This kata needs test cases that actually test for something.

I'm seeing an issue with Python 3.6.0 returning a "not supported" error on Codewars presently (https://github.com/Codewars/codewars.com/issues/1081) and can't complete this kata using Python since 3.6 is the only option showing (no 2.7 or 3.4).

The characters in the test output look mangled. I posted some screenshots to issue #307 on GitHub. Is anyone else having this problem?

Before the kata comes out of beta, this line in the description should be removed:

RANDOM TEST CASES SOON TO BE ADDED AT SUBMIT, AND CURRENT TESTS SOON TO BE SET AS EXAMPLE CASES

Aside from the amendment to the description, this kata evidently also needs random test cases and example test cases. :)

There's no published list, but you can vote to request one on the Codewars ideas portal here. Sign up is instant once you put in your email and name. I listed the privileges that I am aware of over there, up to 3000 honor.

Don't forget to vote!

String.prototype.isAudio looks like it's missing a closing };. Also there are a lot of extra blank lines.

String.prototype.isAudio= function(){
  


String.prototype.isImg= function(){
  
  
  };

Looks resolved to me. Thanks!

I'm not sure if there's a way to get to the Intercom message history. I know history is there, since when a message pops up, such as for a Strive announcement or explanation of new honor privileges, I can see all the previous announcements in the menu. It minimizes to a round avatar icon in the bottom right of the screen for a while. But after that it's gone.

The "Americas" globe icon notifications seem to be separate from the Intercom announements. So there are two notification systems at play, I think. The globe announcements that correspond to the Intercom announcements (like for honor privileges) link to my profile page instead of the Intercom window which has the directions of how to use the new privilieges.

It looks like Apache and Mozilla use "powered by" the same way for branding, so I guess it's not so unusual after all. According to ASF's press kit, "powered by Apache" refers to any of the 200+ projects run by ASF, not necessarily the server software.

Rounding to hundredths, it should be OK to be one digit off: to return 2.54 when expecting 2.55.

In some rare cases when rounding, a small error is magnified since 0.49999 rounds to 0 and 0.50000 rounds to 1. Rounding to the nearest hundredth could theoretically produce an error of 0.01 this way, so here I would suggest that a rounding error of < 0.02 is acceptable (or <= 0.01). Don't do < 0.01 since that won't allow for any deviation at all.

Number.EPSILON is about 0.0000000000000002 (2^-52) so it is too small to catch this.

The description could mention that the extension is case-sensitive even though the rest of the file name is not.

It initially confused me, since by analogy "powered by MySQL" (or MongoDB, or whatever) usually means that the website is running the database software, not that the owner is the same. I don't think Codewars actually runs on the Strive platform; it appears to be separate.

When it says, "powered by STRIVE" underneath the Kata descriptions, I think it means STRIVE the company, not STRIVE the software? It's been hinted that the software behind strive.co, although related, has diverged significantly from Codewars.