The Nineteenth Byte

Ginger

1:00 PM

@lyxal send them to OTTNB!

lyxal

→ 2 messages moved to Off-Topic TNB because Ginger asked me to lol

Radvylf Programs

@Ginger I always start laughing when I get to the and their developers are ATTRACTIVE part of the title text

mousetail

@Ginger this is the future

Ginger

and I'm going to report them to the FCC for their IMPECCABLE VIRTUE

mousetail

I'm already really creeped out by the AI filters most phones have on their cameras nowadays

Neil

1:03 PM

CMC: Output any 40 different prime numbers

Radvylf Programs

@Neil And presumably no non-prime numbers?

lyxal

@Neil Vyxal, 40vǎ

Try it Online!

for each number in the range [1, 40], get the nth prime

Neil

@RadvylfPrograms indeed

if that's too easy, try it again without using any prime builtins of any kind

Seggan

ooooh man i saw this in HNQ and thought "why is that on SO????"

6

Q: How does `Solo` prevent space leaks?

I ran into the documentation on Solo, the one element tuple, and was a bit confused about how it says it can prevent space leaks, which makes me suspect I'm not understanding something about how the Haskell memory model and/or garbage collector works. To quote the docs, they say: The most import...

Ginger

they were asking about how solo cups keep liquids from splashing everywhere ofc

lyxal

1:08 PM

@Neil Vyxal, 6 bytes: ⁺L'KḢ₃

Try it Online!

From all numbers in the range [1, 179], keep those where the divisor count is 2

caird coinheringaahing

@lyxal this is amazing :P

lyxal

@cairdcoinheringaahing there's more in off topic tnb

caird coinheringaahing

Goddamn, now I have to brave the wilds of OTTNB to see cute dog photos :P

Neil

still to easy? try again without even using division

Seggan

SUB[59]: The submission numbers for my accepted OEIS submissions in chronological order

just found this :P

Ginger

1:12 PM

@cairdcoinheringaahing fear not, we will guide you

just don't look anything you see there directly in the eye

Seggan

AICMC: Sort a list of numbers by their decimal expansion, ordering by most significant digit then second most significant digit, etc. (e.g. 10 -> 0.001, 1 -> 0.0001, 11 -> 0.0011, 0.001 -> 0.0000001, 0.0001 -> 0.00000001, 0.0011 -> 0.00000011, ...)

Neil

I seem to remember I tried #44 as a main post but it got closed

Seggan

dont ask me about the test cases

AICMC: Given a list of integers l, output a list of triplets (a, b, c) such that the sum of a, b, and c is equal to 0. For example, the input [1, 2, -3] should yield the output [(1, -3, 2), (2, -3, 1)]

caird coinheringaahing

@Seggan Honestly, Sub[47] would be a fun meta sequence for them to include :P

lyxal

@Neil Vyxal, 12 bytes: ⁺M'ɾ2↔vΠ=∑2=

Number Basher

1:15 PM

@cairdcoinheringaahing LOL

mousetail

Sub 44 could actually be interesting

Seggan

lets petition them

mousetail

ignoring kerning it would be computable pretty easiliy

lyxal

@lyxal From all numbers in the range [1, 179], keep those where the sum of whether products of combinations without replacement from the range [1, n] = n equals 2

caird coinheringaahing

@mousetail I'm not sure "interesting" is how I'd describe that :P

Radvylf Programs

1:15 PM

^

mousetail

Like for a challenge

lyxal

@Seggan it has a nice habit of doing weird stuff

Number Basher

Bye

Seggan

gpt3 is actually a great challenge idea generator

Neil

@lyxal hmm, and how long would it be to generate k*k − k + 41 for k from 1 to 40?

lyxal

1:16 PM

yes

you never said efficiently, just to print them :p

Radvylf Programs

CMC: Find the first element of sub[43] as of today

caird coinheringaahing

I think we've already done this :P

Radvylf Programs

Yeah it sounds familiar to me

Seggan

@RadvylfPrograms 1319283185284635182?

its definetly in Sub[43]

Radvylf Programs

@Seggan I doubt there are that many OEIS sequence example numbers :p

Seggan

1:19 PM

argh i suck at spelling definetly

Radvylf Programs

Everyone does, it's definititle the hardest word to spell

caird coinheringaahing

@Seggan 812045 is smaller, and in Sub[43]

lyxal

@RadvylfPrograms I definittiniteltitlettitly agree

caird coinheringaahing

It's defiantly hard to spell

Neil

@lyxal had you wanted to be inefficient you would have just printed a long string :P

lyxal

1:21 PM

that's efficient though - that runs in constant time

not golfy though

caird coinheringaahing

> Numbers n such that Bernoulli number B_n has denominator 2730.

