Jack F
@JackFly26
A programmer, rower, swimmer, water polo player, and oboe/percussion/bass guitar player.
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Linear RegressionThis is my submission for Weekly 9. This just does simple linear regression to calculate a line of best fit for a set of points. I could have just used numpy to do it for me, but what's the fun in that? Enter the points in the terminal.
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printing hihawaii's postal abbreviation is hi :)
squid or h can you tell me if external libraries aren't allowed so i can upload a less cool solution that doesn't use external libraries please kthx
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I did multiplication with only Rust types a while back, and I decided to do something a bit more interesting! I don't know if I can explain this code
Rust
I'm too lazy to set up cargo, so no big_num for you. It produces the first 11 outputs correctly, then overflows, so I'm gonna assume the algorithm is
Rust
This was too simple for a hacky loophole, so I just overly pointfree'd it instead. You need to run this in repl.run (https://word-order.thatsmart.repl
Haskell
Soo for this week's hacky loophole: it uses recursion at compile time but it transforms the code to a linear sequence of additions so it doesn't recur
Nim
i guess i should describe this
its a tui todo list
i would sync it to a server or smth but im lazy
Rust
Forgot to post this.
Oops.
So i reimplemented integers in haskell and defined equality for them.
Haskell
THIS IS NOT MY SOLUTION TO THE SECOND WEEKLY CHALLENGE. I just saw @MrEconomical golfed his at 326 something chars.
pfft
Amateurs.
This solution cu
Haskell
AmazingMech2418 Nice! However, I have no idea how this works since I don't know Haskell...3 years ago
I decided to make a simple recursive solution to this after my overly-theoretical and non-useful solution to the last one. It works by generating a ra
Haskell
This is my solution to the challenge. You have to use the interactive console down in the bottom because you have to check the type of the result, not
Haskell
CureCorp
Code Jam 9 was pretty fun, and I decided to make a Choose Your Own Adventure-style text-based game about finding the cure to coronavirus (no
Haskell
So for Christmas I got The Art of Computer Programming by Donald Knuth, which has an interesting way of defining algorithms. It basically works with s
Haskell