Nighed @ Nighed @sffa.community

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If they dig under it, then there is very little effect and it gets rid of the busy, noisy and slow main road that goes right by it.

I'm getting downvoted - what damage are you worried about?

If they dig under then it's not a problem

Can you source the cut and fill bit - everything I can see says it's twin bore: https://nationalhighways.co.uk/our-roads/a303-stonehenge/about-the-scheme/

Oh shit, their doing cut and cover? That's crazy!

The druids are right!

Edit: not sure this is correct? https://nationalhighways.co.uk/our-roads/a303-stonehenge/about-the-scheme/ indicates twin bore

I don't think you can have private communities currently?

C# I had fun with this one and overbuilt it somewhat. Disappointed I didn't get/need to implement Dijkstra's algorithm.

For part two I did a x2 expand, so the example input expanded and found the middles like this (0s for the targets as their easier to distinguish):

Part 2 is too big to post... see pastebin link

haha, thats genius

huh... expand x2 worked for me. I wonder if I had a nice input set

It's a good thing I killed my CPU attempt after 2 hours then!

I would have definitely died in that sandstorm!

I think the uniforms are described, or at least hinted at. They generally match the UK/US covers - Kaladin's matches the US WoR cover and the style kinda matches from the RoW UK Cover

I think that has been an outlier so far, its good to have one that makes you re-evaluate your solution once in a while.

Definitely a time sink though!

C#

Not too bad - I just scored every hand for the first part so I could easily sort it.

For the second part I just brute forced the replacements for the hand type matchinge (first digit of score)

on my first attempt my computer couldn't run Spotify at the same time because it was paging so hard >.<

final go was in the order of 20 seconds or so I think (with practically 0 memory usage)

I imagine replacing the battery in your light switch in the dark (because you can't turn the lights on) is probably rather annoying. This sounds like a cool idea.

That's a bit of a no-story? Doesn't even give examples on what people's problems with the simulation are?

The historic high salary for COBOL Devs etc is also partially due to them mostly being old and extremely experienced senior devs

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I'm doing them because it's an excuse to do some interesting challenges however you want and have people to talk about them with.

Edit: Sorry, should have read your code first, you made it work too. if it works it works, Recursive solutions just click for me over other solutions.

I made the recursion work, went to a depth of 24 for my input set.

C# Recursion Time! (max depth 24)

Today I learnt how to get multiple captures out of the same group in Regex. I also learnt how much a console line write slows down your app.... (2 seconds without, never finished with)