OEIS is so weird

Seggan

^

lyxal

> Numbers with no "e" in Dutch.

> Heard over coffee at the Computers in Scientific Discovery meeting in Ghent, Feb 02 2006

mousetail

vijf

acht

lyxal

A114644

mousetail

1:26 PM

Wow that suddendly grows really fast

lyxal

> Integers often used as card values in Planning Poker decks.

Ginger

oeis.org/A010033

> A thinks of x in set M; B asks questions: is x in T?; A may lie once but only when true answer is Yes; a(n) is maximal size of M such that B can determine x with <= n questions.

lyxal

> Non-integer values may include "1/2", "?", "infinity" and "coffee cup".

4

A193616

thank you OEIS very cool

mousetail

I am a non-integer value myself

Ginger

me and the homies extending ourselves into the complex plane

mousetail

1:28 PM

Oh wait that's planning poker, the coffee cup is the most important card there

That's like saying non-integer playing cards include kings, jacks, queens and aces

Ginger

presenting the most horrendous website I've ever seen in my life

Expired certificate

ik

And homepage is 404

caird coinheringaahing

1:29 PM

@RadvylfPrograms Time to DDOS OEIS :P

mousetail

0/10 would not recomend

lyxal

@Ginger oh boy there's johnvertisements

you know you're in for a weird site when you see those

Ginger

what

lyxal

john.citrons.xyz

awagga

@Ginger Glad you enjoyed

Ginger

1:32 PM

gah, they noticed

lyxal

@awagga with the johnvertisements, I'm surprised you aren't a part of GEORGE

awagga

I am anti-george

lyxal

gasp

awagga

George is a miserable creature.

Ginger

unacceptable. prepare to be GEORGEd

lyxal, activate the GEORGE RAY

lyxal

1:33 PM

@awagga nonsense. The GEORGE is a noble creature

mousetail

@lyxal What is this?

Razetime

@Ginger incorrect

lyxal

@mousetail johnvertisements

mousetail

I appreciate these rules:

you should be able to legally show the advertisement to a child
you should be able to morally show the advertisement to a child

Razetime

@mousetail john.

awagga

1:34 PM

Weird, I do not pay for that domain anymore

Razetime

locke.computer

lyxal

@mousetail basically, the tip of a really big esolang/apioform iceberg

Razetime

did you know? i use johnvertisements as a makeshift site visits counter

lyxal

did you know? the old vyxal interpreter domain has johnvertisements

once had at least

they were removed for some reason

Ginger

did you know? h

mousetail

1:36 PM

I'm very confused but enjoying it

Ginger

it's a relic of Web 1.0

lyxal

discord.gg/c9ytsxFn

@mousetail approach the above with caution

for it is the source of john

Ginger

crazily enough, these sites are still being updated and maintained

awagga

caird coinheringaahing

Maybe take this to OTTNB y'all

Radvylf Programs

1:42 PM

^

lyxal

I think the conversation on that is pretty much done anyway

Ginger

yes

py3programmer

For some reason TNB chats are mostly off-topic these days

Ginger

"these days"? trust me it used to be a lot worse

Radvylf Programs

Oh yeah. You were first active in TNB right at the time we were strictest about being on topic, but that was definitittytlky an unusual time period

Ginger

1:49 PM

what, now or then?

py3programmer

ig@RadvylfPrograms was talking about now

caird coinheringaahing

Currently is about as strict about off-topic as TNB's ever been

Ginger

it helps that we now have a dedicated off-topic chatroom

caird coinheringaahing

Tho, I mean "currently" to refer to the past 6 months or so

py3programmer

has anyone ever posted a message containing topics that TNB had discussed?

oh wait i hv (a partial one)

Radvylf Programs

1:51 PM

Should OTTNB be linked to in the room description now that it's an "official" CGCC room like TNB now?

5

caird coinheringaahing

I disagree that it is "official"

mousetail

Yes

I have trouble finding it a lot

py3programmer

I agree

Ginger

I think yes

Radvylf Programs

Sep 3 at 13:45, by Radvylf Programs

How official is OTTNB going to be going forward? It was originally just an experiment, so there was never any real announcement or fanfare, and now it's pretty consistently got activity and around 4-5 users online. It's currently got the same ROs as normal TNB, and it has TNB in the name, so should we in some way formally make it an official room?

