compile)

emanresu A

what is that flag

Fmbalbuena

I think Challenge of the month is good.

Bgil Midol

01:08

Can I propose I language to lyal or lotm when it only has a unfinished tokenizer?

user

@taRadvylfsriksushilani DLosc's right, if you don't want to worry about a GC, don't use C. There are garbage collectors for C, but still, it's going to be a pain

Fmbalbuena

@BgilMidol no

user

@BgilMidol I'd recommend holding off until you have a little more

LYAL and LotM aren't going away anytime soon, so you can just keep working on it

hyper-neutrino

if enough people are developing languages it's possible to rework one of our events (or just add more) dedicated to lang dev or specifically providing feedback for one language that's functional enough for testing / revising but not completed yet

we'd need a lot of in-dev languages though and i don't think that's happening any time soon

Fmbalbuena

Challenge of the month is good, then i wanted to post.

user

01:12

I mean we could definitely dedicate one week to language dev instead of learning a language

I think most of us here would be okay with that if the (specification for the) language in question were interesting enough

New Posts

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Q: Challenge of the Month?

I think Challenge Of the month is good Can I Start Challenge of the Month? Can I post the nominations of the Challenge of the Month? I think this will be going good, but is there any problems? Why I can/can't start Challenge of the Month? What happens if I start Challenge of the Month? Can...

Fmbalbuena

Why Close votes?

I will try to clarify the question

Really done

thejonymyster

what would challenge of the month entail

Fmbalbuena

@thejonymyster hard challenges

thejonymyster

why not just have a hard challenge

why does it have to be of a month

Fmbalbuena

01:25

because every X of the month is hard, And X of the day is easy.

thejonymyster

what im saying is what do you gain by affixing a month to a challenge

what happens in this timespan

is there a deadline?

Fmbalbuena

@thejonymyster No

@thejonymyster Nothing just for fun

thejonymyster

during language of the month, people are encouraged to use a language more during that month

you cant exactly do one challenge more for a month

Fmbalbuena

@thejonymyster Then... I delete this post?

thejonymyster

maybe rephrase it to be asking for ideas for language of the month, or suggest some and see what other people would want to add

idk

Fmbalbuena

01:30

@thejonymyster added

thejonymyster

hopefully someone with more ideas than me can come up with something cool

Fmbalbuena

01:44

@hyper-neutrino Reopen?

VyCMC: print "`"

thejonymyster

is this sandbox too dumb or is it just getting tl;dr'd? i can respect that either way i just need to know whether i should bother or if i should move on

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

@hyper-neutrino Could you unfreeze Make you a TIO Clone for Great Good? Thanks!

thejonymyster

antifreeze bot when

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

I was just thinking about making one lol

Maybe an additional feature for NP/SP once I get NPSP 2.0 running

thejonymyster

~~please reduce your fractions~~ whats np/sp

5

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

01:55

New Posts and Sandbox Posts

thejonymyster

aha

makes sense

Bubbler

Well, posting anything by a bot (not a feed but technically an SE user) will cause an antifreeze, no?

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Yeah

emanresu A

@taRadvylfsriksushilani If you do this, their antifreeze messages have to contain "Butter"

Maybe it can do rooms tagged with antifreeze

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

I'd probably just add a room called like, NPSP C2, and you can just do something like !antifrz [room id]

Requiring a tag be added to rooms that want antifreezing would just be annoying

emanresu A

02:01

True

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

I'll probably make it like a fortune cookie, where it'll pick a random humorous bot- or freezing-related message to post

hyper-neutrino

makyen has an anti-freeze bot already

it's a bit more active than necessary technically

also it just says !freeze lol

emanresu A

in CGCC Mod Office, yesterday, by Makyen

!freeze

So that's why

@Bubbler This may interest you

lyxal

@taRadvylfsriksushilani speaking of TIO clones, I was just out and I happened to drive past a place which had a sign saying "RTO department"

Since when are you hiring a department at a mining management site?

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Ah, you found our embassy.

lyxal

02:09

It's fitting that it was across the road from a golf course then

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

RTO actually stands for Redwolf is Taking over Oceania

lyxal

Oh

Dang

For some reason I interpreted it as "Room the Owner" for a marginal second

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

We use that mine to collect Uranium

lyxal

@taRadvylfsriksushilani dumbass it's a management site, not an actual mine

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

We obviously can't (R)TO without a sizeable nuclear arsenal

@lyxal All management companies are secretly mines

emanresu A

02:11

No uranium allowed here or we'll nuke you

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Have you ever been inside a management company that doesn't have a mineshaft hidden in the elevator? Probably not.

