nedbat, 4 months ago to python

Happy #Python New Year!

baer, 5 months ago to science

Time for an #introduction.
I am not new on #fedi but I switched from mastodon (#fosstodon ) to #sharkey (shonk.social).

Hey I am baer,
a student from germany (currently in my finals) with great interest in #science and #computerscience . This includes #linux and #foss.
I can (more or less) write #rust code and I am looking into #julia and #uiua.
Other things I enjoy are #photograpgy and riding my bike (#lifebehindbars ).
If you want to contact me look at my website pls.
Have a great day
🍪

alper, 5 months ago to random

#adventofcode is less grim this year than it used to be. The fact that most of the problems are on repeat very much reduces the number of late night coding sessions. Being done for the day in the morning, is a relief.

Also doing it strictly in Python this year, definitely is a way to take it easy and focus purely on the problem and not on also learning a new language and unfamiliar idioms.

I want to repeat the days in #Uiua when I have time, but I haven't yet managed to finish the tutorial.

jcastroarnaud, 5 months ago to design Portuguese

A provocative thought, and a question.

After meeting the #Uiua (https://www.uiua.org/) programming language, and identifying it as queer (in both gender and style), I started thinking about the intersection of #ProgrammingLanguage #design and #gender.

I feel that most programming languages are #male: the #imperative #paradigm (do this, then do that) matches the stereotype of "man commanding". Object-oriented #OO paradigm, same thing. #Functional paradigm resembles an assembly line, also stereotypically male.

I feel that some languages are #neutral: SQL and Prolog, both #declarative. But I know no #female language.

Do you see programming languages as gendered? If so, which ones you see as female, and why?

sanityinc, 5 months ago to random

Here's #adventofcode Day 4 in #uiua... it's gradually getting easier.

Parse and score

⊜(↘1⊜□¬∊,":|")≠@\n.
≡(/+⊏⍏.≠⊙⧻ ⊗⊙.∩(⊐⊜parse≠@ .) ⊃⊢(⊡1))
.

Part 1

/+ ×⊃(ⁿ:2)(≥0)-1
:

Part 2

⊙0
:↯:1⧻.
;∧(⊙+:⊙⬚0+:↯⊙(.⊃⊢(↘1)))

blinry, 5 months ago (edited 5 months ago) to random

Thought I wouldn't do #AdventOfCode this year, but yesterday, I found a beautiful little language called "Uiua"!

It's a stack-based array programming language – basically a modern successor to languages like APL or J!

It's ridiculously hard to read and write! :D

I'd highly recommend checking it out! https://www.uiua.org

Here's my #uiua solution for day 1:

sanityinc, 5 months ago to random

Took a while to do part 1 of #adventofcode Day 3 in #uiua, and part 2 exceeded my patience and/or skill so I'll revisit in a different lang.

Digits ← "1234567890"
DigitMap ← ≡≡(∊⊡1_1:Digits)
NearSymbol ← ≡≡(/+♭¬∊:⊂"."Digits)
⊜∘≠,@\n
.
◫3_3↻¯1_¯1⬚@.+↯:¤0+2△.
⊃NearSymbol DigitMap
×+,
⊙(⊐/⊂≡(□⊜parse>0)).
/⊐⊂≡(□⊜(>⊃⧻(/+))≠0).
/+×

sanityinc, 5 months ago to random

Day 2 of #adventofcode was easier, again in #uiua:

Count ← × ⊃(∊{"red" "green" "blue"}⊡1) (parse⊔⊢) ⊜□ ¬ ∊," "
Counts ← ⊜Count¬∊,",;"
Game ← Counts ↘+1⊗@:.

Part 1

Possible ← /×♭≤0-↯△,12_13_14
/+×+1⇡⧻. ⊜(Possible Game)¬∊,"\n" Input

Part 2

Power ← /×⍉≡/↥⍉
/+ ⊜(Power Game)¬∊,"\n" Input

rml, 6 months ago to rust

#Uiua: a stack-based array programming language written in #rust with an addictive in-browser editor
https://www.uiua.org/
#apl

bortzmeyer, 7 months ago to random French

En train de jouer avec le langage de programmation #uiua https://www.uiua.org/

Un langage où " ↘¯1♭∺⊂∶ π [1 2 3 4] " est un programme légal est certainement intéressant.