Ginger

1:52 PM

we could do ye olde star vote system :p

or a meta post lol

I'm gonna go write one up, brb

Radvylf Programs

Okay so I think we agreed we'd give it a name, do a Meta poll, and give it a chatiquette before making it official

caird coinheringaahing

I'm just gonna flex my "being old"-ness here, but OTTNB isn't the first off topic room TNB has had

Ginger

really?

Radvylf Programs

@cairdcoinheringaahing That doesn't surprise me

We had enough off-topic for five rooms, loooking at transcripts from back then :p

caird coinheringaahing

There's been multiple, all of them freeze after a while, then a new one is started. OTTNB is far too young to be "official"

py3programmer

1:53 PM

whoa

i really have missed a lot here

Ginger

you have lol

and I've only been here for about 10 months, caird and co have been here for years

caird coinheringaahing

If OTTNB is still around and active after a year, I'd be more okay with editing it into the chat room description

@Ginger I've been here for 5.5 years, and that's only about 1/3rd of the site history

mousetail

I need to update my website to be a joke site again now that I'm no longer actively job hunting

Ginger

yesterday, by Wheat Wizard

I really don't think 2 weeks is to short, most meta posts reach consensus far faster than that. But I always feel like CGCC users suggest ridiculously long time frames for waiting for things. Ultimately it doesn't matter at all because none of this is really time pressing at all and if we want to way a month or a year or whatever it certainly doesn't matter to me.

> But I always feel like CGCC users suggest ridiculously long time frames for waiting for things.

a year feels way too long! I'll be old then! :p

caird coinheringaahing

It's been around for just under 5 months now. Granted, that's longer than a lot of chat rooms, but not that long

Besides, we already direct people there when necessary, you can find it on the site chat room page easily, given it's activity, and you can just star it if you need to get to it

mousetail

1:58 PM

If it's official it will probably survive

Ginger

I do not have that opinion, and we all know what happens when there are differing opinions that need to be resolved don't we

mousetail

It's annoying when a discussion is "moved to OTTNB" but I have to search through the terrible chat list interface to find the room to continue the discussion

caird coinheringaahing

Feel free to post to meta, I'm 83 upvotes and 35 answers away from a gold discussion badge :P

mousetail

Thoughts on this btw? codegolf.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/25190/…

caird coinheringaahing

@cairdcoinheringaahing Correction: that's almost half

The site's been around for ~11 years, 8 months

Seggan

2:00 PM

@Ginger wait i thought u were older than me

Ginger

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Q: Should we officially recognize Off-Topic TNB?

Recently, TNB conducted an experiment in which we created a new room specifically for off-topic discussion, which resulted in a marked decrease in the amount of off-topic content in TNB. This room has now been around and active for over five months. Should we "officially recognize" it and add it ...

discussion

py3programmer

@mousetail i have a joke website too

Ginger

@Seggan nope, in almost every way you have been here for longer than I have

py3programmer

not malicious

mousetail

This is my joke website: rebuildcivilization.com but I'm thinking of making it my primary

rebuildcivilization.com/free_discord_nitro.html

py3programmer

2:01 PM

i havent released mine yet

its a webpage

Ginger

loving the typos lol

mousetail

me?

Ginger

yes

in your site

mousetail

I'd nevr make tpos, your confsing mee with someoen else

Anyway, any takers to join my duck cult?

Ginger

fo curoues

py3programmer

2:04 PM

> I'd nevr make tpos, your confsing mee with someoe else

i'll pass

Ginger

it's
a joke
do you get it

lyxal

Speaking of things like managing off topic - after the mod election, are we going to need another RO election to replace the RO that becomes mod? Because iirc mods don't RO normal rooms

py3programmer

nah

@Ginger i'm called a dry person at school

when it comes to humor

Ginger

maybe you should ask lyxal to moisten you then

mousetail

Whoever new player joins the site first after the election becomes RO

py3programmer

2:05 PM

@Ginger yeah right

Ginger

@lyxal I think it's time for a 29-round single-elimination jousting tournament

py3programmer

jousting is done irl, not online

Ginger

bruh

you don't have enough humor to participate here. we will now be banishing you. /s

py3programmer

so how can the tournament even be done?

