What would the use case be for this though? The only times I've used RSC was to prevent heavy libraries like markdown-it to be shipped to the client.

I wouldn’t mind have memorization since I can’t use the compiler on my project as it uses tanstack table, which itself isn’t compatible

Yeah it's mostly a convenient wrapper I'm looking for, like how react router/remix has action and clientAction reactrouter.com/start/framew...

Are calling regular functions invalidating queries? I may remember wrong but I was struggling having data flow work correctly without client actions in current sveltekit

Is there any plans to have remote functions that run in the client? Currently, you can have client loaders but not client actions, making sveltekit annoying to use in environments like Tauri and Wails to create desktop apps. I see both query and form are imported from app/server, app/client next?

Got it down to 0.07s by... not using functools.reduce! Holy cow I didn't think it would be so slow. Also finding in practice that using builtin sum is faster than summing in python, even if that means looping twice. Learning some cool stuff! Might try another language next year

There we go, fixed part 1 and 2 and now both together run in ~1.3s in python 🤓

It took me a couple of hours to get anything working. Day 10 was pretty easy so I might try to improve day 9 👀

It's because I'm parsing the disk map from right to left but also mutate the disk map while doing so, meaning I have to stop my loop since indices aren't right anymore. So I soon as I move a file, I call my code recursively to start from the end again.

That one was a pain! I gave up on a nice solution, my python code solved part 2 in about 20 seconds 😅

Maybe

Oh let's go ! You guys found layer 3 👀

Right, completed... 👀