| 19 Apr 2024 |
 ngn | would this work? ∪,~∩ | 16:27:05 |
 dzaima | yeah that also works | 16:28:17 |
 krftdnr | Actually it was NARS | 16:28:53 |
| krftdnr | defined as {(⍺~⍵)∪⍵~⍺} or {(⍺~⍵),⍵~⍺} | 16:33:01 |
| krftdnr | With ∪ defined as {⍺,⍵~⍺} and ∩ defined as {⍺~⍺~⍵} | 16:34:36 |
 loke | In reply to @_discord_239772388747640841:t2bot.io
With ∪ defined as {⍺,⍵~⍺} and ∩ defined as {⍺~⍺~⍵} This matches Kap's definition | 18:30:54 |
| loke | In reply to @_discord_239772388747640841:t2bot.io
defined as {(⍺~⍵)∪⍵~⍺} or {(⍺~⍵),⍵~⍺} So this is what is needed. Perhaps I should use delta for this to match Nars | 18:31:21 |
| loke | Oh wait, you said Nars uses the paragraph symbol. I can't say I'm a huge fan of that. | 18:31:58 |
| krftdnr | Isn't ¶ the paragraph symbol? § is the sectiom symbol, and it is like S for Symmetric difference. | 18:38:35 |
| krftdnr | * Isn't ¶ the paragraph symbol? § is the section symbol, and it is like S for Symmetric difference. | 18:38:43 |
| loke | It's the paragraph symbol in Swedish orthography. Maybe it's different in English. | 18:44:07 |
| loke | Oh. I just checked. What Swedish calls "paragraf" is called "section" in English. | 18:46:02 |
 subsetpark | Oh that’s fun! | 19:36:33 |
| subsetpark | (Apparently English paragraph is “stycke”) | 19:37:31 |
| loke | Yes. And that word literally means "piece" | 19:44:59 |
| loke | There is also a Swedish word "sektion" which actually means section, but not in the contof orthography. | 19:45:44 |
| loke | * There is also a Swedish word "sektion" which actually means section, but not in the context of orthography. | 19:46:10 |
| subsetpark | Ostekake. | 20:50:45 |
| 20 Apr 2024 |
 kyoung | In reply to @mlochbaum:matrix.org
For specific features, all primitives are interesting. System functions, we don't currently tend to document on APL Wiki but if it's convenient it's nice to have some information about them. Looking at the release 20 guide, the table of contents alone has about 80% of the value. For the two "modified" sections (format and disclose), I wouldn't know what these do without the specific sections. And the file functions ⎕create etc. and ⎕ws are something that I could see having a place on the APL Wiki, but for those just knowing the names is not as helpful, e.g. I would have no idea what ⎕rdacl does. strike is over so I will be heading there soon-ish 🫡 | 01:26:18 |
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 para | I found a super interesting function when I was learning j language. Does dyalog apl have this corresponding function? | 16:27:16 |
| para | 13 : 'y%(+/y)'
] % +/ | 16:28:02 |
| para | 13 : | 16:28:19 |
| para | It convert dfns into tacit automaticly | 16:28:55 |
 Marshall | There's a description of how you might do it here, but I don't think it has any associated code. https://tacit.help/ goes in the opposite direction. | 16:31:07 |
| para | wow,Thanks Marshall | 16:33:08 |
| 21 Apr 2024 |
| loke | In reply to @_discord_601584219743059998:t2bot.io
(Apparently English paragraph is “stycke”) Now I wonder if this is cognate with English "steak" (i.e. a piece of meat) | 13:18:14 |
| subsetpark | Wiktionary claims not:
From Middle English steike, from Old Norse steik (“roast; meat roasted on a stick”). The verb is either from the noun or from steikja (“to roast”). | 13:58:13 |
| 22 Apr 2024 |
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