Ginger

you're just messing with me now

mousetail

2:09 PM

@py3programmer Jousting with very very long poles

py3programmer

unless you want to trigger some small-minded nosy neighbour

mousetail

If a neighbor complains joust them too

Catija

@lyxal They don't?

py3programmer

eternity while i procastinate on this

Ginger

let's find out!

caird coinheringaahing

2:11 PM

@lyxal No

We're both active here, I doubt that becoming a mod will cause either one of us to stop doing any ROing. In fact, it'll probably do the opposite, given we'd have increased moderation powers in chat

py3programmer

@mousetail i do that, im dead

caird coinheringaahing

@RadvylfPrograms Should the Bakery?

py3programmer

why are most of @Ginger's messages removed

caird coinheringaahing

The Bakery is more "official" than OTTNB :P

mousetail

@py3programmer Then your neighbor becomes the new RO

Ginger

2:13 PM

@py3programmer because they weren't funny or constructive, so I deleted them

py3programmer

I'll be nepotist and you guys will change to another RO

Ginger

the way I do it is:
- think of thing
- lizard brain goes "ha! funny/constructive!" and posts
- at the same time rest of brain is doing a more complete funny/constructive evaluation which takes about 5 more seconds
- if rest of brain disagrees then I delete message

caird coinheringaahing

@Ginger Please don't delete messages unless they really need to be. It can be disruptive to the conversation if messages that are part of it get deleted

Ginger

^ and this is why I'm working on doing step 3 FIRST

py3programmer

interesting

Ginger

2:14 PM

but sadly my brain makes that very hard to do

however that is a different discussion for a different time

py3programmer

mine goes like: i think of something, post it, get reprimanded by mods, and delete it

DialFrost

Me: supposed to be studying for exams
Also me: *playing 2048*

py3programmer

on poki?

Feeds

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Q: Should we officially recognize Off-Topic TNB?

Recently, TNB conducted an experiment in which we created a new room specifically for off-topic discussion, which resulted in a marked decrease in the amount of off-topic content in TNB. This room has now been around and active for over five months. Should we "officially recognize" it and add it ...

discussion

Ginger

took ya long enough

py3programmer

2:19 PM

ya true

Ginger

no, I ginger

py3programmer

exactly, you took long was wut i said

New Posts

2:42 PM

0

Q: Incomparable partitions

A partition of a list \$A\$ is a way of splitting \$A\$ up into smaller parts, concretely it is list of lists that when concatenated gives back \$A\$. For example [[1],[2,3],[5,6]] is a partition of [1,2,3,5,6]. The trivial partition is a partition that "splits" the list into only one piece, so [...

code-golf open-ended-function set-partitions

Ginger

@UnrelatedString people using clang instead of gcc be like

mousetail

@Ginger TCC gang

Ginger

Turing Complete Compiler?

(two) Tons of Creamed Corn?

Tux Can't Cook?

mousetail

Tiny C Compiler

Ginger

hey didn't someone make a c compiler in lisp??? or am I thinking of something else

mousetail

2:46 PM

I imagine there is a partially functional C compiler in most any language, depends how stable and feature complete you consider to be "real"

Wheat Wizard

aphyr.com/posts/353-rewriting-the-technical-interview

Ginger

wow

TIL about the doctest Python module

Radvylf Programs

@cairdcoinheringaahing No, because the Bakery is only really relevant to 8 of us

py3programmer

To Completely Compile?

@Ginger speaking of turing completeness what are you guys doing in cgol?

these days

im trying to make a pattern that swallows up still lifes

and leaves more still lifes behind

for the most part, I've succeeded

Seggan

3:04 PM

@Ginger oh wow

Ginger

3:33 PM

Can someone else upvote this answer? I need that account to be able to use chat

mousetail

No

Sad you got it anyways

Ginger

pardon?

I don't normally ask for upvotes, but I make special exceptions for getting bot accounts at least 20 rep because they won't use that rep to do anything but chat and will not do anything else on the site.

