| 16 May 2022 |
 awagga | I find the hybrid weirdness very fun :D | 19:03:32 |
 Adám#2156 | ⌽(⍎'¨')'abc' 'def'
┌───┬───┐
│cba│fed│
└───┴───┘
Is ⍎ a hyperator, anyone? | 19:04:06 |
| Adám#2156 | It sure does return a (normal, non-hybrid) operator! | 19:04:25 |
| awagga | I haven't seen that before | 19:04:55 |
| Adám#2156 | Another one for your collection of party tricks. | 19:05:09 |
| awagga | /(⍎'{+⍺⍺⍵}')⍳5 is sadly a syntax error | 19:06:33 |
| awagga | I suppose that's due to user-defined operators being 5th class, or whatever | 19:07:13 |
 eris | 5th class? | 19:07:25 |
| Adám#2156 | Refers to a table I once made. | 19:07:43 |
| awagga | There's a hierarchy of what "objects" in APL can be returned from/are capable of. User-defined operators are at the bottom | 19:08:38 |
| Adám#2156 | … dyadic… | 19:09:01 |
| awagga | Yes.. | 19:09:04 |
| Adám#2156 | Actually, aren't primitive dyadic operators even lower? | 19:09:44 |
| awagga | I don't recall that being the case | 19:12:37 |
| Adám#2156 | Since name←user_defined_dyadic_operator is valid, but name←⍣ isn't. | 19:12:41 |
| Adám#2156 | And even lower is the specific dyadic operator . since name←⍣something is valid but name←.something isn't. | 19:12:45 |
| awagga | Nevermind! It works. I was just using TryAPL, where it doesn't | 19:12:47 |
| awagga | :D | 19:12:49 |
| awagga | My knowledge here is non-existent, if only I had a handy table.. | 19:12:59 |
| eris | here you go:
+`h`a`n`d`y!!5
| 19:14:05 |
| awagga | /(⍎'{⍺⍺(⍎''{+⍺⍺ ⍵}'')⍵}')⍳5 | 19:14:36 |
| Adám#2156 | On your way to an operator quine? | 19:15:49 |
| awagga | heh... | 19:16:01 |
 dzaima | ↰ Adám#2156 (that table) | 19:19:52 |
| Adám#2156 | Announcement: I just listed a dozen job positions at SimCorp that involve APL. Hurry up — some have a deadline for applications! https://apl.wiki/Talk:Jobs#Needed:_APL_programmers_in_various_locations_.28added:_2022-05-16.29 | 20:38:14 |
| awagga | Redacted or Malformed Event | 20:55:10 |
| awagga | Redacted or Malformed Event | 20:55:10 |
| awagga | Redacted or Malformed Event | 20:55:33 |
 andreypopp | one role is OCaml + APL — a dream | 21:37:27 |
| Adám#2156 | I think a few of them are. They probably all work on a single technology stack. | 21:39:42 |
