Bogosort is a joke sorting algorithm that just shuffle the input sequence until it's sorted. Bogobogosort takes it to the next level. Thanks.

Special K?

This is implements a simple program that outputs all the arguments given on the command line. main is the function executed when the program starts. pub means it's a public function (and not an internal

It does look like impossible to grasp at first sight, but it's fairly simple once understood.

Thanks for the write-up. Unfortunately I'm very novice to the blockchains, so I cannot really answer your question. I can only note that most people go to places where other people already are.

Hey, thanks. I don't know the game you mention. I'm now working on a website to test the hive adventure game before publishing to the blockchain.

Huh, that's an interesting approach, I'll think about it.

I'm not very familiar with IPFS, but as I understand there would still be the need to host it somewhere?

You can see an example usage on the second screenshot. For more details you can read official documentation. If you have any more question let me know.

Oh, that'd help a lot.

I don't understand what you mean by multiple Hive posts. The game files will likely be stored in custom_json_operations or something similar. If you mean publishing games is parts in different operations,

No, that's haskell failing to compile a file for whatever reason.

It sets up TLS, so I can connect via https (instead of http). Then it sends POST request. I need that to send a request to other host.

@dbuzz I don't think 1.27 should be treated as a link.

Hmm, but it didn't happen on other social media, just here. 🤷

@dbuzz I previously posted a picture with filename early_single_item.png. I now wanted to create new post with updated picture with the same same, but the preview was of the old picture. I had to rename

I think that I like std::ranges the most, because it's obvious what is going on just by looking at it. The C-like version is pretty clean too, but it's quite a bit more complex.

When it comes to self-votes I like the approach Reddit has made. Every post and comment are automatically self-voted up. This way users don't have to wonder if it's OK for them to like their own posts/comments

Who knows ¯_(ツ)_/¯

This implements fizzbuzz in vim editor. Fizzbuzz is a simple coding exercise.