Jakob Kogler

When you write an article on it, it shoudn't be a copy of the wikipedia page. It should contain the infos that are useful for competitive programming. So not so...

@bruisedsamurai Sorry for being a bit harsh here. Take the effort that I used to write this down as a sign, that I'm willing to help you to get better,...

@bruisedsamurai To be honest, I would prefer to keep the old article. Improving it a bit with some notes about the unclear parts, and maybe adding a couple of new...

It might make sense to notice the first formula. It does indeed can be useful, if you try to find a closed formula for a combinatorics problem on paper. But...

I personally use the base $10^4$ in my big-integer library. The intuition was, that multiplications between two digits can be done with 32-bit integers. But it's probably a stupid idea,...

I'll guess you mean the Online Compiler, since offline compiler already does this. Not sure, if this is easy to implement. Maybe the online compiler could simple terminate after running...

I think it would be quite difficult to integrate such libraries. First of, all the abbreviations are already valid Pyth codes. E.g. `np` prints a value and then negates it....

I really doubt that isaacg1 will implement a random list of suggestions without any motivation why they should be implemented. It's not the goal of Pyth to have a token...

Also, some things are already pretty short in Pyth, GCD with `i`, Truthy/Falsy evaluation with `!!`, simple replace with `X`, regex replace with `:`.

I wrote you earlier, because I wanted to avoid that you are doing a lot of hard work for nothing. I really doubt that these lists will be useful.