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• #502
Or just start another account that authenticates using one of the other ways.
I've got another AoC account tied to my github account that I was using to make videos about learning Go, but lost momentum.
My repo is private at the moment as it also has solutions for some other programming challenges (Euler, Valladolid, etc) so I shouldn't make it public.
Eric (AoC creator) has also asked that individual puzzle inputs are not (re-)published: https://www.reddit.com/r/adventofcode/wiki/faqs/copyright/inputs/ which is another reason for not making my repo public.
ISTR there used to be a challenge on the subreddit to make a puzzle input generator for each day. I think it got squished by Eric as he didn't want this to happen as it makes it easier for someone to make a knock-off version of AoC.
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• #503
git rm's input files
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• #504
Finally got the time to finish day 2 (still in Z80 assembler): https://github.com/rhowe/aoc/blob/main/2023/02/part2.S
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• #505
git rm's input files
Not that it really matters, and I'm sure you already know, but that doesn't scrub the files from your git repo, they'll still be in the history.
But (yes) it's better than them being visible in the current repo view.
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• #506
Yeah I'm not gonna go through and rewrite history just for that
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• #507
You are a nutter!
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• #508
Day 21 part 2 was "fun".
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• #509
It has been said
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• #510
21 days done. 4 days to go. Cumulative runtime for all days is
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• #511
Spent at least an hour hunting off-by-one errors :(
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• #512
Really happy to have made it through to the end. Glad it's over though. Bit like the festive 500
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• #513
Ha. Only just caught up today as I was busy/pissed most of the 24th/25th/26th.
Have to redo Days 22, 23, 24 and 25 properly but that can wait.
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• #514
Not long to go for 2024...
Still haven't gone back and redone all of the previous years properly/fast.
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• #515
Rust, CUE or CHICKEN scheme? Choices, choices. I think I might try CUE.
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• #516
Still in awe of the
jsonnet
effort.I use it at work occasionally and I have a standoffish relationship with it at best. Maybe I need to just cosy up to it and get it sorted...
Although, to be fair, I did do one year in both C and perl for the fun of it.
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• #517
I don't think I have the stomach for it this year
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• #518
Someone at work did it in
jq
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• #519
Have they been put on the register?
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• #521
I'm not ready
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• #522
All of 2.5 days' worth!
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• #523
Don't think I'll be able to do many this year but did a bit of JS golf with the first day
code
``` let g=n=>document.body.textContent.trim().split('\n').map(i=>+i.split(' ')[n]).sort() g(0).map((i,x)=>Math.abs(i-g(1)[x])).reduce((a,i)=>a+i,0) let g=n=>document.body.textContent.trim().split('\n').map(i=>+i.split(' ')[n]) g(0).reduce((a,i)=>(g(1).filter(j=>j==i).length*i)+a,0) ``` -
• #524
First day where part2 wasn't obvious/easy.
Chugging along, but doing them quickly in
perl
and then forgetting about things. Will redo ingolang
at some point over the holidays when I'm off work.
Next year I'll remove myself from the leaderboards and learn Rust. Maybe.