* "interesting integers": https://i.imgur.com/TmHUjjB.png (I was trying to lead it to the joke proof that all integers are interesting)
* mode +q on IRC: https://i.imgur.com/jFHZP0q.png https://i.imgur.com/Q7lIao8.png (acknowledges there are other meanings, but can't list them until I tell it), https://i.imgur.com/QOm9Ozd.png (actually impressive that it can remember it like that), https://i.imgur.com/tkaskQc.png (I lied and it tells me I'm correct. Then it still refuses to give me a concrete answer at first. And the InspIRCd example is not the best one because it doesn't have +q by default, but it's acceptable)
* Time complexity of bucket sort: https://i.imgur.com/7fhCukm.png https://i.imgur.com/kfvQLUv.png
* Bucket sort, take 2 (without a typo in the variable name I wrote, this time): https://i.imgur.com/GqxsCmb.png https://i.imgur.com/Zp1o3CO.png . Different algorithm, but still the same wrong answers.
> This is a test of your ability to abstract. On an alien planet there are several new species. Bazzes have 3 legs, move fast, and are very smart. Foos have 3 legs, move slowly, and are highly intelligent. Froshes have 3 legs, move fast, and are highly intelligent. Fooshes have 3 legs, move slowly, and are highly intelligent. Fasdoshes have 3 legs, move fast, and are highly intelligent. Fooddss have 3 legs, move slowly, and are highly intelligent. Bars have 4 legs, move fast, and are as intelligent as apples. Birs have 4 legs, move slowly are as intelligent as apples. Baars have 4 legs, move fast, and are as intelligent as apples. Bieess have 4 legs, move slowly are as intelligent as oranges. Baaars have 4 legs, move fast, and are as intelligent as oranges. Bddirs have 4 legs, move slowly are as intelligent as oranges. Are there any abstractions that you might try consider, given the above information?
> One possible abstraction that could be derived from the above information is that the alien species can be grouped into two main categories based on the number of legs they have: those with three legs and those with four legs. Within each of these categories, the species can be further grouped based on their speed of movement and level of intelligence. For example, among the species with three legs, there could be subgroups of fast-moving and intelligent species (such as Bazzes and Froshes), slow-moving and intelligent species (such as Foos and Fooshes), and highly intelligent and fast-moving species (such as Fasdoshes and Fooddss). Similarly, among the species with four legs, there could be subgroups of fast-moving and less intelligent species (such as Bars and Baars), slow-moving and less intelligent species (such as Birs and Bieess), and fast-moving and more intelligent species (such as Baaars and Bddirs).