BlackCap

Absolutely

@WeijunZhou That is entirely up to you. Often a time limit will be specified in the challenge text, the accepted answer is changed periodically, or answers are not accepted at all

Conceptually the IO monad is a language that is interpreted by the RTS, which happens to have access to the real world. And Haskell is pure because it will produce the same IO program every time.

An IO a is actually a description of how to get an a from the real world. The main function is evaluated by the RTS, in the same way you have to call runState to get the a out of State a

@ASCII-only You have to wait 1 hour between posting answers on the OEIS question

I am sure we'd be past the 100k mark if we didn't have that 1 hour cooldown

We have had a community effort to do so for 2 days now, and we're at 74..

@StepHen Are you going to implement 250k OEIS answers?

I didn't relize

There is a sandbox chat?

:O

@HyperNeutrino Prove it

@betseg yes

ugh

I would do trumpscript, but it cannot handle numbers smaller than 1 million

I think there is a language extension that lets you not write the where part, so it assumes that undefined variables are free

curry: s = x^2+y^2+2*z^2 where x,y,z free

right.

nobody take it please, I'm gonna find some really obscure esolanguage

An easy one too

@ETHproductions Touples can contain different types of data in a typed language

@ETHproductions No, that sounds like non-determinish. Curry does that

I should learn sed.

Is it that bad?

Remove even lines

or that the input is infinite, if you wish

You may assume that

Did he share an entire movie?

zero indexed

befunge, 4 bytes ~~$,

print letters at even indecies

Print every other letter from the input

main=readLn>>=print.succ

Print current time

@WheatWizard I did count repetitions, I got it now

1^(1/2) + 3^(1/2) for instance is not listed, but is <=3

I am getting 768 different ways of writing 3 as n^(1/2)

I don't understand how a(n=3)=15

Does anyone understand A333?

@Mr.Xcoder Compliant with the current specification: goo.gl/GeJ74E

* considering to try implement it

@Mr.Xcoder Oh you have to; I'll flood you with pull requests

@Mr.Xcoder As in I'll hurry up and implement it before you

I'll beat you to implementing it

@Mr.Xcoder Why would you write the language before the specification? That's how we got javascript and php!

Do you realize that trumscript cannot handle numbers smaller than one million?

@R.Kap I think that is a good compromise, because then you still have the ability to skim trough ranges for unused bytes. Thanks for adding the search, I think we needed that badly :)

Can we freely reuse languages an unlimited number of times after 150 answers?