Also, I think the fractional byte count thing has enough of a vote difference that we can safely assume fractional byte counts are allowed for both functions and full programs

l4m2

Any language that take a bitstream as program and hard to pad up?

lyxal

@taRadvylfsriksushilani that implies you managed to find uranium in Eastern NSW

IIRC the uranium is only in the centre of Australia

Bubbler

Binary Lambda Calculus code is a bit stream that can have any bit length, but it is easy to determine the end of the stream because it has prefix syntax

but if you take the Godel encoding of lambda calculus term instead and encode the integer to binary, padding will result in a different program

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

@lyxal We have a really long tunnel

l4m2

02:19

We have to disallow 0.17263 byte or something but do we allow 0.125 byte?

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Putting the embassy/mining operation in central australia would be pointless because we'll be surrounded once we try to overthrow the government

@l4m2 Actually, I think fractional numbers of bits are also allowed now

Bubbler

@l4m2 This answer says to allow any nonnegative real number of bytes

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

But that's pretty meaningless, since I don't think 0.17263 bits is something you can actually meaningfully achieve

l4m2

So there exist language that solve anything in <1 byte?

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Basically yeah, but we already have that. This is just another out of like ten boring ways to get a trivially low score.

Bubbler

02:21

The half byte languages can surely do some tasks in 1/2 bytes

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

@taRadvylfsriksushilani Which is basically zero cost, but comes with the advantage of allowing trit-based languages and half-byte code pages

@Bubbler Yeah, but I think what they meant was using the byte count to encode the program

Bubbler

Oh, so do all tasks in <1 byte?

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Like, input a "0.12183881838292948 byte program", with that byte count being some sort of algebraic encoding

Personally I actually think that's the opposite of a disadvantage; it sounds super awesome

Bubbler

Surely possible in theory, yeah

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Of course, you have to write the OS along with it that can handle arbitrary rationals as file sizes if you actually want to use it :p

And since we score per-language, it wouldn't matter that that's an option for language designers, since I doubt anyone will be comparing Jelly and RationalByteCountScript (unlike, say, Jelly and Japt or Jelly and Vyxal)

Bubbler

02:24

True

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

I don't really see a flag-debate type scenario with this, so all it really can do is give us more interesting options

Bubbler

and by using wonky byte counts it is automatically rejected by the golfiness rating script :P

hyper-neutrino

this is just lenguage but really weird

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Yeah, I'll have to patch mine to support fractional byte counts I guess

And probably some basic code and mathjax stuff, since trit-based languages would be, e.g., log2(3) bits

Bubbler

The new ruling affects CP-1610 answers btw (I think they were rounded up to the next bytes before)

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

02:31

It also affects Risky/HBL/nibbles, should I go through the Risky answers over the next few days and fix those?

(I know that with Risky, at least, functions are written with syntax identical to functions/snippets, so even with the old rules I don't even think it would've required the padding)

Bubbler

Fix the script first or the posts first? :P

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Regex ordinals Inspired by this xkcd comic, your job is to write an extremely meta regex. Specifically, the depth of a regex is an ordinal defined as follows: regex golf has depth 0. meta-x has depth 1 greater than the depth of x. The depth of <regex> is the supremum of the depths of everything <...

Bubbler

On second thought, you can't really get infinitely many different programs with under 1 byte if we assume a storage media with discrete units.

A bit, a trit, ... has information density of 1 bit, log3/log2 bits, ... so having a cell that can store > 256 states will cost more than a byte

Abusing them all will surely grow the number of programs under X bytes drastically, but not outright infinitely

l4m2

03:03

> was funny the first time, but it's getting out of hand.

ATaco

03:59

The important thing is, that languages no-longer have to compete at the Byte just because most of our hardware uses bytes. Non-byte languages, or languages that operate on non-byte hardware, are now allowed to compete at their full strength.

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Fully sort a matrix Given a multidimensional array of nonnegative integers, sort it at every depth (lexographically), starting from the innermost. For example, with this array: [ [ [5, 1, 4], [10, 7, 21] ], [ [9, 20, 2], [4, 2, 19] ] ] You'd sort at the deepest first: [ [ [1, 4, 5], ...

emanresu A

in Vyxal, 13 mins ago, by emanresu A

Cursed idea: Have a 255-byte codepage so where we normally would tie, we score slightly less

lyxal

@emanresuA I don't think that's how codepages work

emanresu A

2 hours ago, by Bubbler

A bit, a trit, ... has information density of 1 bit, log3/log2 bits, ... so having a cell that can store > 256 states will cost more than a byte

