Activity for manassehkatz‭

Type	On...	Excerpt	Status	Date
Edit	Post #290597	Initial revision	—	11 months ago
Answer	—	A: Plain black webpage HTML, 28 Bytes ```html ``` #000 is shorter than black and quote marks are officially required but browsers figure it out. (more)	—	11 months ago
Comment	Post #283770	"integers" - should this work for negative integers? At least one answer I checked (but I suspect several) fail on -1, -4 because they test using x*x=4 (more)	—	over 1 year ago
Comment	Post #288848	Why go all the way to 29 decimal places? A 64-bit floating point is on the order of 16 decimal places, and that's way more than the required 6 digits. I actually don't see any point in showing the test cases with more than 7 digits - i.e., just go one beyond the requirement. (more)	—	over 1 year ago
Comment	Post #280763	*almost any BASIC interpreter* Well, any "modern" BASIC interpreter. I don't remember **?** being a thing in Applesoft and similar BASICs from 40 years ago. (Yes, I'm old.) (more)	—	over 3 years ago
Comment	Post #282455	Correct. I was going nuts for a minute until I gave up on the first one and scrolled down to the comments! (more)	—	over 3 years ago
Comment	Post #282239	Including the link improves this a lot. The only remaining issue is that the linked samples have, as expected, white space around them. The challenge should either include the white space or explicitly exclude it. (more)	—	over 3 years ago
Comment	Post #282239	Sorry for all the confusion, but that link doesn't work. Figure out a link that works, test it after putting in a comment (sometimes Markdown is a little quirky) and we'll go from there. (more)	—	over 3 years ago
Comment	Post #282239	There are many logos. You mention "apple-touch-icons" - since I am not an Apple programmer (I don't even own any Apple devices), that is meaningless. When I go to the linked web site, I see a similar logo - slightly different sizes and colors. **Link to a specific source icon/image.** (more)	—	over 3 years ago
Comment	Post #282239	When I go to Server Fault, I see a different logo - consistent line heights, slightly different colors, etc. Can you link to the source of the **actual image**, not just the main Server Fault page? (more)	—	over 3 years ago
Comment	Post #280763	Is a space needed between the ? and the first " ? (more)	—	almost 4 years ago
Comment	Post #279797	And now I see the funny part - my post Closed because it is a duplicate...of one of my own posts! (more)	—	about 4 years ago
Comment	Post #279797	I have suggested the "move post between categories" idea a number of times myself (long before Code Golf started on Codidact). However, I think there is educational benefit (especially for new people developing challenges) to seeing the comments associated with a Sandbox post. Those comments would be... (more)	—	about 4 years ago
Edit	Post #279797	Initial revision	—	about 4 years ago
Question	—	Tags for sandbox status. I suggest we have some status tags for Sandbox. In particular, one like "status-finalized" instead of manually (and therefore inconsistently and not searchable) changing the title to say "[FINALIZED]". (more)	—	about 4 years ago
Edit	Post #279643	Post edited	—	about 4 years ago
Suggested Edit	Post #279643	Suggested edit: Add missing possessive apostrophe. (more)	helpful	about 4 years ago
Comment	Post #279684	The UTF-8 byte == 8-bit char seems unnecessarily restrictive given some languages with some funny characters. (more)	—	about 4 years ago
Comment	Post #279466	I think most (if not all, but not sure) other types of challenges - code bowling, koth, etc. - are generally answered by the same group of people. Some people may specialize in one or another, but the general audience is the same. That is different from "Q&A **about** golfing" which is for people who... (more)	—	about 4 years ago
Comment	Post #279231	Wouldn't any language such as PHP (and there are many others) where until an "escape" or "command" mode is entered simply echos all input automatically win? A PHP program "a" would print "a" and score = 1^2/1 = 1, PHP "aba" prints "aba" and score = 3^2/3 = 3...PHP program 1,000,000 of the same charac... (more)	—	about 4 years ago
Comment	Post #279219	what we want here - the idea is to have a record of the issues (via comments) as that can be helpful for future posts. (more)	—	about 4 years ago
Comment	Post #279219	That *may* make sense. But "close" always seems to be a bit of a problem... Tags have the advantage of allowing other statuses as well, plus searching. You might want to search for "xyz" in the Sandbox for any previous posts, whether they became Challenges or not. Or maybe only the ones that are stil... (more)	—	about 4 years ago
Comment	Post #279219	The problem with using "close reasons" or something similar is that it means closing the Sandbox questions. I'm not sure if that would be good or not - need to see what the bigger users think. *Most* tags will be the same - challenge types (code-golf, code-bowling, koth, etc.), other specifics (e.g.,... (more)	—	about 4 years ago
Edit	Post #279218	Initial revision	—	about 4 years ago
Question	—	Sandbox-specific Tags I think there should be a standard set of tabs to use in Sandbox to indicate that a post has been turned into a Challenge, and possibly for other Sandbox-specific status issues as well. (more)	—	about 4 years ago
Edit	Post #279214	Initial revision	—	about 4 years ago
Answer	—	A: Should we import our old policy posts? I haven't been involved enough in SE Code Golf to really count for much. But I do think we need to have policies stated somewhere. One advantage we have here is that once policies get reasonably finalized in Meta, we have the opportunity to move a true FAQ section. That section is truly waiting for c... (more)	—	about 4 years ago
Comment	Post #279189	I posted a PHP simplistic answer that was rejected based on a reference to SE rules. Can we get those rules (a) at a minimum linked inside this question (the only link is to a Wikipedia definition, which since Wikipedia can change beyond our control is not definitive) and (b) preferably spell out all... (more)	—	about 4 years ago
Edit	Post #279212	Initial revision	—	about 4 years ago
Answer	—	A: "Hello, World!" PHP, 13 bytes Hello, World! PHP by default prints all source to output until it encounters ```<?``` or ```<?php```. (more)	—	about 4 years ago