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If i get the error from the line 22 for the 2nd and 3rd parameter it means that i am on the right track and all i have to do is to find out what is the 12 numbers represent? Probably it's something li ...

It's very helpful to understand the pun.

Hm, which pun? Diamonds/briolettes is not really a pun, unless maybe one mumbled very incomprehensibly Wink

Well, I see a pun, but it hasn't helped me… it su ...

Four letters combined into a nonsensical phrase is a very good place to start out Cool

people know about matrix manipulation stuff but fail with such a primitive thing as a http_post request? serious facepalm.
Post isn't very primitive - matrix manipulation can be worked out with penci ...

people know about matrix manipulation stuff but fail with such a primitive thing as a http_post request? serious facepalm.
Post isn't very primitive - matrix manipulation can be worked out with penci ...

I submit Mathematica (again, not free, but useful for almost every challenge!) and WolframAlpha, as well as Colonel Dump's HVM IDE (though I did eventually write an HVM compiler in Mathematica, follow ...

I'll PM you Smile

No, it's still working correctly.

All the puzzles I experienced were solvable. That's not to say that "all the puzzles are solvable", but given that the puzzles will probably have been made 'in reverse' - taking a grid, deci ...

I'm on it by PM Smile

It was meant to be general Smile

if it were an integer, it would be obvious what to do - so treat it mathematically in *exactly* the same way - see if that helps!

It's a number, so what do you normally do with numbers?

I haven't done this challenge, but the 80-divisibility did strike me as suspicious...

It often does that if your input is too long to use GET - try switching to POST and see if it works then?

Yeah well. If the server was super fast and there were not issues with it, then sure, run the same program a hundred times till you get the proper result.

Under ideal circumstances, you are right. ...