dev-general

[frail glade]

I had to revert back to 2020.1.3 to utilize my PC again.

[hot hull]

Dude, I'm on 2018.3

[old wyvern]

Update? Never!

😫

[frail glade]

Maybe it was trying to tell me about the bug in the placeholders 😂

[old wyvern]

IJ does sometimes not open for me and get stuck sometimes, but its pretty rare

im on 2020.1.1

[frail glade]

Yeah I reverted and all the problems stopped.

[old wyvern]

ah

[obtuse gale]

Oof just found some old code

Checkout that arrow

[prisma wave]

nice screenshot

[onyx loom]

^

[obtuse gale]

My internets down lol

I’m on my phone

[onyx loom]

why the fuck it sideways

[hot hull]

What is this 2010 :kek:

[obtuse gale]

That’s how tf I take photos

[onyx loom]

fuckin wierdo

[obtuse gale]

The motion doesn’t look as weird irl

Like cos my phones in my hands on my desk so I just tilltrd it up slightly

Also

Only 7 months ago this was...

[prisma wave]

not enough clojure

[hot hull]

Oh god that cast

[prisma wave]

I wonder if you can make plugins in clojure

@lunar cypress you know?

[onyx loom]

not enough clojure
@prisma wave NO

[prisma wave]

yes

clojure good

no casting

therefore no ClassCastException

[lunar cypress]

lots of ClassCastExceptions because no static typing 😬

[prisma wave]

¯_(ツ)_/¯

[lunar cypress]

yeah sure you can make plugins with clojure but it's terrible

[prisma wave]

just write cleaner code

ah

[onyx loom]

lol

[prisma wave]

on the topic, how would you apply map to each list created by partition?

[lunar cypress]

Could you give an example?

[prisma wave]

like ((1 2 3) (4 5 6)) => ((1 4 9) (16 25 36))

[lunar cypress]

justed nested maps I'd say

[prisma wave]

Yeah I was thinking that

Doesn't seem to want to work though :/

[lunar cypress]

(map (partial map square) (partition 3 nums))

[prisma wave]

Pc being slow, will send code in a sec

basically, i'm trying to solve this https://projecteuler.net/problem=8 - I've partitioned the list, now trying to use reduce to get the product of all the elements

but of the partitioned elements

not the actual elements

it's quite difficult to do functionally lol

[lunar cypress]

Well partitioning alone won't get you far will it?

Since 3 adjacent numbers in 123456 could be 123 or 234 or 345...

not just 123 and 456

[prisma wave]

I'm using a step of 1

which seems to achieve that

splits it into 123, 234, 345, etc

[lunar cypress]

ah all right

[heady birch]

🤢

[lunar cypress]

Yeah I tend to forget that it has that param

[prisma wave]

shush you

[lunar cypress]

Pretty nice

[prisma wave]

it is

[hot hull]

God I love: IntelliJ is not responding

[prisma wave]

so yeah, from there I imagined I could just do like (map #(reduce * %) (partition blah)))

[onyx loom]

i cant say ive ever had that frosty

[lunar cypress]

yeah right but that doesn't give you the digits

[onyx loom]

i must be missing out by the sounds of it

[prisma wave]

it only wants the actual value

I think

[lunar cypress]

Both things are fairly trivial

What are you struggling with?

[prisma wave]

I'm not sure tbh. The process makes sense in my head, I think I've just implemented it wrong

lemme send some code

(defn -main [& args]
  (let [arg-list (map #(Character/getNumericValue %) (apply concat args))]
    (let [max-prod (map #(reduce * %) (partition 13 1 arg-list))]
      (println max-prod))))```

however the outputted sequence has loads of zeros

[onyx loom]

make it kotlin, then find on an online converter website to clojure

[prisma wave]

((5000940 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 etc...)

[lunar cypress]

just a side note: you can have multiple bindings in one let

[prisma wave]

ah cool

i'll clean it up in a bit

just really confused why it's not working atm

[lunar cypress]

What do you expect as the output? currently it should be a flat sequence of numbers

[prisma wave]

it is

[lunar cypress]

many of which will be zero since any multiplication with 0 = 0

[prisma wave]

...

oh yeah

lmao

I am quite possibly an idiot

ok second question, why does max do nothing? it doesn't seem to change the value of the output at all

(let [max-prod (max (map #(reduce * %) (partition 13 1 arg-list)))]

[lunar cypress]

max is variadic, doesn't take a sequence

you can use it with reduce

[prisma wave]

aha

apply max works too

probably should've read the docs lol

[heady birch]

How are you liking clojure?

[lunar cypress]

Or apply, output will be the same. But reduce is safer because it doesn't unwrap the entire thing (which can be problematic for large sequences)

[prisma wave]

ah so reduce is faster?

theoretically

[lunar cypress]

depends

I mean you can try such things quite easily with the time macro (although you won't necessarily get meaningful results because of jit and jvm warmup and so on)

[prisma wave]

yeah that makes sense

well, I got the right answer, so thanks for the help!

[lunar cypress]

I would prefer reduce in that case because it is more expressive here imo

[prisma wave]

I see

[lunar cypress]

Btw if you are looking how to actually return the digits, not just the product, you may want to look at max-key

[prisma wave]

Well the question was for the product, but that might be useful in future

[onyx loom]

How are you liking clojure?
i would also like to know this answer

[prisma wave]

you get used to it

I'm starting to figure out what it all means and it's actually quite elegant

everything is a list

I still prefer postfix (?) syntax rn, since it reads more naturally list.map instead of (map list) and isn't backwards

[errant geyser]

Everything is a fucking bracket mate

[prisma wave]

but it makes sense

function calling is just a list with the function name and arguments

[old wyvern]

[errant geyser]

I could not tell you what that does

There's like

[lunar cypress]

that is not surprising

[prisma wave]

lemme try convert that to kotlin

[errant geyser]

1400 brackets

[lunar cypress]

I doubt that you'd have a lot less parens in java

[onyx loom]

brackets 🙂

[old wyvern]

function calling is just a list with the function name and arguments
Wait what?