Radvylf Programs

^

mousetail

Where is this sandbox chat? I want to make fun of your bugs /s

Radvylf Programs

Why are you being so openly hostile to Ginger?

mousetail

3:46 PM

I'm just messing with you, no ill intent

Ginger

Well, generally we include something to signify that

Radvylf Programs

You should probably make that more clear with :ps or /s or something then

Ginger

^

mousetail

chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/message/62138233#62138233 imagine a /s after this message

Ginger

no hard feelings but please be more careful next time, we're all(?) human here

mousetail

3:48 PM

I'm a mouse, I sometimes don't understand humans. Sorry about that

Ginger

see this is what happens when I make generalized statements about TNB users

mousetail

Stick to making generalised statements about the bytes

like there are 19 of them and they are all less than 256

Ginger

wait how do we know that one of the ROs hasn't put a zero-width space after the e, thereby making the title ACTUALLY 21 BYTES LONG

mousetail

:o

#vote-of-no-confidence

Radvylf Programs

@Ginger *21 since NBSP (codepoint U+00a0) is two bytes in UTF-8 :p

Ginger

3:51 PM

so the title doesn't use a SBCS? huh

mousetail

NBSP can replace a space

Radvylf Programs

That or we switched TNB to an SBCS before y'all noticed

wow ninja'd

mousetail

I think you might be confused with 0-width spaces

which are invisible

Ginger

gone before you see me coming

@mousetail right lol

Radvylf Programs

ZWSPs are three bytes though!

Ginger

3:52 PM

DAMMIT

Radvylf Programs

xD

Ginger

said that just at the 2m30s mark

mousetail

f

Can we replace one of the letters with a similar looking one maybe?

Seggan

russian е, im all for it

Radvylf Programs

I know there's a good homoglyph for T too

mousetail

3:55 PM

Ginger

wait you got that wrong too

you FOOL

Radvylf Programs

maybe the NBSPs are in a column instead of a row

mousetail

AAAAg I just saw

@RadvylfPrograms that would make sense

Radvylf Programs

And since they're non-breakable, they really are separated

mousetail

There, fixed it

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New Posts

4:25 PM

2

Q: Find a word in the dictionary of all possible words

Given an alphabet represented as a nonempty set of positive integers, and a word made up of symbols from that alphabet, find that word's position in the lexicographically ordered set of all words, assuming words can't contain duplicate symbols. Example Consider the alphabet {1, 2, 3} and the word...

code-golf combinatorics

thejonymyster

4:46 PM

got my yearling finally :P i was like, its gotta be soon lol

mathcat

nice

thejonymyster

now to go inactive for a year (hibernating)

thejonymyster

5:32 PM

CMC: given a string of {|},, determine if the input is a surreal number

(alternatively, you may take the input as a ragged list whose top level has length 2)

(you can assume all the brackets will be properly matched with | between them and commas placed where they need to be, etc. this isnt a "match the brackets" challenge, is my point)

thejonymyster

5:54 PM

hm its possible that this is incredibly hard :-)

Seggan

pastebin.com/ateTJxEK

who read that before ^ :P

Seggan

7:20 PM

~a == -1 - a, right?

Seems about right

Adám

7:34 PM

@Seggan Which language?

Radvylf Programs

7:47 PM

@Seggan Yes

@Adám Presumably any languages with C-style bitwise operators

Adám

Could be, but could also be that ~ means "is falsey".

Seggan

what radvylf said

i meant ~ to be bitwise not

DLosc

@Ginger This works pretty well with a slight modification: add a 5-second pause before hitting the Enter key. The one drawback is that sometimes an otherwise funny joke doesn't work because the conversation has moved on already, but that doesn't happen to me too often.

Seggan

reason im asking is that im trying to implement bitwise ops in a language that has none :P

shifts and not were relatively easy

Ginger

@DLosc that's the problem :p

Seggan

7:51 PM

shift is just a << b == a * 2^b

Radvylf Programs

Yean AND/OR is gonna be annoying

DLosc

^

Seggan

for and, or, and xor, i had to do a lookup table

local function bitwiseOp(a, b, lookup)
    local intA = math.floor(a)
    local intB = math.floor(b)
    local result = 0
    local nibble = 1
    while (intA > 0 or intB > 0) do
        local aMod = intA % 16
        local bMod = intB % 16
        intA = math.floor(intA / 16)
        intB = math.floor(intB / 16)
        result = result + lookup[aMod + 1][bMod + 1] * nibble
        nibble = nibble * 16
    end
    return result
end

Radvylf Programs

Interesting

Seggan

basically apply a lookup table on every nibble

Radvylf Programs

7:52 PM

Guess that's probably more efficient than what I'd do, which is shift a bunch and work it out a bit at a time

