Erik McClureIt's either very funny or very depressing to watch executives trip over themselves to prove who has the worst understanding of what software development actually entails.
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Andreas Bombe
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Sometimes Debian Developer, sometimes digging through ancient schematics.
@aeveltstra I know there's Scribus, but I don't know much about DTP so you'll have to look for yourself: https://www.scribus.net/
@qwertziop @vinzenz Kannst auch retry ablehnen und die Frage nach trotzdem fortfahren bejahen. Zumindest zeigt es mir diese Option.
I've completed "Reactor" - Day 11 - Advent of Code 2025 #AdventOfCode https://adventofcode.com/2025/day/11
Catching up now, doing days out of order. For this one I had a slow solution (20 or 30 minutes or so), but a relatively simple optimization finally gives me the solution in ~65 ms.
I've completed "Playground" - Day 8 - Advent of Code 2025 #AdventOfCode https://adventofcode.com/2025/day/8
Now it's picking up a bit. Run time for my part 2 solution is around 101 ms, more than 1000x yesterday's solution.
That's after enabling -O2 optimization, which I didn't notice wasn't enabled before.
My benchmarking runs the solutions in a loop until at least 2 seconds of run time accumulates and shows the average of all runs.
Finally implemented some benchmarking into my #AdventOfCode runner to see how well my Ada implementations are doing.
Longest (part 2) solution this year has been day 4 with about 1850 μs. Current day 7 comes in around 85 μs. (Depending on CPU temperature...)
Good to know, good thing I haven't published any AoC repo yet. I dimly remember maybe reading that in past years, but I forgot.
I didn't know AoC delivers different inputs to users. Interesting! So if I were to post outputs there probably isn't really a need to censor/spoiler results unless it's to hide the order of magnitude.