[prisma wave]

38 according to IJ

to call a function, it's just a list

(function-name function-args)

[errant geyser]

thats dumb

[old wyvern]

thats a list?

[prisma wave]

yes

(1 2 3) is the same

[errant geyser]

even dumber

[prisma wave]

how?

that pretty much exists in kotlin

[errant geyser]

if its a list it should be 1, 2, 3 not 1 2 3

[lunar cypress]

bruh

[prisma wave]

just with [1, 2, 3] (although only for annotations)

[old wyvern]

so each statement in a function is a separate argument to it?

[lunar cypress]

if you want to put commas there you can

[prisma wave]

yeah I think so

fun main(args: Array<String>) {
  val argList = args.joinToString("").map(Character::getNumericValue)
  val maxProduct = argList.partition(13, 1)
    .map { 
      it.reduce { a, b -> a * b }
    }.max()
  println(maxProduct)
}
``` I'm pretty sure that's the same code in kotlin

[lunar cypress]

I don't think such a partition function exists

[prisma wave]

no you're right

it doesn't

[lunar cypress]

You'd probably use iterate or something

[prisma wave]

windowed might work

[lunar cypress]

ah yeah that looks like the equivalent

[prisma wave]

yeah that works

fun main(args: Array<String>) {
    val argList = args.joinToString("").map(Character::getNumericValue)
    val maxProduct = argList.windowed(13, 1)
            .map {
                it.reduce { a, b -> a * b }
            }.max()
    println(maxProduct)
}

kinda gross though

[lunar cypress]

I bet you'd need more parens in Java than in clojure

[prisma wave]

in java definitely

it'd be about 30 lines in java lol

[regal gale]

Why is ur name Clojure @prisma wave

[prisma wave]

because Clojure good

kotlin bad

[onyx loom]

kotlin not bad

java bad

[regal gale]

Never heard of it

[prisma wave]

it's the future of programming

[onyx loom]

another jvm language

[prisma wave]

yes

[lunar cypress]

it's the future of programming
mfw lisp has existed for decades but hasn't seen any commercial recognition like other languages

shit's 14 years older than C

[remote goblet]

i swear if r/conjuremememes becomes a thing

ima murder you brister

[old wyvern]

I bet you'd need more parens in Java than in clojure
@lunar cypress
You lose?

[onyx loom]

dont give him ideas 😬

[lunar cypress]

Show me

[prisma wave]

r/clojurememes >:)

[old wyvern]

Show be the clojure version

me*

[prisma wave]

I'm trying to implement it in java right now, just getting Stream#partition is painful

[lunar cypress]

hold on

[prisma wave]

(defn max-13-adj [& args]
  (let [arg-list (map #(Character/getNumericValue %) (apply concat args))]
    (let [max-prod (reduce max (map #(reduce * %) (partition 13 1 arg-list)))]
      (println max-prod))))```

38 parens

[lunar cypress]

can be reduced

[prisma wave]

probably

[old wyvern]

reduce it

[distant sun]

Now read that code

[prisma wave]

doing this functionally in java is painful

I already want to tear my hair out

just trying to implement partition

[onyx loom]

that just sounds like java anyway 🙂

[prisma wave]

true lol

[lunar cypress]

(let [arg-list (map #(Character/getNumericValue %) (apply concat *command-line-args*))
      max-prod (reduce max (map #(reduce * %) (partition 13 1 arg-list)))]
  (println max-prod))

[prisma wave]

imperatively it wouldn't be so bad

    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
        var argList = String.join("", args)
                .chars()
                .map(Character::getNumericValue)
                .boxed()
                .collect(toList());

        int max = 0;
        for (int i = 0; i < argList.size() - 13; i++)
        {
            var partition = argList.subList(i, i + 13);
            var product = partition.stream().mapToInt(Integer::intValue)
                    .reduce((a, b) -> a * b)
                    .orElse(0);
            if (product > max)
            {
                max = product;
            }
        }
        System.out.println(max);
    }``` here's an implementation of the same thing in Java

semi-functionally

[lunar cypress]

yeah but if your imperative code ends up being much more complex the argument is kinda pointless

[prisma wave]

Indeed

Therefore, clojure good kotlin bad

And Java bad ofc

[obtuse gale]

I just fucked my project lol - I moved directory and then moved it back and that was enough to break everything
> Spring Boot plugin requires Gradle 5 (5.6.x only) or Gradle 6 (6.3 or later). The current version is Gradle 6.1 and I had to remark the sources file lol

how would one update gradle wrapper

[lunar cypress]

I mean the point is - yes, overall clojure uses a higher rate of parens than Java or others since it doesn't treat anything special (you use everything like a function). But individually, those parens are just placed differently and in absolute terms you will most likely still have less of them because clojure code tends to be much much smaller than java code

[obtuse gale]

using kotlin gradle dsl thing btw as well

[prisma wave]

@lunar cypress An idiomatic equivalent of 3 nested for loops would be something like range right?

eg if I wanted to loop between 1 and 20 3 times

[errant geyser]

Therefore, clojure good kotlin bad
Whats happened to you senpai?

[prisma wave]

I have seen the light

[lunar cypress]

doseq if you want to do it for side effects

[prisma wave]

clojure is objectively superior

no side effects

that I know of

[lunar cypress]

for if you want list comprehension

[prisma wave]

just multiplication

[errant geyser]

Kotlin will always be the light 😭

[prisma wave]

alright

basically I wanna find the 3 numbers that multiply to make a certain number. would some sort of filter be a good idea?

[obtuse gale]

im disappointed

[lunar cypress]

You could indeed use for for this

[onyx loom]

he converts everyone to kotlin, now hes converting to clojure 😭

[hot hull]

Time to switch to clojure?

[prisma wave]

yes

[obtuse gale]

smh

[prisma wave]

times are changing

[hot hull]

Every time I look at it, I want to spoon my eyes out, so I'm good thanks

[prisma wave]

you said the same thing about kotlin

a long time ago

[onyx loom]

same

[distant sun]

ye but now is fr

[onyx loom]

im not going to clojure

[hot hull]

But I really mean it for clojure

[onyx loom]

sorry

[prisma wave]

