Ale že mě tak to AOC dostane sem netušil. První den (pouze part 1) absolutně jsem nepřišel na to jak vyřešit druhou část… Den 6 jsem zvládl obě části (euforie) a pocit naděje.

Den 14.. po chvilce jsem to vzdal, hledám jiný úkol, tomu taky moc nerozumím… euforie je pryč. Deprese.

Zítra prostě musím nějak udělat 12. den!

Nicméně jsem fakt takový tupec? Nebo je to normál?

#AdventOfCode, #Python, #Junior

**Alavi | علوی** @alavi@techhub.social · Mar 23

Mar 23

Alavi | علوی @alavi@techhub.social

I just completed day 1 of #AoC 2024, I know, I'm late to the party but I am learning #clojure so thought I would learn better if I did something with it.

I will be uploading my solutions to github as I go forward, And I will probably be using multiple languages to solve the puzzles, to get better practice with different langs and also compare them.

https://github.com/alirezaalavi87/advent-of-code

my solutions for solving advent-of-code puzzles. The solutions might be impemented in various languages. - alirezaalavi87/advent-of-code

GitHubGitHub - alirezaalavi87/advent-of-code: my solutions for solving advent-of-code puzzles. The solutions might be impemented in various languages.my solutions for solving advent-of-code puzzles. The solutions might be impemented in various languages. - alirezaalavi87/advent-of-code

#advent_of_code #AdventOfCode

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**Nachtdieb** @nachtdieb · Mar 16 *

Mar 16 *

Nachtdieb @nachtdieb

Vorab kurz zu meinen Vorerfahrungen:
2 Semester Informatik im Studium, bisschen Anwendungen in C/C++ programmiert. Danach lange keine größeren Berührungspunkte, privat ab und an "programmiert" in C++, Java und Python. Größter Erfolge ein Sudoku-Löser, der sicher nicht effizient oder elegant, aber immerhin mein eigener war.
Beruflich aktuell Projektleiter eines SW-Entwicklungsprojekts - ab und an schaue ich da auch mal Code an.

Mal schauen, wie weit das reicht.
#adventofcode

**Nachtdieb** @nachtdieb · Mar 16

Mar 16

Nachtdieb @nachtdieb

Weil die Arbeit noch nicht stressig genug ist( ), habe ich beschlossen, die Coding-Skills aus der Uni (2 Semester Informatik-Grundlagen) mal bisschen aufzupolieren und bisschen Zeit in Problemlösung in C/C++ zu investieren - Ich arbeite mich mal durch den #adventofcode - Start im Jahr 2015. Werde den Thread hier zur Doku meiner Probleme und Erkenntnisse nutzen.

**Etherbloom** @etherbloom@chaos.social · Mar 13

Mar 13

Etherbloom @etherbloom@chaos.social

I just completed "Historian Hysteria" - Day 1 - Advent of Code 2024 #AdventOfCode https://adventofcode.com/2024/day/1
Yay!!

adventofcode.comDay 1 - Advent of Code 2024

**Wolf** @YesJustWolf@hachyderm.io · Mar 12

Mar 12

Wolf @YesJustWolf@hachyderm.io

At last night’s @mug meeting we looked at a lot of different solutions to #adventofcode day 1 in many different languages. Two that were very interesting to me were #Zig and #haskell. The way these two languages worked was really quite fascinating. After seeing real code in these two languages, I can tell they are not for me; but they were interesting and illuminating nonetheless.

There was a solution entirely in #SQL. Another in #vim9script. Another in #swiftlang #swift (I don’t think that one’s in the repo yet). I wrote several implementations myself. The one I felt most proud of is #Python with the core written in #rustlang #rust tied together with #PyO3. The one I felt was maybe the best tool for the job was entirely based on #pandas. As I said in a previous post, I tried to solve it in #polars, but the API exposed by Polars at least as far as I could tell, made it no better than simple lists in Python. I need to get deeper knowledge here.

The repo lives here: https://github.com/MichiganUnixUserGroup/MUG-2025-03-11-Advent-of-Code.

**sotolf** @sotolf@polymaths.social · Mar 4

Mar 4

sotolf @sotolf@polymaths.social

Recurse me daddy! This always feels more like doing fsharp :p but recursion was the best way to do this without doing so many allocations, I do really enjoy writing zig, it has something nice to it.

Now the second part has a bug somewhere, as it doesn't catch all the correct ones, but I'm just not up to fixing it right now at least :p

https://paste.sr.ht/~sotolf/e24ed51b27fad97ab301cb3ff83bf10ba23b1c99

#adventofcode #zig

**movq** @movq@tilde.zone · Feb 27

Feb 27

movq @movq@tilde.zone

I want to go for an easy language for the next #AdventOfCode. The obvious choice being Python. And I really liked using my old PC in 2024, soooo I’m thinking about doing that again to get a proper #RetroComputing theme.

And I would also love to have a UNIX shell this time.

So, how about going for SuSE Linux 6.4 and Python 1.5?

(Yes, I’m planning ahead. )

Screenshot of SuSE Linux 6.4 running in a VM.

You see a standard KDE desktop. A thick "task bar" at he bottom, large icons. Three terminals: One showing Vim 5.6, one showing the output of `/etc/*release*`, and one showing an interactive Python 1.5.2 shell.

Photo of my SuSE 6.4 box and the CDs/boot disks. The disks sit on a heavy printed manual. It explained Linux setup and usage very well.

**gabriele renzi** @riffraff@mastodon.social · Feb 26

Feb 26

gabriele renzi @riffraff@mastodon.social

I put off writing this for two months, and I am not happy with how it came out but I am trying to blog more regularly so here's an article on how to write a defmemo macro in #elixir which I did during the 2024 #adventofcode

https://riffraff.info/2025/02/a-memoize-macro-in-elixir/

print "Me" · Feb 26A memoize macro in Elixir - print "Me"During my 2024 Advent of Code, I decided to try and write some solutions in Elixir. I knew almost nothing of it, and after a month or so with it, I still know basically nothing but I had fun. I also solved the problem with Ruby, so most days I limited myself to translating the … Continue reading "A memoize macro in Elixir"

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