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Is there a tag (or even a word) for this?
We should create a tiled-source or source-tiling tag.
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Function-only answers to function-or-program questions should provide a test program
From Default for Code Golf: Program, Function or Snippet?, it is clear that the default for code-golf is to allow program and function answers.
For function-only answers, it may be advantageous for a …
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Function-only answers to function-or-program questions should provide a test program
A test program should be required. Functions are useless to users unfamiliar with the language of the given answer.
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Function-only answers to function-or-program questions should provide a test program
A test program is helpful, but not required. The usefulness of an answer drives the vote score. This should be incentive enough for users to include a test program.
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Recommend that new users use bytes, not characters
Yes.
I would advise scoring-by-bytes.
I think scoring-by-characters encourages weird base256/unicode compression of the source, which IMO generally doesn't really add anything to the contest, and me …
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What is a character?
$ printf 😀 | wc
0 1 4
$
1 character and 4 bytes (as the other answers point out).
Certain applications (generally those dealing with fixed-width fonts, e.g terminals and text e …
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RIP Glenn Randers-Pehrson
This question jogged my memory that we have an expert in our ranks who might give a brilliant answer to this question - Glenn Randers-Perhson:
Coauthor of PNG spec, developer/maintainer of libpng, on …
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Sandbox for Proposed Challenges
Stitch a Picture
A few weeks ago, I asked Stitch a picture. Since then:
The question has received several upvotes and no downvotes - hopefully an indication that the community thinks this is as inte …
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Secret Santa's Sandbox
Do-nothing Polyglot
I think this one is pretty awful. But perhaps there is something to be salvaged.
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Secret Santa's Sandbox
Golf the numbers round a dartboard
In its current state, this one is fairly trivial, without a ton of creativity required for solutions. But the sequence is interesting. Perhaps there is some inspi …
4
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2016 Moderator Election Q&A - Questionnaire
Digital Trauma
A new-ish user posts a well-posed challenge that quickly gets many answers. An hour later, they edit in a restriction that invalidates most of the existing answers. An experienced use …
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Sandbox for Proposed Challenges
Many Happy Returns!
I'm not sure whether to make this code-golf or code-challenge.
Write a function that when it returns, it returns an extra frame up the stack. In other words, functions usually re …
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Best of PPCG 2015 — Call for Categories
Showcase of Most Promising New Golfing Language
There seem to be quite a few of these new languages that have popped up in the last year.
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Best of PPCG 2015 — Call for Categories
Golden Oldie
Best answer in a language that has been around for 40 years or more.
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Best of PPCG 2015 — Call for Categories
Against the odds
Best answer in a non-golfing language that is as short or shorter than golfing-language answers. Defining "golfing" vs "non-golfing" language may be tricky in some cases, but I think …