you will

we'll see

[onyx loom]

screenshot this pls

well see in 1 year

[prisma wave]

I promise you i'll get at least 1 person to use it

[hot hull]

I'm playing with something cool rn

[prisma wave]

is it clojure?

[hot hull]

It's Java :kek:

[prisma wave]

😦

[hot hull]

I'm not about to convert 60 classes sorry..

[obtuse gale]

java bad kotlin good clojure bad

[prisma wave]

no

[obtuse gale]

majority rules i guess

the poll answers the question

[hot hull]

[onyx loom]

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[prisma wave]

Java bad

[hot hull]

Now to figure out where the issue is lmao

[lunar cypress]

recursive type

[obtuse gale]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTu6f_epqf8

great video

[prisma wave]

@lunar cypress so 3 nested fors? or should I be flattening them into a list or something?

[obtuse gale]

oshit

dont look at the comments to that video

[lunar cypress]

no, for is much more powerful

(let [r (range 200)]
  (first
    (for [x r y r z r
          :let [prod (* x y z)]
          :when (= num prod)]
      [x y z])

It basically does the nesting for you

In the bindings vector you can nest over an arbitrary amount of sequences

In this case, r is an infinite sequence of all positive integers

[hot hull]

@remote goblet ezClaps

java.lang.StackOverflowError: null

[lunar cypress]

wait actually this doesn'T work with infinite sequences lmao

otherwise the inner most will never finish

but with some bound it will behave like nesting 3 layers

[hot hull]

How would one find the issue that's causing this?

[lunar cypress]

look for types that recursively reference themselves or each other

[hot hull]

Any easy way of debugging it?

[lunar cypress]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTu6f_epqf8
@obtuse gale lmao this is a bunch of nonsense

the person who wrote this has no idea what they're talking about

[old wyvern]

0:29

[lunar cypress]

its shared state immutability is intended to support concurrency but hasn't had a large track record without major errors
tf is he talking about

[hot hull]

Any easy way of debugging it?

[lunar cypress]

0:29
@old wyvern that's simply not true. It may be true for Common Lisp, but definitely not for clojure

anyone who has ever interacted with the Clojure community knows this

[onyx loom]

[lunar cypress]

Over half of the arguments are purely economic anyway

They sometimes even contradict each other

[old wyvern]

that's simply not true. It may be true for Common Lisp, but definitely not for clojure
@lunar cypress

jk

[hot hull]

Tough talk for a fella within crusading distance

[lunar cypress]

They sometimes even contradict each other
like acknowledging that it runs on the JVM and therefore inherits the entire ecosystem but then going on with "it is horrible in terms of code libraries"

[old wyvern]

what does crusading distance mean?

[heady birch]

Whats the cost difference between initializing say a double[2] vs a Point { double x, double y }

[lunar cypress]

Not significant enough to justify choosing one over the other

(use a Point class)

[prisma wave]

inline class 😎

although i think that only works for 1 parameter

wait

wrong language

just use clojure

[lunar cypress]

Lmao

Yeah inline classes only have one property

[prisma wave]

😦

another case of kotlin bad clojure good

[obtuse gale]

smh

Someone get this man demoted on the kotlin memes discord

[prisma wave]

@lunar cypress for will return a list/sequence right?

no

i am still a kotlin user

but I have accepted that clojure is objectively better

[obtuse gale]

You said kotlin bad 😢

[prisma wave]

it is

compared to clojure

[hot hull]

Can you spot the error

[prisma wave]

your error is not using clojure

[obtuse gale]

that resolution

[heady birch]

Lol

Looks like spring logs

[hot hull]

Aj, it's a zoomed in photo of VSC, fuck u want

[obtuse gale]

zoomed in?

doesnt look very zoomed in to me frcsty

[hot hull]

The right part

Zoomed out*

[obtuse gale]

smh

[prisma wave]

(defn -main [& _]
  (let [r (range 1 200)]
    (println (filter #(= 1000 %) (reduce + (for [x r y r z r
                                                 :let [prod (+ (* x x) (* y y))]
                                                 :when (= (* z z) prod)]
                                             [x y z]))))))``` why is this not working 😦

class clojure.lang.PersistentVector cannot be cast to class java.lang.Number

[obtuse gale]

because its not kotlin

[prisma wave]

shut it

no more kotlin propaganda

kotlin bad

[heady birch]

Lol

[obtuse gale]

I hope its just a phase

[heady birch]

Formatting

[old wyvern]

All of you are bad, there is no one language to rule them all

[prisma wave]

the good thing about clojure is that you have an excuse for writing arrow code

[obtuse gale]

no

that just makes it a bad language lol

[heady birch]

rust 🙂

[lunar cypress]

@lunar cypress for will return a list/sequence right?
@prisma wave yeah, lazy sequence

[prisma wave]

right

so any idea what's going wrong?

the for would return a list of vector [x y z] right?

so perhaps I just need to use map?

[lunar cypress]

Get back to you when I'm done with my pizza

[prisma wave]

ok thanks

https://img.bristermitten.me/idea64_UrGu7Uvx4b.png

objectively.

superior.

rainbows and NPEs

[old wyvern]

😆

[hot hull]

Johny, debugging this is a bitch, but I'm getting close to finding the culprite

[prisma wave]

isn't there some sort of debug logging?

that prints exactly what it's serializing or something

[old wyvern]

Do you know what class you are deserializing?

[hot hull]

return Bukkit.getUnsafe().loadAdvancement(id, json) != null;
This is the whore that's causing the issue

Time to figure out why

[old wyvern]

I see

[hot hull]

(I've legit just followed the method calls debugging each one :p)

Atleast they've described it properly lmao

[lunar cypress]

I shouldn't have picked extra cheese man

@prisma wave what exactly is your goal? You get the exception because + is called on the vectors in the sequence

[surreal quarry]

Execution failed for task ':dokka'.
> Guice provision errors:```
when trying to generate dokka 
```gradle
dokka {
    outputFormat = 'javadoc'
    outputDirectory = "$projectDir/docs"
    subProjects = ["bukkit", "bungee", "common"]

