Milano Cortina 2026: Day 10 Olympic Events Unfold Amidst Anticipation

See the full schedule for Day 10 of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics. Six gold medals will be given out in sports like skiing, skating, and bobsleigh.

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Day 10 of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics features many exciting events. Athletes will compete for six gold medals in sports such as alpine skiing, figure skating, and ice hockey. Tune in to see who wins!

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If you allow the flame of discontent to keep on burning, not being satisfied with anything, then superficial satisfactions have no place. Then this very dissatisfaction demands something much greater, and the ideals, the gurus, the religions, the establishment, become totally superficial. This flame of discontent, because it has no outlet, because it has no object in which it can fulfil itself, becomes a great passion. That passion is intelligence.

From The Wholeness of Life

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Day 10 is busy again, so another quick shot of today's dram, which is Jameson's 18 year (yup, they snuck in an Irish whiskey again). It's… well, it's Jameson. I get some hazelnut, apricot, and spice on the nose; tropical fruit on the palate (I always taste banana) with vanilla and nutmeg; and oak, more vanilla, and honey on the finish. Better than their base bottle, but not enough to justify the price, IMO.

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Day 10 part 1 done.

Part 1 was a little tricky and fun. Solved it by just testing every combination, and sped that up by turning all the buttons and the goal light configuration into numbers that I could XOR together.

Technically, part 2 is done too, but it will never work on the real input. I threw memoization at this thing knowing that it wasn't going to work, but thought I might get lucky and the input would be constructed in a way that it would be fine. Nope.

I gave up and looked at the solutions thread on Reddit, and it looks like almost everybody is just throwing a solver at it (and the ones that aren't are using things like fraction-free Gaussian Elimination, which I can't hope to understand at this point in the night), and there are only 26 comments after 1.75 hours, so I guess this is a really hard problem this year.

I might come back to it tomorrow, but I doubt I'll find a good solution on my own. I don't want to just throw a solver at it if I don't have to.

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