Kade

Hm, someone has gone through and downvoted three of my answers in a row and I'm not sure why..

Hello :)

Maybe this too

Even if you're not familiar with BF hopefully some of these answers provide insight into the logic

@GabrielBenamy Maybe like this?

I can finally stop working on this :P

Sorted it out!

Well the color range generation is working well, however the turtle has decided he won't draw anything if his color is changed..

It seems to be, I had been reading a SO answer where the person was using [0,360]

I may have solved my own problem

Ah wait a minute

3.5.2

Yep

If I uses Python's colorsys module to loop through this they all end up being the same color: RGB (229, 22, 22)

In HSV, if I were to hold V and S constant at 1, cycling through the "degrees" 0-360 should give me all of the colors on that very top row (essentially)?

If i am understanding that graphic correctly (which I may not be)

Yeah

@trichoplax The bug was a fault of mine, not the turtle. Figured it out :)

Is there an easy way to generate a range of hues that "blend" nicely, i.e. follow the color cylinder? HSV color space is somewhat confusing to me

Anyone have a clue why a Python turtle would decide to only draw in red?

@Lembik Someone needs to set a bounty on that ;)

Neither is better. Which one do you like?

Ah, fair enough

There was a challenge where Pyth was fast enough to calculate the answer? :P

@noɥʇʎPʎzɐɹC Relevant: i.imgur.com/36YZKVj.png

@Lembik :(

Jelly and MATL would be good because Jelly would behave much like you would expect a Python program to behave with similar functions and MATL is based on (?) MatLab.

Most golfing languages don't have a compiler, rather an interpreter

"The reason I believe it is important to have an apologetic tone is to ensure you are communicating to the user that, though a mistake has been made and he is interacting with a machine or application in this case, you still respect his action and are humanizing the mistake."

Some of the stuff in the UX SE sounds a lot like they are taking care of pets or small children

Is CM14 the Nougat version?

Yes, a few sites that I help moderate have dedicated IRC chatrooms and support channels

I was going to submit Haystack but there may be too many other 2D languages that share similar features :/

Hello :)

I think it may be windows-only though

That's the name of it

AviSynth

I can't for the life of me remember the name

This may be getting too complicated if you only have to do it for one image but I remember when I was messing with video there was an extremely powerful scripting language that can do a lot of stuff (including this)

In terms of a path to follow in university (I'm 3rd year), what would you suggest and what did you do?

I sort of assumed it would be existing languages and compilers

So you're working with brand new languages then?

@ais523 This was a research position or a development position? It sounds pretty interesting!

I have anywhere between 1 and 3 hours a day :/

And it would definitely be more high-level than low-level.

Fair enough :) I think it makes the most sense for it to have a single stack (or a second possibly for holding values)

Does anyone have suggestions for more stack operations to implement? :)

github.com/kade-robertson/tone-deaf

I had proposed an idea for a language in TNB yesterday, and I have started work on it today :)