    configuration {

        sourceLink {
            url = "https://github.com/Jaimss/mcutils"
        }

        // spigot
        externalDocumentationLink {
            url = new URL("https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/spigot/")
            packageListUrl = new URL("https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/spigot/package-list/")
        }
    }
}```

[jovial warren]

yeah dokka is a pain

also using javadoc format will produce documentation as if what you're writing is Java code rather than Kotlin code

try using html

or markdown might work too I think

or if you're not using Kotlin, use the javadoc plugin

[hot hull]

Anyone got any clue of what the next method replacing this is?

Bukkit#getUnsafe()#loadAdvancement(id, json)

[jovial warren]

is this another one of those @Deprecated Bukkit methods that just haven't been documented to say what their replacement is?

[hot hull]

Yup

[jovial warren]

what's it's usage?

[hot hull]

It loads an advancement from a file

[jovial warren]

yeah no clue sorry

fucking md_5 man

does this guy not know what @deprecated (the javadoc tag used for saying why something is deprecated) is for?

[hot hull]

It's funny cause, everytime I call that method it's a stackoverflow

I get that it's in the unsafe category, but damn

[heady birch]

Interesting

[hot hull]

@steel heart to the rescue

[distant sun]

@jovial warren there's no @since in the entire bukkit / spigot code ..

[hot hull]

In all honesty Gaby, are you even surprised lmaO

[distant sun]

Nah

[jovial warren]

@distant sun true

I mean, it's md_5, what do you expect?

this is the same guy who'd be happy to sell the Spigot project if he was given enough money

the same guy who if he didn't have to have it open-source, wouldn't

[distant sun]

Bruh

[jovial warren]

he literally doesn't let anyone contribute

like that's why it took so long for 1.16 to come out

because he was working on his own, and went to bed at the end of the day

and because he doesn't really care all that much

[prisma wave]

this is the same guy who'd be happy to sell the Spigot project if he was given enough money
Source?

[errant geyser]

sauce*

[prisma wave]

^

[old wyvern]

how much would he sell it for?

👀

[jovial warren]

no idea

just heard from Paper that he'd sell it if he was given enough money

[prisma wave]

@lunar cypress sorry for late response. I'm trying to find pythagorean triplets for which a + b + c = 1000 for this https://projecteuler.net/problem=9
So for this code, I need to calculate a ^ 2 + b ^ 2 and compare it to c ^ 2
then with all the values where a^2 + b^2 = c^2, I need to check a + b + c = 1000 (which I'm attempting to do with (reduce +) (since the for should return something like ((3 4 5) (5 12 13))
obviously something has gone horribly wrong, I'm just not quite sure where. Any idea?

[hot hull]

Still waiting for that fundme so we can gather 1mil, and the paper team would document world gen

[errant geyser]

Ask Tradie

Invested a ton in Ori's rat template

[prisma wave]

lol

[onyx loom]

speed rat reversed when

[prisma wave]

@lunar cypress nvm, fixed it I think

[errant geyser]

There you go kali

[prisma wave]

hot

[hot hull]

Nice

[lunar cypress]

@prisma wave I think I actually implemented that once too

[prisma wave]

you probably did it a lot better than me lol

[onyx loom]

imagine frosty

[prisma wave]

(defn -main [& _]
  (let [r (range 1 450)]
    (println (reduce * (first (filter (fn [triplet] (= (reduce + triplet) 1000)) (for [a r b r c r
                                                                                       :let [prod (+ (* a a) (* b b))]
                                                                                       :when (= (* c c) prod)]
                                                                                   [a b c])))))))

😎

[lunar cypress]

Wait no confused it with this

Given a positive integer n, find the smallest number of squared integers which sum to n.
For example, given n = 13, return 2 since 13 = 3² + 2² = 9 + 4.
Given n = 27, return 3 since 27 = 3² + 3² + 3² = 9 + 9 + 9.

[onyx loom]

disgusting

[prisma wave]

ah yeah

is that a project euler one?

[lunar cypress]

Nah that was a daily coding problem

[prisma wave]

ah ok

any way I can clean up mine?

apart from just spacing it a bit better

it could probably be less than 450 too

[hot hull]

My eyes burn looking at that

[prisma wave]

you're just not worthy

[onyx loom]

ur not worthy

[hot hull]

Shut up, go buy spigot and make it not shit

[prisma wave]

no

wait

unless...

