Qui a fait quoi lors de l'Advent of Code 2023 ?
Qui a fait quoi lors de l'Advent of Code 2023 ?
Finished my last #AdventOfCode2023 solution writeup! Finally using this neat line-labels feature.
I'll have to call it here before starting with the ones from 2024, or else I won't be on time for #AdventOfCode this year! I just gotta figure out how to make it auto-update...
Still writing my #AdventOfCode explainer #blog . To make it easier to explain the #algebra of one puzzle, I'm using #SymPy in as succinct and limited a way I can.
@monkey1 yeah, I found out about #guile and got curios about #scheme when I researched #guix .
I appreciate #clojure more after the small amount of time I spent on scheme. Especially tooling. #Calva is awesome for Clojure! So far I failed to replicate even a small part with #Emacs (which I am also learning as I go)
Doing #AdventOfCode2023 in scheme and learning as I go. Did not reach continuations yet. Heard a lot about them.
@abcdw I'm doing #adventofcode2023 in #guile and I miss (comment ) blocks and rich-comment-test https://github.com/matthewdowney/rich-comment-tests
That would be great to have in #guile #scheme . I don't know how people develop without them :)
I've almost completed all of Advent of Code 2015 (only 9 years too late!). Day 21 was super fun, but Day 22 is possibly going to be oof.
Crazy how much difference the right data structure / #algorithm for a task makes.
This week I learned about #Deterministic #Finite #Automata and #Nondeterministic Finite Automata just to redo my clunky #AdventOfCode2023 day 12 challenge, written in #Rust #RustLang
Runtime for part 1 dropped from 1-2secs to milliseconds. Part 2 also milliseconds 😮
Are there any good Rust crates for DFAs/NFAs?
Many people solved that problem with #Dynamic #Programming - something else for the learn list 😉
On the Criteo Engineering blog, I shared, along others, my experience of participating in Advent of Code 2023.
https://medium.com/criteo-engineering/advent-of-code-2023-sharing-our-experiences-badac4bfd530