p!check'em

p!check'em

DONT SPAM THE GENERAL PLEASE

p!check'em If trips, we crowdfund a helicopter

also bots run on a max bandwidth

wowruip

Rip bot.

RIP

it'll catch up

it's just you triggered it

Still though, don't spam general.

9217917886
Faggot.

8269507627
Faggot.

6679708583
Faggot.

8250162165
Faggot.

8090911906
Faggot.

That's a lot of Faggots

p!check'em if gets, then we listen to @Verm

What are you using to generate the numbers though

basically darty I take the log10 of whatever size I want
then roll a number for each space
if that number is the same as the prior it'll add +1 to how many are repeating
and then it adds the number to the front of the string

http://i.imgur.com/GEKzxEI.jpg

9423524859
Faggot.

> makes a bot to generate imageboard style post numbers
> numbers are completely randomized and are not actually post numbers

so you start out with say 1
then roll a 1
1 == 1 is true, so repeating is 2
and then 11 is the string
then you roll a 2
2 isn't the same as 1, so repeating is locked at 2
and then you get 211

Why not just generate a random number between 1000000 and 9999999?

the individual numbers are just (int)(Math.Random()*10)

and because then to check how many repeating I'd need to do a looot more modulus logic

same amount of work this just came into my head first

same accuracy too

http://i.imgur.com/gyYauc5.jpg

int rep(int digits)
{
if(digits%10==(digits/10)%10)
{
return reps(digits/10)+1;
}
return 0;
}

that would only check 2 digits out of the list and you'd need to cut off the ones before it

its recursive.

oh woops missread

if darty(faggot)
{
stop(suck%100==(dick/69)%1488
{
return why(faggot/1488)+777
} post this;
} get

http://i.imgur.com/DlYSXko.jpg

i never remember to use recursive functions outside of linked lists and trees

either way logic works for both, no reason to change it now

and the random number generation is at worst a little low on the odds

http://i.imgur.com/IYdd3vi.png I remember a DM tried to force this
made me sad

man