[onyx loom]

that means dont write it in clojure either

[prisma wave]

damn it

[hot hull]

lol

[prisma wave]

you read my mind

[hot hull]

kotlin allowed

[prisma wave]

hm

[onyx loom]

altho kotlin looks spicy

[prisma wave]

that seems like a good compromise

[errant geyser]

Kotlin mc server wen

[hot hull]

But honestly, imagine if it was rewritten in kotlin

[prisma wave]

I've technically already done that

kind of

it loads you into an empty world

[hot hull]

(with a actually non shit api)

[prisma wave]

which is great

[old wyvern]

anyone in for a ideathon?

[prisma wave]

and you can't move

[hot hull]

Yugi, what's that?

[analog crater]

ive got a kotlin prototype with a few friends, closdd source though

[prisma wave]

🤔

[old wyvern]

https://www.codechef.com/BBPSHACK/problems/BBPS01

[prisma wave]

but is it hardcoded to your UUID because you can't be bothered to do authentication?

i don't think so

[onyx loom]

clash of code 😮

[old wyvern]

Basically we have to ideate and design something for a integrated payments thing

[prisma wave]

clash

clash

[old wyvern]

they give us access to their sample APIs

[prisma wave]

😦

[hot hull]

sec, wait for my buildtools to finish

[old wyvern]

its not a minigame btw

its an actual competition

[hot hull]

I'm running on like 1gb of ram rn

[onyx loom]

sec, let me have a piss

[prisma wave]

Languages: false

[onyx loom]

and turn my pc on

[prisma wave]

I like the sound of that

[old wyvern]

First round is ideation lol

[hot hull]

Hell nah Yugi

[old wyvern]

I dont think they will care about the language

xD

[prisma wave]

https://giphy.com/gifs/season-15-the-simpsons-15x4-l2Je19AZkPF7r6gXm

[old wyvern]

😆

[prisma wave]

although the actual thing you have to design sounds pretty boring

[hot hull]

That cat

[old wyvern]

Yea, but just thinking about doing it for the resume 😪

[errant geyser]

is the cutest thing you've ever seen Frosty?

[hot hull]

Make your own server jar Yugi, now that's a resume flex

(Even outside of MC)

[old wyvern]

For minecraft?

Im confused? xD

What exactly do you want me to make

Even if I do try to make a something like that, its going to be almost impossible to compete with what spigot has established rn

[hot hull]

Not the point

[prisma wave]

not if you make it in kotlin

now that's innovation

[hot hull]

The point is having a large ass well thought out project, which you can use in your resume

[hot hull]

(Even if the resume is being used outside of MC)

[onyx loom]

ok what we doing boys

[old wyvern]

People who Hire ussually have no idea about this shit

[onyx loom]

im on pc

waiting for frosty still?

[old wyvern]

they jsut care about the results

[hot hull]

Kali, still loading

[onyx loom]

jesus christ

[old wyvern]

So if I make something good but no one uses it, its still a failed attempt

[errant geyser]

Fast autism nodding Kali, that's what we're doing

[onyx loom]

why dont u just download the paper jar from their website

[hot hull]

Yugi, not really

You learn

[old wyvern]

Yes, but on my resume thats still nothing + to add except an extra project

[hot hull]

If the user is looking at your skills, he'll still see api design/code style

[old wyvern]

Not likely

UX is ussually what matters

[hot hull]

UX?

[old wyvern]

User Experience

[hot hull]

I mean yea, anyone can copy from stack overflow

Almost done @onyx loom

[onyx loom]

😐

[old wyvern]

I mean yea, anyone can copy from stack overflow
@hot hull
What does that have to do with this? xD

[onyx loom]

just copy code throughout ur coding experience

10 years of copying from stack overflow

[hot hull]

I mean if the user doesn't look at your previous project closely, how will they know your experience

Even if they give you a project to make, you can still just copy like 90% of it from other sources

[old wyvern]

As I said, they will look into projects, but most likely not into the actual mode, its better if you have something they can readily use

People who hire you are most probably NOT developers

They have no idea

[hot hull]

Well then just have a bunch of projects which look nice but don't do shit lmao

[old wyvern]

Look nice?

Im speaking usefulness, usability, how many people use it...ect

[lunar cypress]

@prisma wave what's your result?

just to see if I got this correct before I suggest changes

[hot hull]

Ok i'm ready Kali

[onyx loom]

whats on the agenda then

[prisma wave]

31875000

[hot hull]

clash

[lunar cypress]

ok great got that too

[prisma wave]

👍

[lunar cypress]

so there are a couple of improvements you can make

[onyx loom]

https://www.codingame.com/clashofcode/clash/1306293e054f91dcc88742c26c5e40a6c8ed2e1

nvm dont join that

theres randos

[prisma wave]

such as?

ew

randos

[onyx loom]

idk how to create a private

[hot hull]

smh

[prisma wave]

i will do?

[onyx loom]

go for it

[prisma wave]

https://www.codingame.com/clashofcode/clash/13062960f3266ad65a9173fcd909d2eca73835d

lol

[onyx loom]

[hot hull]

You scroll down Kali

[onyx loom]

man why is ur pfp so stretches

[lunar cypress]

so for instance, there is no need to have a layer for c, since that can be calculated from a and b

[prisma wave]

¯_(ツ)_/¯

@lunar cypress good point

[onyx loom]

WAIT WHAT

[prisma wave]

ahahaha

[onyx loom]

ARE U OK

[prisma wave]

i'll make a new one

[onyx loom]

@hot hull LKEAVE

[prisma wave]

i thought you wouldn't notice lol

https://www.codingame.com/clashofcode/clash/1306299eb3b52a42ff56842da42391fff361324

[hot hull]

You litle scam

[old wyvern]

im in

[prisma wave]

😏

[lunar cypress]

additionally, since a < b (or b < a, doesn't matter since the order doesn't), the range for for b can be capped at a

[onyx loom]

johnny u joining?

