Frectonz
I just completed "Aplenty" - Day 19 - Advent of Code 2023 solved in rust 🦀 part 1 was easy, mostly just parsing the input part 2 was very hard and it couldn't be bruteforced [Part 1 Solution] [Part 2 Solution]
I just completed "Pulse Propagation" - Day 20 - Advent of Code 2023
this wanna was particularly hard the second part had no examples so you had to figure it out from lookin at your input but i didn't do that i looked for explanations on reddit 🤡😁
used rust to solve it
[Part 1 Solution] [Part 2 Solution]
this wanna was particularly hard the second part had no examples so you had to figure it out from lookin at your input but i didn't do that i looked for explanations on reddit 🤡😁
used rust to solve it
[Part 1 Solution] [Part 2 Solution]
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Frectonz
Advent of Code is back this year and It starts tomorrow, December 1 Every day at 2:00LT until December 25 you will get a two part programming puzzle with a christmas theme. https://adventofcode.com/ I first started doing it in 2021 but i only got to Day…
so tomorrow is the final day of Advent of Code and at this point it's safe to say that i won't complete it on time since i have 6 unsolved days
day 8, 17, 21, 22, 23, 24
once again the main culprit was school work 😠😔
but on the bright side i did better than last year only solved about 15 days last year, this year i solved 23
i am planning on doing a couple more of them tonight so the number might change
and the other good part is that i used multiple languages to solve them
rust, elm, ocaml, go, python, typescript
so in general it was good, although i might still continue solving the rest of them even after december 25
day 8, 17, 21, 22, 23, 24
once again the main culprit was school work 😠😔
but on the bright side i did better than last year only solved about 15 days last year, this year i solved 23
i am planning on doing a couple more of them tonight so the number might change
and the other good part is that i used multiple languages to solve them
rust, elm, ocaml, go, python, typescript
so in general it was good, although i might still continue solving the rest of them even after december 25
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this is one of the most horrible things i have read Voluntary Human Extinction Movement
if we kill all the humans then who are we saving the world for.
https://www.vhemt.org/
and it seems like some of the group's members are still active
if we kill all the humans then who are we saving the world for.
https://www.vhemt.org/
and it seems like some of the group's members are still active
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Frectonz
so tomorrow is the final day of Advent of Code and at this point it's safe to say that i won't complete it on time since i have 6 unsolved days day 8, 17, 21, 22, 23, 24 once again the main culprit was school work 😠😔 but on the bright side i did better…
AoC update
i skipped all of the ones i didn't do and did day 25 turns out you can't finish it unless you have solved all the previous puzzles 🫠
i skipped all of the ones i didn't do and did day 25 turns out you can't finish it unless you have solved all the previous puzzles 🫠
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Frectonz
AoC update i skipped all of the ones i didn't do and did day 25 turns out you can't finish it unless you have solved all the previous puzzles 🫠
day 25 was a graph problem, i used petgraph to solve it, checked out the reddit solutions
the algorithm needed to solve the problem is Stoer–Wagner algorithm, it helps you determine the minimum number edges you need to cut to turn a graph into two disjointed loops.
if i learned one thing from this year's advent of code, it's that i don't know anything about graph theory, if any of you have a good resource for learning it, please share it in the comments
[part 1 solution]
the algorithm needed to solve the problem is Stoer–Wagner algorithm, it helps you determine the minimum number edges you need to cut to turn a graph into two disjointed loops.
if i learned one thing from this year's advent of code, it's that i don't know anything about graph theory, if any of you have a good resource for learning it, please share it in the comments
[part 1 solution]
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AASTU is way better than AAU
how the heck did they get this guy to give a talk
https://t.me/AASTUSE/2612
how the heck did they get this guy to give a talk
https://t.me/AASTUSE/2612
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A great program we shall not be late
NASA is currently conducting research to extract water from the moon and allow humans to live there in the future. This is called Lunar Water Prospecting in scientific terms, and Dr. Birhanu, the chief researcher at NASA's…
NASA is currently conducting research to extract water from the moon and allow humans to live there in the future. This is called Lunar Water Prospecting in scientific terms, and Dr. Birhanu, the chief researcher at NASA's…
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currently in history of art class
learning about "post impressionism"
at least I will be able to talk snobbishly about paintings after this 😁
learning about "post impressionism"
at least I will be able to talk snobbishly about paintings after this 😁
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