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Can't wait to start trying those out.

Nifty new features in PowerShell 7.0 --

I suppose I should either say n>3 or change my initial 3 to a 1 ... /shrug

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CMC ^ but with "Find the sum of all the multiples of 3 or 5 below n" where n is input integer. code-golf

@flawr I guess it's a start ...

@Adám Not so much "skip" as probably "gloss over." I know that David Haas or Marty Haugen or other contemporary composers pull pieces from Psalms for their liturgical music, but even "happy" tunes have a somber feel to them. I'm not old enough to have been around pre-Vatican II, but I suspect that some of the "old" traditions still stick around.

> vacuity be damned

Certainly, I can't recall anything like Purim Torah.

Interesting. I grew up Catholic, which is a Very Serious™ religion. Even the happiest days, such as Easter (when Catholics believe that Jesus was resurrected), the music and worship is still extremely solemn.

Not very well, and the interaction between the three (reporter, translator, and Dalai Lama) was very, very awkward.

My favorite example was a reporter speaking with the Dalai Lama, trying to tell a joke about a Buddhist monk who went into a pizza shop and asked to make him "one with everything."

Fascinating. I'm always interested in puns in other languages, just because the translations never seem to work. Excellent explanation - thanks!

@Adám Completely unrelated to Code Golf, is this a pun of some sort?

Safe from me, anyway. I don't plan on doing anything.

lol, I didn't actually expect a response, twas more of a joke

@Adám What's your public IP address? Asking for no particular reason ... >.>

OK, you convinced me.

So, I'm looking at one of my older answers, and saw that I can golf some more bytes off. Since the challenge has been "dead" for years, is it worthwhile to update my answer, or should I just forget it?

@Adám I don't get why some of those posts were vandalized after the asker got their answer...

I would say yes, that's allowed. Submissions can crash without outputting anything as a falsey value ...

Also relevant:

> Given an input number, x, output a distinct and consistent value if x is a congruent number, and a separate distinct and consistent value if x is not a congruent number. The output values do not necessarily need to be truthy/falsey in your language. (source)

@BradC Most modern challenges (i.e., the past two years or so) allow submissions to define distinct and consistent values for output instead of literal truthy/falsey values. For example,

@Calvin'sHobbies There's this, which is pretty close

@Veskah I still feel that there's a couple bytes to be save somewhere. Sub-130 seems doable. I'll wait for mazzy to see it, lol.

@Veskah Gotta go fast. ;-)

It's not really outgolfing if it's in a different language

Jeez. A little harsh, killing someone just because the website broke.

> Server error in '\' Application. The requester has been terminated.

PowerShell is great and does all things.

Yeah, I think so. The obvious bummer is going to be something like Lenguage, but that's impossible to avoid.

@JPeroutek Yes, that reads much better.

@JPeroutek It feels like the first paragraph is missing. I had to infer from the examples that the challenge is to output the most common character.

Well, there's lots of "in theory" going on with parallel programming

I've not written parallel code since Uni, and even then it was little

Doing alright. Really quiet day at the office so far.

Hi Anush, how are you doing today? Still playing around with Hamming distances?

You don't iterate through arrays? What do you do, then, perform the operation on all of them simultaneously?

@WilliamFluck Another thing to try is to search for questions that have a high number of answers -- codegolf.stackexchange.com/search?q=answers%3A10 -- because those tend to be "easier"

lol

> don't worry about the fact that it was like 50k hits/day

I especially like decommissioning the last of a server generation, it's like powering off an old friend.

(I kid, I kid)

Killing the last of anything feels good. Like rhinos, for example.

:D