[prisma wave]

@lunar cypress I did consider that, just wasn't sure how to implement it lol

[old wyvern]

start bm

[prisma wave]

ok

[lunar cypress]

next round maybe

[prisma wave]

aight

[onyx loom]

👍

[hot hull]

Time to not use kotlin

[onyx loom]

whats a harshad number

[lunar cypress]

your filter can be made part of the for bindings as well, and the for can return (* a b c) directly

(for [a (range)
      b (range a)
      :let [c (Math/sqrt (+ (* a a) (* b b)))]
      :when (== 1000 (+ a b c))]
  (int (* a b c)))
```here's my solution

[prisma wave]

A Harshad number is an integer that is divisible by the sum of its own digits.
For example, 1729 is a Harshad number because 1 + 7 + 2 + 9 = 19 and 1729 = 19 × 91.```

[onyx loom]

ye just googled

[prisma wave]

it literally said it

[onyx loom]

o it says at top too

LMAO

shut up

[prisma wave]

lol

@lunar cypress that's a lot cleaner, and I pretty much understand it. Thanks :)

[lunar cypress]

important to note is the == there. That's basically "compare numbers disregarding type difference"

(wouldn't work otherwise, since sqrt returns a double)

[errant geyser]

I actually finished second this time

Damn

[prisma wave]

I see

[hot hull]

This stupid ass tab completion holy shit

[errant geyser]

Didn't throw

phew

[prisma wave]

nice

[lunar cypress]

Although I guess you could just say 1000.0

[prisma wave]

either is fine I guess

[lunar cypress]

This solution probably won't work for any number because of precision issues but with a better sqrt function this should be no issue either

[errant geyser]

My solution is great

Positively the most pythonlike python I've written in a while

BM is there a way around this? https://discordapp.com/channels/164280494874165248/695431668944732270/735807405945913344

[prisma wave]

https://img.bristermitten.me/idea64_ysxuo5iVGZ.png

you got this turned on?

[topaz bay]

@prisma wave its happening

[prisma wave]

that's never happened to me

?

[old wyvern]

I have a weird test case

[errant geyser]

Indeed I do

Thx

[prisma wave]

@topaz bay what's happening

[errant geyser]

My life is 100x better now

[prisma wave]

ofc

[errant geyser]

Holy hell

[topaz bay]

Im rewriting the download code

[old wyvern]

Wouldnt 1540 be true?

[prisma wave]

for the ecloud?

[topaz bay]

mhmm

[prisma wave]

@old wyvern should be

nice

[old wyvern]

test cases say its false

o.o

[errant geyser]

o-O

[topaz bay]

This should look familiar @prisma wave

[topaz bay]

"failed to downloading"

[prisma wave]

HEY

hold on

[topaz bay]

lol

[errant geyser]

Did u nick that from PDM?

[topaz bay]

This is why you dont copy paste

fuck my life

[prisma wave]

that looks very familar

[topaz bay]

But yes, the general structure is from PDM

[prisma wave]

smh

actually

idc

[topaz bay]

Except I actually do the downloading correctly

👀

[prisma wave]

WHAT

[topaz bay]

LOL

[prisma wave]

what's wrong with mine?

[onyx loom]

oh right maps are things

fuck sake

[prisma wave]

lol

[errant geyser]

Y u need a map kali?

[topaz bay]

Yours is janky

[errant geyser]

Also what code did you get for 0%?

[prisma wave]

how so?

[onyx loom]

/shrug

[errant geyser]

ohk

[topaz bay]

You download to a byte array, and then write to the file

[hot hull]

I'm to dumb to solve this

[errant geyser]

Frosty

[topaz bay]

When you should just be doing a straight up system transfer

[errant geyser]

Do it in python

[prisma wave]

oh yeah good point

[errant geyser]

ez

[topaz bay]

Your way can have both memory, and computation restraints

Whereas channel transfer legit go straight from the source to the file

zero allocation on some systems

[errant geyser]

Frosty I'm disappointed

40%

[hot hull]

katsu, I've never used python

[prisma wave]

yeah I'll change that

[onyx loom]

katsu share code

[errant geyser]

Mine's not the smartest but it works 100%

[hot hull]

Check what I did wrong KM, please

Ohhh

[prisma wave]

probably an integer division thing

[hot hull]

I see what I did wrong

[prisma wave]

you should probably have been using %

[old wyvern]

finally

ffs

I had a wrong *10 on input for some reason

[prisma wave]

:/

[onyx loom]

again

[hot hull]

Atleast I wasn't last

[onyx loom]

☹️

[errant geyser]

[onyx loom]

shouldve put the code that i had

[prisma wave]

another???

[errant geyser]

Show us it

[hot hull]

Yes KM

[old wyvern]

https://www.codingame.com/clashofcode/clash/130631523986ab75b3587b98259ad6d2ab52757

[prisma wave]

splendid

[onyx loom]

i put it to an array and thats about it

[old wyvern]

CLASH

[prisma wave]

Programming languages allowed: Bash, C, C#, C++, Clojure, D, Dart, F#, Go, Groovy, Haskell, Java, Javascript, Kotlin, Lua, ObjectiveC, OCaml, Pascal, Perl, PHP, Python3, Ruby, Rust, Scala, Swift, TypeScript, VB.NET

[old wyvern]

🍉

[prisma wave]

which did you disable?

[old wyvern]

Didnt disable anything

[prisma wave]

oh lol

[old wyvern]

😂

[hot hull]

Clojure

[onyx loom]

ima write in vb.net

[prisma wave]

you could've just selected none and it would allow all

[onyx loom]

cya kiddos

[lunar cypress]

oh there are custom settings now?

finally

[prisma wave]

yep

[old wyvern]

I didnt have a none setting

Just ticked all

[prisma wave]

if you tick none of them

[old wyvern]

oh

rip

[prisma wave]

it means any

oh well

lol

[old wyvern]

I had java + kotlin from the other hcc day

[prisma wave]

ah yes

[onyx loom]

o u disabled the character count thing

[prisma wave]

😦

[onyx loom]

so whoever gets least wins mode

[prisma wave]

this is an interesting one

[onyx loom]

ive no clue

[old wyvern]

lmao

[onyx loom]

UYUGI

[old wyvern]

XD

[onyx loom]

what is it

[hot hull]

This boi already got it smh

[old wyvern]

That is the most shit

[onyx loom]

im so confused what its asking

[old wyvern]

bruh litrally look at output

[errant geyser]

HOW YUGI

[prisma wave]

nvm it's easy

[old wyvern]

||REMINDER||

[onyx loom]

😐

[prisma wave]

||REMAINDER*||

[old wyvern]

damn u km xD

[prisma wave]

:)

[errant geyser]

oop

Got it

Ok I'm braindead

[old wyvern]

zyy

[onyx loom]

thank

i got 1 right !!!

[prisma wave]

nice

[old wyvern]

Why does this jolly person have developer in their name

[onyx loom]

i was so confused lmao

[old wyvern]

👀

[hot hull]

This autocomplete is nice btw

[onyx loom]

because hes developer !!!

[errant geyser]

Just you left Frosty

[old wyvern]

😂

[hot hull]

It legit throws an error on every fucking method

Like :what:

[errant geyser]

Didn't Cube rename him cos his name starts with !

[old wyvern]

its just a operator boi

[prisma wave]

java bad

[analog crater]

Why does this jolly person have developer in their name
@old wyvern because someone set my nickname as that

[onyx loom]

java very bad

[old wyvern]

ah

[errant geyser]

Frosty

Its vewy ez

[onyx loom]

if i got it, its easy

[prisma wave]

😦

[old wyvern]

boi

what

kefngoeg

[hot hull]

What was the answer?

