Well, because power companies charge by the kWh, so you can think of a kWh as like, an apple or a loaf of bread. Talking about how many apples or loaves of bread I buy in a year is far more practical than discussing the rate at which I consume apples or loaves of bread.
Seximal also lets you use fifths without too much ugliness
It's just a single repeating digit
Binary and dozenal both have a horrible mess of digits for fifths
I'd much rather work with '14.111...' than 'a.249724...'
And seximal makes counting with your fingers just as easy as decimal (you use the empty palm for 0), and lets you count up to 35 without any weird tricks like the 1024 or base 12 ones use
We'd need a better name though, as heximal is confusing, senary would spend all day talking about the vietnam war, and seximal is a little amgibuous when you abbreviate it
Well for the most part I don't, but I found the integral of xln(x - 1) which is a big long chain of stuff, and then differentiated it and all of that canceled out to be xln(x - 1) again
There'd be a missing ; after the x 2 in the function case, but since newlines can end args, it'd just mess up a bunch of other parsing and still be ambiguous
You could do it like Haskell where parentheses aren't necessary for a single function call, only for disambiguating multiple function calls in a single expression
As somebody who doesn't drink alcohol, I don't like how "alcohol" is the default argument for the verb "to drink." The default should obviously be "water."
I'd say "any last words" but that's what the villain says when they're sure they've defeated the hero and then the hero does some stupid shit and kills them
counter = 0
do
counter++
if not counter % 15 then
:out "FizzBuzz";
else if not counter % 3 then
:out "Fizz";
else if not counter % 5 then
:out "Buzz";
else
:out counter;
done
forever
@RadvylfPrograms THANK YOU FOR COMPLETING THE STANDARD HUMAN LANGUAGE AND REASONING TEST FOR ENGLISH-SPEAKING HUMANS. WE, THE NORMAL HUMANS WHO MADE THIS NORMAL HUMAN TEST, WILL COMMUNICATE WTH YOU AFTER A BRIEF PERIOD OF WAITING ABOUT HOW WELL YOU DID ON THE TEST.
Visualize tag progress
gode-golf ascii-art
Task is pretty simple. Given non-negative positive integers s and a, your code should draw following progress bars.
Examples
When s ≤ 100 or a ≤ 20:
s = 15 and a = 12:
15/100 score
++++++------------------------------------
12/20 answers
+++++++++++++++...
@RadvylfPrograms Ohh, that actually kind of makes sense. For a while I was thinking they inserted some super-easy questions just to see if people were even reading the questions or just answering "True" to everything. :P
Was this guy like, delivering doordash in a stolen car or something lol
Imagine you're waiting for your food and like, a car flies by at 90 MPH with a bunch of police trailing behind, and they like, throw the food out the window as they pass and it lands right in your arms
"My final act before they take me away is to deliver your meal. Savour it, for its the last of my freedom" the driver says as he's driven away to the jail
5
And of course, the charge would be for something non-violent like insurance fraud
Vehicular manslaughter is too bland for a doordash criminal backstory - it's predictable and logical. Something like importing illegal weapons or blackmailing the president would be more interesting for a doordash driver.
