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pxeger

Tue 07:12

Sure

pxeger

Tue 07:08

Someone is welcome to make a PR re-adding backwards-compatible support for v0

pxeger

Tue 07:07

I would say no

pxeger

Jun 28 18:59

https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/posts/282448/revisions
Is it ok to add a tag which changes the rules of a challenge?
(see https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/tags/quine/info)

pxeger

Jun 28 14:54

@lyxal No idea

pxeger

Jun 28 14:53

Maybe I'll change it one day. I didn't intend this when I chose it, but I have since realised it might look like I am trying to depict myself as smart (maybe only if you think about it too much)

pxeger

Jun 28 14:52

but don't quote me on that

pxeger

Jun 28 14:52

I think the illustration is from github octicons and I used the material design orange

pxeger

Jun 28 14:51

yes

pxeger

Jun 28 14:50

so it must be off, so it's white

pxeger

Jun 28 14:49

so you shouldn't be able to see it if it were a picture of an on light bulb

pxeger

Jun 28 14:49

@lyxal but you can't see light bulbs if you look directly at them while they're on

pxeger

Jun 28 14:47

@lyxal wouldn't the outline of the lightbulb also be orange then?

pxeger

Jun 28 14:45

Firstly, if I were a sentient lightbulb, I would obviously be a white lightbulb on an orange background, not an orange lightbulb. Secondly, how dare you even ask such a thing? I'll have you know I toured with the Navy SEALs as a piece of illumin- I mean as an advanced sniper.

pxeger

Jun 28 14:40

No, I am a human so my source code comprises only the letters ACGT.

pxeger

Jun 28 13:57

> 3. Scope & Effectiveness

The "Scope & Effectiveness" section in Vidhyut Saathi Energy Savers Pvt Ltd's terms and conditions is pivotal, ensuring universal application to all website users. It establishes a standardized set of rules, fostering fairness and equity. By defining the effective date, it provides temporal clarity, informing users when the terms come into effect. This transparency empowers users with a comprehensive understanding of their rights and responsibilities. The section's overarching goal is to create a user-centric digital environment, where individuals are not just co…

pxeger

Jun 28 13:56

Their T&Cs page has a summary / meta description of each section, instead of any legal wording. (link butchered to avoid giving them SEO benefits) https://vidhyutsaathi[.]com/Terms&conditions.php

pxeger

Jun 28 12:05

20000 ions of copper, for example, would weigh 1e-19 grams

pxeger

Jun 28 12:01

pxeger

Jun 28 11:58

> spammer

pxeger

Jun 28 11:58

spammer

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pxeger

Jun 26 14:49

I mean there is, with SIMD

pxeger

Jun 26 14:47

you want a task that you can get a realistic measure of throughput on, not just latency

pxeger

Jun 26 14:47

yeah it's especially hard to make fastest-code interesting for such an inherently-quick task

pxeger

Jun 14 18:12

@lyxal who won?

pxeger

May 23 08:36

(other than the question of how to give input at the type level to the program)

pxeger

May 23 08:36

It is 100% possible (in powerful-enough languages) to write a program on which the type checker will halt if and only if a given input program also halts. Is this what you meant?

pxeger

May 12 10:17

Maybe apt is stable now actually

pxeger

May 12 10:15

neither sudo nor apt are designed to be used in scripts (apt-get is)

pxeger

May 12 10:14

What if I want to build node from source and use that instead of whatever crusty old version debian has

pxeger

May 12 10:13

@Themoonisacheese The correct solution is to document those hard prereqs somewhere and then have the wheel just assume they are installed

pxeger

Apr 30 10:28

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AQE ?

pxeger

Apr 30 10:27

are there two letter ones?

pxeger

Apr 30 10:22

(because otherwise the answer is literally en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A)

pxeger

Apr 30 10:21

@pxeger Actually what I mean is title such that title_(disambiguation) does not exist, and title does not give you a disambiguation page

pxeger

Apr 30 10:20

nor are "bad title" pages (strings of only spaces)

pxeger

Apr 30 10:20

neither is the empty string (which takes you to the main page)

pxeger

Apr 30 10:20

404 is not permitted

pxeger

Apr 30 10:14

Only ASCII letters and spaces (underscores) are allowed

pxeger

Apr 30 10:14

CMC: shortest (tiebreaker: lexicographically earliest) English wikipedia title which does not give you a disambiguation page

pxeger

Apr 28 10:30

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pxeger

Apr 7 20:11

Arguably it still happens additional times with the hour and minute hands, assuming they move in quantised intervals

pxeger

Apr 7 20:08

@Neil do you also count the instants while the hands are moving, for example between 3:06:15 and 3:06:16? If so then it happens roughly twice a minute

pxeger

Mar 15 09:37

I think I remember seeing someone abuse Python’s async await to implement some kind of monad

pxeger

Mar 15 09:35

@Seggan and vice versa in some languages, I think

pxeger

Mar 4 09:01

(Yeah, it'll get done eventutally)

pxeger

Mar 4 09:00

pxeger

Feb 23 19:48

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pxeger

Feb 23 19:48

You could just do

pxeger

Feb 15 19:37

(didn't really win because the scoring system incentivised solving all the problems, and I chose not to)
(but I had the shortest solution for all the problems I did solve)

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