[errant geyser]

0%

LOL

[onyx loom]

did u not know what it was asking?

[old wyvern]

reminder

OWO

[prisma wave]

literally %

lol

[onyx loom]

it was just modulo

[hot hull]

I see

[onyx loom]

N2 % N1

[errant geyser]

literally second % first

[onyx loom]

shouldve opened the spoilerrs smh

[old wyvern]

https://www.codingame.com/clashofcode/clash/1306321826536e7d583e9898310370ee746688c

[hot hull]

Fockin cheaters

[old wyvern]

join frost

[onyx loom]

ok vb.net time

[hot hull]

I know what's it's asking, but not sure how to make it

[lunar cypress]

dammit

I only looked at the first example

well

good enough

[prisma wave]

oh no

i made the mistake of trying to do this in clojure

help

[lunar cypress]

don't take my code as inspiration for this one

lmao

a bit rusty in clash of code currently

[prisma wave]

it doesn't even compile 😦

[lunar cypress]

rip

man I had so much time

didn't know this would take you all so long

[topaz bay]

@prisma wave do you just never remove from the downloads in progress map?

[hot hull]

uh what 😕

[prisma wave]

uhh

maybe

[topaz bay]

Yeah, you just dont

lol rip

[prisma wave]

oops

¯_(ツ)_/¯

it's only a minor memory leak

[ocean quartz]

Oh what 80%

[old wyvern]

Invalid input

🍴

[ocean quartz]

Oh

[old wyvern]

was last testcase

[lunar cypress]

oh lmao you're supposed to print "invalid" for some

so that's why

[old wyvern]

just 1

it was the last testcase

[lunar cypress]

fair enough

[hot hull]

Way to go website, splendid

[old wyvern]

Capital I frost

[hot hull]

I know, but wHy

[old wyvern]

The tester just compares directly I guess

[prisma wave]

gtg

rip

[old wyvern]

Ciao

[prisma wave]

Have fun

[errant geyser]

I got this

Now what

[onyx loom]

fuck mannnnnnn

ik how to do it

but i cant 😐

[errant geyser]

Usually " ".join(myList) would work but I'm getting some idiotic error

[prisma wave]

The amount of checks you have to do are just annoying

oh wait

[errant geyser]

Checks?

[prisma wave]

you could split on I guess

yeah

[errant geyser]

I aint doin any

[prisma wave]

For the invalid I was just doing a length check

But that didn't work because of -

And at the same time you can't just add individual chars

Because of -

[errant geyser]

Wtf?

print(" ".join(output))

ohk that was weird

got it

||https://bin.katsumag.me/P9e4Melx.pl|| what did you all get?

[analog crater]

im soo confused. it says it expected nothing but when I give it nothing it expects 3 5 7

[old wyvern]

The last test case has invalid input

[errant geyser]

Yugi I'm in the 100% club before BM

Recording this

[old wyvern]

bm left

lmao

[errant geyser]

Still counts

[hot hull]

God I love that NFE when the number is a negative lmao

[old wyvern]

oh wait nvm

he didnt

[analog crater]

fuck I forgot theres a time limit

[errant geyser]

Nice one Kali

[hot hull]

Yugi, look at my code

[onyx loom]

thank

[errant geyser]

Holy balls

[old wyvern]

send frost

[errant geyser]

Frosty what is that

[old wyvern]

I just pressed back to home

[hot hull]

Atleast I used finals

[errant geyser]

@prisma wave I got a higher score than u. Recorded.

[old wyvern]

ew

another one?

[onyx loom]

using finals in clash of code

[ocean quartz]

So do I ;p

[old wyvern]

https://www.codingame.com/clashofcode/clash/1306342032a2a7c6b26aa64b1e905a4bb2f6018

[topaz bay]

That works pretty well...

[hot hull]

Shut up, not my fault this autocorrect is retarded so I gotta wait for it resolve a changed line before I can test

[old wyvern]

Why do you have auto correct?

[onyx loom]

phone?

[hot hull]

I mean method completion smh

[errant geyser]

Just use python

[onyx loom]

no dont do that

[hot hull]

I don't do well under speed

[errant geyser]

Kali did you do either of these?

[onyx loom]

wot

[errant geyser]

Did you try and complete either or did u say naaaaaaah

[onyx loom]

where everyone go

i did the 2nd one

modulo

ez

[prisma wave]

@errant geyser I left halfway through the game, I have an excuse

[errant geyser]

Just let me have it

The only one

I'll probs ever get

[onyx loom]

ez

i did this one

😄 😄 😄 😄

oplease be happy for me guys

....guys ???????

[old wyvern]

nah

[onyx loom]

😦

[old wyvern]

64 * n

[onyx loom]

xd

[errant geyser]

That was easy

[old wyvern]

https://www.codingame.com/clashofcode/clash/1306345634ad3b50426b7f72bd12bc32841f273

[onyx loom]

last one

anjyone else joining?

sad face

[errant geyser]

Do we gotta

Make a giant map of every circle count

Thats gai

[onyx loom]

yup

[old wyvern]

theres like only 4 numbers with zeroes in them bois

[onyx loom]

6 8 0 9

[distant sun]

wait for me

[onyx loom]

u missed it

o wait u can join?

[errant geyser]

Don't buuly me

But what am I doing wrong here

[distant sun]

I know this one, pretty nice ngl

[prisma wave]

Kotlin!!!!

[errant geyser]

Better help me now senpai

[prisma wave]

Bad language

Nope

No can do

[errant geyser]

Ah fuck you

[old wyvern]

katsu you have a NPE

[distant sun]

|| https://paste.helpch.at/jafokibeze.java ||

[old wyvern]

you used !!

[errant geyser]

U used to be my snif snif senpai

Gaby that is

Creative and I'm ashamed I didn't think of it

[distant sun]

Yugi did the same

today @onyx loom 😦

[onyx loom]

sorry

i tried my best

[distant sun]

jk m8

[onyx loom]

@errant geyser why JAVA

[distant sun]

next

I need to setup my iij

[onyx loom]

i wanted someone to share code so i could see what i did wrong

[old wyvern]

i did share

[distant sun]

share yours

[errant geyser]

I copied Gaby's after mine flopped

¯_(ツ)_/¯

[onyx loom]

fuck java

cant read that shit

🙂

[old wyvern]

sad for you

[distant sun]

you are just stupid dw

[old wyvern]

https://www.codingame.com/clashofcode/clash/1306358b48ef505da89859310fd21394dab91df

[onyx loom]

😦

ok LAST ONE

[errant geyser]

^

[onyx loom]

oh shit ok so i overcomplicated the last one

:/

[errant geyser]

Gaby share cod

How did you get 66%?

[topaz bay]

beautiful.

[errant geyser]

Looks lovely

[onyx loom]

test on the rng expansion

[topaz bay]

I had to turn my nic on and off at least 6 times to get this to work

[errant geyser]

nice one

Kali u got 6 mins boi

[onyx loom]

anyone know how to see what the test's inputs are?

ive passed the first one, but idrk where im going wrong on the 2nd

[errant geyser]

You can't, except for the ones they give you

Thats the point

[onyx loom]

😐

i pass all except 2 and 5

i imagine thats what gaby did too

f it

[errant geyser]

F

Well that was my last one

[onyx loom]

me too

[heady birch]

@topaz bay Is array intialization costly

[onyx loom]

thanks for games 👍

[heady birch]

E.g double[] {x, y} vs Point2D
And dont say "readability"

[errant geyser]

import sys

urlbar = input()

if ("http://" in urlbar or "https://" in urlbar):
    print(urlbar)
    sys.exit()

if ("." in urlbar):
    print("http://" + urlbar) 
else:
    print("ftp://" + urlbar)
``` kali u coulda just done this boi

