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It’s a wrap!
One of the easier years imho. Better than last year in any case.
I get the feeling that this is Eric’s way of saying goodbye, and that this might be the last year, but I might be wrong.
Puzzles by difficulty (leaderboard completion times)
Advent of Code 2024 - the home stretch - it's been an aMAZEing year
Advent of Code 2024 - the home stretch - it's been an aMAZEing year - awful.systems
current difficulties 1. Day 21 - Keypad Conundrum: 01h01m23s 1. Day 17 - Chronospatial Computer: 44m39s 1. Day 15 - Warehouse Woes: 30m00s 1. Day 12 - Garden Groups: 17m42s 1. Day 20 - Race Condition: 15m58s 1. Day 14 - Restroom Redoubt: 15m48s 1. Day 09 - Disk Fragmenter: 14m05s 1. Day 16 - Reindeer Maze: 13m47s 1. Day 22 - Monkey Market: 12m15s 1. Day 13 - Claw Contraption: 11m04s 1. Day 06 - Guard Gallivant: 08m53s 1. Day 08 - Resonant Collinearity: 07m12s 1. Day 11 - Plutonian Pebbles: 06m24s 1. Day 18 - RAM Run: 05m55s 1. Day 04 - Ceres Search: 05m41s 1. Day 02 - Red Nosed Reports: 04m42s 1. Day 10 - Hoof It: 04m14s 1. Day 07 - Bridge Repair: 03m47s 1. Day 05 - Print Queue: 03m43s 1. Day 03 - Mull It Over: 03m22s 1. Day 19 - Linen Layout: 03m16s 1. Day 01 - Historian Hysteria: 02m31s
day 18
bit of a breather episode
As long as you ensure A* / Dijkstra’s (is there a functional difference if the edge weights are constant?) you’ll get the shortest path. Part 2 was just simulation for me, if I started in the state of part 1 it took a minute to run through the rest of the bytes.
Advent of Code Week 3 - you're lost in a maze of twisty mazes, all alike
Advent of Code Week 3 - you're lost in a maze of twisty mazes, all alike - awful.systems
Problem difficulty so far (up to day 15) 1. Day 15 - Warehouse Woes: 30m00s 1. Day 12 - Garden Groups: 17m42s 1. Day 14 - Restroom Redoubt: 15m48s 1. Day 09 - Disk Fragmenter: 14m05s 1. Day 13 - Claw Contraption: 11m04s 1. Day 06 - Guard Gallivant: 08m53s 1. Day 08 - Resonant Collinearity: 07m12s 1. Day 11 - Plutonian Pebbles: 06m24s 1. Day 04 - Ceres Search: 05m41s 1. Day 02 - Red Nosed Reports: 04m42s 1. Day 10 - Hoof It: 04m14s 1. Day 07 - Bridge Repair: 03m47s 1. Day 05 - Print Queue: 03m43s 1. Day 03 - Mull It Over: 03m22s 1. Day 01 - Historian Hysteria: 02m31s
This morning I felt a bit burned out on AoC but thought I might as well just do some noodling around on breaks. Turns out it was
day 10pretty dang easy
So far this is the current standing according to the finishing times of the 1st 100 answers on the global leaderboard
Advent of Code 2024 Week 2: this time it's all grids, all the time
When the revolution comes, we have to cut off the hands wearing this abomination of a watch before we cut off the owner’s head:
ablogtowatch.com/new-release-jacob-co-oil-pump-44…
Price: $280k, limited to 88 pieces…
New Release: Jacob & Co. Oil Pump 44mm Watch | aBlogtoWatch
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I can’t remember if a oneliner for the weekly thread title has been posted already, so I made one for GNU date:
date --date="next Sunday" +"Stubsack: weekly thread for sneers not worth an entire post, week ending %A %e %B %Y"Note, this is locale-dependent.
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