So having a cell that can store less than 256 states will cost less than a byte

Bubbler

Correct

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

04:57

-0.006 bytes thanks to @emanresuA

Oops, that actually pinged you

emanresu A

@taRadvylfsriksushilani Lol'

Neil

05:24

hmm, I'm not sure that Charcoal uses all of its 256 code page entries... might need to recalculate all of my byte counts in that case...

ta Radvylf srik su shilani

05:43

Although this opens up more possibilities for arguably "unsportspersonlike" language design, I think we've already had this for a while. The fact that there are no major golfing languages with any sort of huffman/arithemtic coding or compression indicates to me that this isn't something we really need to be concerned about

emanresu A

Charcoal almost never ties though

lyxal

06:03

@taRadvylfsriksushilani stax and arn are the only two languages with source compression that I know of

So you might be right there

But having said that, I don't think source compression is unsportsmanlike

It's no different to placing your program into a string, using string compression and then execing the string in a normal language

Sure I think that it feels a little unsatisfying not having direct character-to-command correspondence but I still respect source compression languages

Thank you Samsung very cool

Someone forgot to call format on the string

hyper-neutrino

nice

lyxal

Never thought I'd see an unformatted string in the wild

emanresu A

Uh oh, Samsung's written in Python

hyper-neutrino

06:19

@emanresuA not necessarily

emanresu A

oh. Shows how little I know

Btw both pinned messages can probably be unpinned]

4 hours ago, by ta Radvylf srik su shilani

Also, I think the fractional byte count thing has enough of a vote difference that we can safely assume fractional byte counts are allowed for both functions and full programs

Unrelated String

@hyper-neutrino i'

PyGamer0

@lyxal r/softwaregore

Unrelated String

d also hope not since python % formatting is some or another variety of deprecated

hyper-neutrino

oh is it?

eh yeah .format and fstrings are way better anyway

Unrelated String

06:23

in favor of .format() and f-strings and such

yeah

PyGamer0

@emanresuA or C

Unrelated String

i'd assume the gore is from a c family printf

PyGamer0

^

hyper-neutrino

@UnrelatedString the what

anyway isn't android written in java tho?

Unrelated String

oh yeah
wait isn't it like
a weird mix

PyGamer0

06:25

android is linux so i guess C + Java + Magic

ATaco

Java likes to famously remind that Android is "Written in Java"

Unrelated String

like the bulk of it is java but the kernel and some stuff right on top of it is c

ATaco

But considering the ARM chips don't natively run JVM

It, by nature, cannot be only Java.

PyGamer0

hm so C is the glue layer so Java can run on top of it

Unrelated String

~~java bytecode chip when~~

hyper-neutrino

06:26

i c. yeah i meant like, the majority of the android os itself is java, ignoring any layers below it necessary to run it since java isn't the lowest level

Unrelated String

yeah

ATaco

Which one? There's been like, 6 JVM chips

PyGamer0

@UnrelatedString when java stops being an esolang

ATaco

None of them good, obviously.

PyGamer0

lets make one in minecraft

hyper-neutrino

06:27

recursive implementation

ATaco

Now a Lua Bytecode Chip, That's one with some Pizaaz!

PyGamer0

lua in minecraft does not sound bad

ATaco

@PyGamer0 Boy do I have a mod or two for you!

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Animate finding the middle (hypercube edition) Given a multidimensional array of integers where all dimensions are the same, animate finding the centre of it. Simply output the array, then remove the first and last items of every array within it and output it, until it has less than 3 elements le...

PyGamer0

no mods only pure redstone

ATaco

06:33

F e a r

PyGamer0

?

The Nineteenth Processor

A room to plan and create The Nineteenth Processor, a redstone...

^ is that dead already lol

ATaco

Happens to the best projects.

Not apparently Tetris in GOL though

PyGamer0

we should really make a computer in minecraft

16 bit high speed computer

and do fizzbuzz in that computer

ATaco

If by High-speed you mean 1Hz, maybe.

PyGamer0

06:47

@ATaco i mean 60 Hz

to achieve that speed we should make our own minecraft implementation

lyxal

@hyper-neutrino probably

Idk what wearos 3 is written in

PyGamer0

@lyxal its written in wearis 2

wear implementation system 2

Razetime

07:41

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Q: Interpret DOGO!

Interpret DOGO DOGO is a lesser known programming language. While the original DOGO (a joke language from a Usenet post) has never been implemented, a language resembling it has been created. The commands for the language are: +===========+=======================================================...

code-golf interpreter

literally brainfuck?