[heady birch]

And dont say "readability"

[onyx loom]

yuck python

shouldve used kotlin

[errant geyser]

eh

It works tho

[onyx loom]

oh wait

[errant geyser]

Actually that one doesn't

[onyx loom]

so was i not meant to print if it already had http://?

and instead close it?

[errant geyser]

This is what I had

[onyx loom]

o nvm u did print

[errant geyser]

If it already had either of those 3 in it, print it as is

[onyx loom]

thats what i did 😐

[errant geyser]

U had your if statement with the . above everything else tho

[onyx loom]

ohhhh right

it was meant to go under 😐

[errant geyser]

So if I had https://www.someting.com, I'd end up with https://https://www.something.com

[onyx loom]

yeah

fuck

o well

[errant geyser]

U were close enough

[onyx loom]

[onyx loom]

time to update to ij 2020.1.4

[errant geyser]

ikr

exciting

[onyx loom]

very

[topaz bay]

@prisma wave

You think that'll work?

[onyx loom]

?tryandsee

[compact perch]

FAQ Answer:

https://tryitands.ee/

Requested by: Kaliber • tryandsee

[onyx loom]

idiot sx

[topaz bay]

I didnt @ you bitch

[onyx loom]

I DONT CARE

[topaz bay]

Actually this doesnt even follow the contract

[prisma wave]

Should work?

[topaz bay]

Doesnt handle null properly

ugh... I miss kotlin and FP

[errant geyser]

Rewrite it in kotlin instead

[topaz bay]

Its not that simple

And here comes the pain