| 27 Jan 2023 |
 Omar Antolín | It's "while x is odd apply the non-function 0 to x". | 18:41:32 |
 Ykulvaarlck#2329 | doesn't 0/ try decoding as base 0 or something | 18:41:36 |
| Ykulvaarlck#2329 | hold on | 18:41:38 |
| Omar Antolín | So, if x is even the while loop doesn't run at all. If x is odd, you get an error when you try to call 0 as if it were a function (with argument x). | 18:41:40 |
 ColTim#5847 | hmm, that must be it, even if there's the int\x or intList\x "verby" overloads | 18:41:42 |
| Ykulvaarlck#2329 | ngn/k isn't even working for me right now | 18:41:47 |
| Ykulvaarlck#2329 | i can't tell what's not loading correctly | 18:41:49 |
| Ykulvaarlck#2329 | 
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| Ykulvaarlck#2329 | magically fixed itself on the 7th reload | 18:42:48 |
| Omar Antolín | Yay, I got it right! | 18:43:32 |
| 28 Jan 2023 |
| ColTim#5847 | I wonder if there are actual uses for a do/while version of a "verby" adverb overload | 00:07:52 |
| ColTim#5847 | like converting a list to a same-length string of spaces with 1" "/list | 00:10:33 |
| ColTim#5847 | * like converting a list to a same-length string of spaces with 1""/list | 00:10:55 |
| ColTim#5847 | that could be a fun code golf prompt... | 00:11:32 |
| ColTim#5847 | or (1)0 0/list to get back a list of 0Ns | 00:15:03 |
| ColTim#5847 | ha! found a fun parsing bug I guess | 00:15:58 |
| ColTim#5847 | 45 60 1.0 versus 45 60 1.0 | 00:16:06 |
 dzaima | you sure that's not a feature? :) | 00:16:44 |
| ColTim#5847 | I don't wanna know! | 00:18:15 |
| ColTim#5847 | 0 1.0 2 is another example where changing the number of spaces on either side of the 1.0 changes the result | 00:18:33 |
| ColTim#5847 | I guess it's like, if the left-most part of the strand (prior to the first double/multiple space) is parseable as a floating point list it works | 00:23:18 |
| ColTim#5847 | e.g. 0 1.0 2 3.0 4.0 5, where 0 1.0 is parsed as a floating point list on its own. all the stuff to the right then also gets parsed as part of the strand | 00:23:53 |
| ColTim#5847 | but if the left most part (prior to the first double/multiple space) is just integers, if something after contains a floating point number, it'll break | 00:24:20 |
| ColTim#5847 | this is still beaten by ""?x though, sad | 00:26:58 |
 Garklein#9297 | is there a way to use ngn/k to run a script coming from stdin? | 01:48:51 |
| Garklein#9297 | is there a general way to do that on linux without having to save the script to a temporary file? | 01:50:30 |
 Raul (Miller) | In this context, how is "running interactively" different from "running a script coming from stdin"? | 01:56:05 |
| Raul (Miller) | (In other words, I think the basic difference is prompting, and I think that it should not prompt when stdin is not a tty.) | 01:56:53 |
| Raul (Miller) | (but I'm not in a position to test this right now, and I might have overlooked something) | 01:58:00 |
| dzaima | generally, there is foo <(bar) to pipe the result of bar into a temp pseudo-file and provide a path to that as an argument to foo, but it seems bar can't read from stdin, nor does ngn/k like such a pseudo-file source arg, so this is entirely useless here | 01:59:29 |
