[00:03:23] K (re @lucaswerkmeister: I daresay the Commons essay has, during the 16 years of its existence, garnered a higher level of support than yours, even if it...) [00:06:37] o/ [00:06:51] 'Ello (re @join_captcha_bot: Captcha solved, user verified. [00:06:52] Welcome to the group, @ItzSwirlz) [00:07:26] Welcome [04:04:02] Any coloring suggestions for the main page? Other than media and links it's completely monochrome right now [04:06:24] You can try things out on [[Template:Main page/sandbox]] and [[Template:Main page/sandbox/styles.css]] [14:28:58] have you seen the comments on the talk page? (all I know about it is what the person who created it has written there) (re @amire80: Does anyone know what is the page https://www.wikifunctions.org/wiki/Wikifunctions:Human_languages for?) [14:44:01] Yes, and it doesn't explain the purpose of the page. It's just a manually written wiki page with an incomplete list and nothing else. (re @Nikki: have you seen the comments on the talk page? (all I know about it is what the person who created it has written there)) [22:33:48] just realized, i dont think there are functions for sorting in yet [22:34:15] What do you mean? (re @ItzSwirlz: just realized, i dont think there are functions for sorting in yet) [22:34:22] sorry: Specific sorting algorithms. [22:34:56] Wouldn't it make more sense to have one sort function and have all of those be implementations [22:35:18] actually yes it would [22:35:48] is there a type for an "Any" object? sort works for strings and numbers [22:36:18] Z1 if you mean to put into Z881 [22:38:01] So to create a function it would just be input Typed list and search for Object in the created slot [22:38:59] should there still be separate functions for sorting ascending integers v. natural numbers [22:39:31] Yeah (re @ItzSwirlz: should there still be separate functions for sorting ascending integers v. natural numbers) [22:39:55] A function could return a typed list of natural numbers, should still work [22:40:12] Natural numbers and integers do type convert the same to programming languages [22:43:16] Is that true if the list is untyped (Z1) with a mix of integers and natural numbers? (re @Feeglgeef: Natural numbers and integers do type convert the same to programming languages) [22:43:52] I'd imagine it's true? Not sure tho (re @Al: Is that true if the list is untyped (Z1) with a mix of integers and natural numbers?) [22:47:54] TIL python got rid of && operator [22:48:12] Isn't it "and" [22:48:28] ye[ [22:48:35] i may be remembering wrong, its been a while since i've used python [22:48:45] Or "&" if you meant the Boolean one for some weird reason [22:48:57] It's && in JS (re @ItzSwirlz: i may be remembering wrong, its been a while since i've used python) [22:49:12] It's very very easy to confuse their syntax [22:49:17] yeah [22:49:40] Insertion sort implementations are so common, I thought the best I could do was a reimplementation of my class last year where we did insertion sort in java [22:54:34] They are unconverted objects, according to Z13872 (re @Feeglgeef: I'd imagine it's true? Not sure tho) [23:12:30] oh selection sort isnt stable.. i was wondering why implementations werent working [23:14:49] also: for future reference next time i'll just port the implementation on the wikipedia page [23:15:30] The licenses aren't compatible (re @ItzSwirlz: also: for future reference next time i'll just port the implementation on the wikipedia page) [23:48:50] for languages: i was thinking adding "Spanish: is verb", the endings are either -ar, -er, or -ir (also -arse, -erse, -irse for the reflexives). There however are some words that aren't verbs like lugar (which is a noun, "place", as in the place where you live). In implementations are we allowed ot have hardcoded exceptions? [23:49:53] I mean, sure (re @ItzSwirlz: for languages: i was thinking adding "Spanish: is verb", the endings are either -ar, -er, or -ir (also -arse, -erse, -irse for t...) [23:50:26] We have Wikidata lexicographic data, that may also serve your purpose [23:51:04] We already have a huge list of exceptions, no need to hardcode them [23:51:44] That would become an duplicate of Z20231, though [23:52:50] oh, nice [23:53:15] sorry if im asking a lot of questions by the way [23:53:27] It's fine :) (re @ItzSwirlz: sorry if im asking a lot of questions by the way) [23:57:46] actually yeah it would become a duplicate of `Z20231` - is speedy deletion a thing on wikifunctoins?