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Q: Cell Evolution Matrix

Your lab needed to simulate how a particular cell evolves over time in a 2D grid space. A sample 2D grid space below shows a single cell at the centre of the grid. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 The cell evolution follows these rules: '0' indicates no live cell A positive num...

code-golf ascii-art matrix cellular-automata

DialFrost

:)

lyxal

@Razetime yes

Its esolangs article has it tagged as brainfrick equivalent

Bubbler

except that it doesn't have [] I think

lyxal

@Bubbler looks like it does to me

Sit / Stay

DialFrost

07:51

tbh my challenge is a rly long one if u want to code it out

unless u have an algorithm that can easily solve this in fewer byets lol

PyGamer0

i am attempting it

Bubbler

I can't read lol

PyGamer0

argh i cant find a relation to the middle of the matrix to the x, y coords

ill do it on pen and paper

DialFrost

lol

DialFrost

08:17

hmm my code works when its ungolfed when i start to golf it it doesnt work

...

ok nvrm i fixed it

DialFrost

08:40

er guys i got a problem

the result is infinite if s>=5

do i edit the qns to js say print the first 100 if infinite

?

Fatalize

@DLosc It does work if you add a . after the +₁

But that would be the same byte count

Bubbler

@DialFrost I guess you can modify it to a sequence-like challenge, e.g. given n, output nth generation or first n generations

DialFrost

hmm thats a good idea!

although im not sure

shld i change it to be sequene-challenge, or allow the qns to change according to anttip, or my own

if i follow my own

the result is infinite

Bubbler

08:58

Infinite output itself makes many language lose some output options (such as returning a list that is infinite), so I think it's better to allow (or change to) alternatives

DialFrost

yessir

Wheat Wizard

09:53

The call for categories is approaching 3 weeks old and we haven't had a new proposal in 5 days. I think it's time for this egg to hatch and start the call for nominations. Anyone have any reason to oppose?

DialFrost

er quick qns how do i reduce this to a one-liner possibly using list comprehension

for i in range(1,z):
for j in range(1,z):
if m[i][j]>5:m[i][j]=0\

PyGamer0

@Bubbler or output the next generation given the current generation as a matrix

Bubbler

10:10

@DialFrost Probably start from m2=[[(m[i][j]<6)*m[i][j]for j in range(1,z)]for i in range(1,z)]

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Q: Best of CGCC 2021 - Now Accepting Nominations!

We have decided the categories for the "Best of CGCC 2021". We're going to go with all 22 nominated categories as users have offered upwards of \$15000\$ rep, so we can include all positively scoring categories. How this will work: I will post 22 Community Wiki answers to this question, one for e...

discussion best-of

Wheat Wizard

10:27

I really hate this 60 second slow down on posting answers.

It means it's going to take half an hour to copy all the noms over.

DialFrost

tru

pxeger

my version of rickblock: pxeger.com/userscripts/rickblock.js

Wheat Wizard

10:43

@pxeger Could you maybe write more information in your nominations? Take a look at last year's post there are nice descriptions and full sections. If you really think something is worthy of winning you should be able to take the time and write a little bit about why.

pxeger

ah ok

I was copying the format of the voting comments

Wheat Wizard

Also you should probably choose a specific post for rookie of the year.

Gives people who aren't familiar something to look at.

pxeger

I was gonna nominate specifically Implement Minceraft, but I thought maybe since it wasn't actually their first challenge it wouldn't work, so I nominated them generally

I'll add that in too.

pxeger

11:24

I just voted to close the Call for Categories as a dupe of the Nominations post like we've done in the past

But I forgot that I posted the Call for Categories

And at no point while closing did it inform me that I was closing my own question, until just now I got a notification

"A community member has suggested a similar question that may solve your problem"

and now it asks me if the dupe, which I voted for, is correct

Wheat Wizard

hmmm

pxeger

What is

> (Private feedback for you)

supposed to mean?

caird coinheringaahing

11:48

@pxeger It's only shown to you

pxeger

Oh

It makes it sound like the answer I choose on the popup will only be shown to me

(in which case, what would be the point?)

caird coinheringaahing

@WheatWizard Should the Best of Nominations post be featured?

Wheat Wizard

Sure

Sandbox Posts

12:13

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Shangai ascii game code-golfascii-artpathfinding Remove one stick and output the stack updated. #Description You can remove only sticks on top. You can assume there's one and only one stick you can remove. Sticks are 5 chars long and are placed vertically or horizontally. Here is how they are dra...

null

12:51

hi

lyxal

yes

null

i know this is not cs se

but i just want to ask

how to find three points in a lot of points

that the radius of the circle their on is larger than

any other three points

(I know my phrasing is very very unprofessional)

i mean fastest complexity

Vyxal

The Nineteenth Processor

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