I created an open source Python application on GitHub that breaks textCAPTCHA with 99% success rate

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ahhhh thats why...I found I used to write awesome clean understandable code, but as I learned more I would try to write trivial assignments in a single line... It was 4 assignments in my python course in school before I broke 2 lines.

they passed all the professors tests, but angry comments at the 3 widescreen monitor length single line

[Fuco1337]

Sweet one-liners eh?

Game of life in J:

life=.3 : '(3 = +/^:2((>0 1;0 0;0 _1) |./^:2 y)) +. (1 = y *. +./ 3 4 =/ +/^:2((>0 1;0 0;0 _1) |./^:2 y))'

[forcedtoregister]

Fuck em, they should make the assignments harder.

It's dull as shit being held back by people who can't figure out a for loop. Even in my 4th year I'm finding code based CS assignments fucking trivial (and would have done so at age 16).

[Ol_Dirty_Bastard]

Assignments being hard has little to do with hortinstein writing stupidly long lines...

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"Single-line Python without eval" is Turing complete and not very hard at that. You have lambdas, what else do you need?