Seggan

the function is the same for all 3, just different lookups

i literally just have

function bitwiseAnd(a, b)
    return bitwiseOp(a, b, BIT_AND_LOOKUP)
end

function bitwiseOr(a, b)
    return bitwiseOp(a, b, BIT_OR_LOOKUP)
end

function bitwiseXor(a, b)
    return bitwiseOp(a, b, BIT_XOR_LOOKUP)
end

@RadvylfPrograms yeah i was wracking my brains for 30 mins trying to figure out how id do it with minimal performance penalty :P

it does compute xor of 100000 and 999999 very fast tho

so fast its not noticable

thejonymyster

for AND id read as base 3, add, and then regex the 1s to 0s, then the 2s to 1s :P

Seggan

ehh too slow

interesting tho

thejonymyster

:P lol i have no intuition for fast or slow algos

Seggan

executing bitwiseXor(100000000, 999999999) one million times takes .097 seconds

for i = 1, 1000000 do
    bitwiseXor(i, 1000000-i)
end

this takes .096

so its very fast

thejonymyster

8:06 PM

wow

i need to take a class on algorithms

fast code is cool

Seggan

its pretty much universally known regex compilation is slow?

thejonymyster

shucks buster guess i just dropped out of the universe :-)

DLosc

Yeah, I was gonna say: depends on what your universe of discourse is. Most people don't even know what regex is. :P

thejonymyster

is it something to do with the complexity of regex or is the task of "replace all of this single character with a different single character" inherently slow?

Seggan

the 1st option

also ure doing 2 base conversions

and a base 3 addition (using strings)

thejonymyster

8:18 PM

i was expecting the slowness to come from the conversions yea lol

num -> string -> num (from base 3) -> add -> string -> replace -> replace -> num (from base 2)

can probably swap the two replaces for a regular like, for loop through the string :P

Seggan

still o(n) for replaces

mine would be o(n/4)

(kinda considered o(n))

DLosc

8:53 PM

s/kinda/definitely/; s/o/O/

:P

Seggan

my rol parser can now parse a good bit

var a = input()
a *= 2
print("input squared is " + a)

->

Statements(VarDef(a, constant=false, type=null), VarAssign(a, FunctionCall(input, )), VarAssign(a, BinaryExpression(VariableAccess(a) * 2.0)), FunctionCall(print, BinaryExpression("input squared is " + VariableAccess(a))))

New Posts

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Q: Fastest Gematria calculator

Gematria is an ancient Jewish method to determine a numeric value of a letter sequence, using a fixed value for each letter. Gematria is originally applied to Hebrew letters, but for the context of this challenge, we'll use Latin script instead. There are many ways to implement Gematria in Latin ...

number parsing fastest-code

Jo King

9:23 PM

@DLosc (definitely cOnsidered o(n))

DLosc

9:44 PM

@JoKing lOl whoops

thejonymyster

JOKing

so i get that O notation ignores constants but like

dont they matter practically

and is there a notation which reflects this :-)

Radvylf Programs

@thejonymyster Yes but that's not what O notation is for

@thejonymyster I mean, it's sort of a slippery slope

thejonymyster

sure i can see that

Radvylf Programs

You could do what the Art of Code guy did and design your own computer which you use to see how long algorithms take

Not Dennis prager but his name was similar

thejonymyster

sure ill do that right now

DLosc

10:16 PM

Yeah, big-O notation is a theoretical tool. It often has practical implications, but there are also situations where an algorithm with theoretically worse runtime complexity will be faster for sufficiently small inputs.

Radvylf Programs

I mean "sufficiently small" can also easily be far larger than you'd ever care about for really well-studied problems where there's something with like, polylog complexity that's theoretically better but only with inputs in the zillions or whatever

DLosc

Right

Bubbler

10:50 PM

fb?

Neil

11:13 PM

does search not like preformatted text? I tried searching for two strings, one of which was in preformatted text and one which was not, and the search failed, but if I searched separately, the correct post was in the search results.

lyxal

11:40 PM

@RadvylfPrograms alternatively, train everyone to expect an implicit /j in contexts where it's obvious you aren't being srs :p

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Q: Code Golf: "Code Golf"

In this challenge, you must print the string "Code Golf." I'm curious what you come up with because unlike what you think, this will be pretty complicated. No literals. Rules The output can be anywhere you want (stdout, localhost, stderr, etc.) The output must be exactly the string "Code Golf," ...

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