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13:16
wait hang on how'd it get to 12:16am?
I swear it was 12:06 a minute ago, and 11:41pm a minute before that
You got carried away helping me with Vyxal
@ophact not since 12:06 though
True.
10 minutes just vanished
guys who left the clock on 2x speed?
13:17
You mean 10x speed
oops
sorry
one second
okay I fixed it
good
make sure to reset the clock after you finish screwing around with it
Mar 3 at 13:17, by Ginger Industries
Therefore, anything you can't cope with is now your own problem
@lyxal go to bed
13:19
not yet
I determine when it's bed time
and I actually plan to do so in a set amount of time
besides, what is it with everyone taking my job of telling people to bed lately?
As I said yesterday, get a tiny bit of rest.
Not some rest, but a tiny bit of rest.
and as I just said, I will in a moment
I plan to leave in 8 minutes
y'all just need to trust me that I have my life together today
That's oddly specific
The tim
time
@ophact it's equivalent to 12:30
which is relatively generic
Why not 12:34?
13:23
because it's not a multiple of 10
10 is good number
thank you for your understanding
@GingerIndustries 7 is better
my latest invention:
microbit?
13:27
the Ginger Industries OctoPy
OctoPying your mom
not funny



didn't laugh
That's what she said
1 min ago, by Ginger Industries
not funny



didn't laugh
Welp that's been 8 minutes
I'm going
o/ gamers
\o
oh btw i got 1.35 billion disbalence
1.6 billion!
next I want to make a really, really smol board
like tiny
13:34
like pip?
@GingerIndustries what is octopy
i got 2078 sum of errors
im going to do a pro gramer move
@GingerIndustries you ready?
1.4 billion disbalence
13:38
ok here it goes:
9 mins ago, by Ginger Industries
1 min ago, by Ginger Industries
not funny



didn't laugh
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Matteo C.Convert JSON object of directories to list of paths Task The input consists of a JSON object, where every value is an object (eventually empty), representing a directory structure. The output must be a newline-seperated list of corresponding paths. Details: You can assume that the names do not c...

 
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15:32
hey guess what
I have another pakidge otw
15:52
Is anybody around who knows Desmos? I suspect that this answer is probably not counting the bytes quite right by our standards, but I don't know enough about Desmos to say anything confidently (besides the fact that code block formatting would be helpful).
what is the standard?
looks fine to me
yeah it is fine: a ticker is just like another expression
but he didn't specify the interval in which the ticker runs....
wait the default interval is 0ms
@DLosc IMO looks fine apart from formating
Ah--it looked like the poster might have been counting the two lines separately and just adding their bytecounts, without including the newline between sections. But I just counted it up and indeed they are including a byte for the newline.
This does still raise the question of whether a list of integers called stdout (or rather s_{tdout}) is acceptable output when the question is pretty specific about outputting characters...
... i think not
16:12
ok so i was playing with a rubber ball, and it decides to bounce right into my eye...
it pains
> it pains
very good words
@GingerIndustries what should i say then?
it huts
it hertz
it hurts
@DLosc well so is steamed hams
@PyGamer0 That's how I would say it, yeah.
16:24
ok ill go now and tell git to vomit o/
I don't think there's anything wrong with "it pains," though, it's just a less recognizable usage globally.
do you think that 16 pins is enough or should I have fewer
maybe 12 could work
@DLosc oh...i squeak bokren english so me not know globally usaged things
@GingerIndustries Depends. What are you sewing? /s
@DLosc *laughs in wearable electronics*
16:26
ಠಠಠ
I'm going to go with 12
I wonder how stupidly small I can make this thing
vias go brr
okay
take your hand
hold it up
look at your pointer finger
the space between the palm of your hand and the first knuckle is about how big this board is
16:49
> Since 1990, [William Shatner] has been a leading force horse behind the Hollywood Charity Horse Show, which raises money for children's charities.
17:26
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

nextwayupFinding an element in an array Please tell me whether this challenge has been created or is in the sandbox! I tried searching for it, but with thousands of pages, I easily could have missed one. Your task: Given an input of an array, and a certain element found in that array, output the coordinat...

18:23
i finally figured out how to run the bash fork bomb on replit
19:03
Wordle 270 3/6

⬛⬛⬛⬛🟨
⬛🟩🟩🟩🟩
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 lol
Oh wait different ones
19:41
CMQ: Try It Online! or Try it online! ?
19:54
@emanresuA Attempt This Online!
but if it has to be /try it/i, then I guess the former
20:09
@emanresuA Judging from the homepage, the official name of the website/service is Try It Online, so if you're referring to the site itself, that's what I would use. On the other hand, the links that TIO generates use the text Try it online! (presumably treating it as a sentence with an imperative verb rather than the name of the site), so if you're posting a link to a specific program on TIO, that's what I would use.
@pxeger I have occasionally changed ATO links to read Attempt this online! because I'm used to TIO's link formatting
heh
I guess it's arguably a bug, because uncapitalised is kinda more correct
but I'm not gonna bother changing it
20:25
@pxeger Did you mean: Run This Online!?
2
20:53
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Q: Negative of an ASCII photo

jezza_99Task Given an \$m\times n\$ binary ascii "photo", return the negative of the photo Example: # # # # # # # # -> ## ## # # # ### # # # ## ## General rules: This is code-golf, so the shortest answer in bytes wins Standard rules and default I/O rules apply Your output characters must...

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

pajonkLong period primes code-golfprimessequence A long period prime is a prime number \$p\$ such that decimal expansion of \$1/p\$ has period of length \$(p-1)\$. This is A006883, or A001913 with prepended \$2\$. Rules This is a standard code-golfsequence challenge, so please comply with the defaults....

21:11
LYAL soon
Looks like it's Piet=F#=Flobnar=Bitcycle=Tinylisp.
22:05
Oh boi
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

JakeYour task is to create an approximation for sin(x) in the fewest characters possible. Given the approximation s(x), it must satisfy 0.95 * sin(x) <= s(x) <= 1.05 * sin(x) The entry with the fewest characters wins.

@emanresuA What about Haskell?
I think we haven't done Haskell yet.
22:58
Oh, oops
yo what one of my msgs got starred?
thats my first and probably last starred message i'll ever get
23:15
Wordle 270 4/6

🟨🟨🟨🟨🟨
🟩🟨🟨🟨🟨
🟩🟩🟨🟩🟨
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
I am in physical pain rn
12 hours ago, by lyxal
there's never been a more exciting time to use the opening word I do
Nice :P
Today must be one of those days where they frick around with people going off word theory and stuff like that
I use spoiler as one of my starting words, so it was pretty easy
23:50
fuck
@JoKing uh, I don't think that's a valid wordle word
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