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do an honest implementation of 2022/21

mmsullivan committed 8 months ago
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better solutions for 2021/24

mmsullivan committed 8 months ago
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mod in python has the sign of the denominator

mmsullivan committed 8 months ago
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Revert "Make a version of _intcode.c that caches decoded opcodes"

mmsullivan committed 8 months ago
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Make a version of _intcode.c that caches decoded opcodes

mmsullivan committed 8 months ago
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Make 11b use stock intcode. (11a does not to preserve something that cost me greatly)

mmsullivan committed 8 months ago

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advent-of-code

My hacky advent of code solutions. Generally not good code.

Many of these were originally written very fast, to try to make the leaderboard. In the early years, I was somewhat surprised that I wound up instinctively reaching for Haskell so often. These days my Haskell has grown rusty, so it seems to be always Python now.

I'm somewhat inconsistent about whether the files here represent the very first original code that I wrote to solve the problem, or something somewhat cleaned up. I think what I am going to try to do is commit my first versions without change, so it is available in the history, and then if I feel like it, commit a cleaned up version with generally the same approach.