justinhj
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You can make your own and run locally with this: github.com/justinhj/rud...
GitHub - justinhj/rudehackernews: Uses the OpenAI api to rewrite Hacker News headlines rudely. LMAO.
Uses the OpenAI api to rewrite Hacker News headlines rudely. LMAO. - justinhj/rudehackernews
github.com
December 19, 2025 at 6:12 PM
You can make your own and run locally with this: github.com/justinhj/rud...
run it with zig build run-day8-part3 -- day8zig/input.txt 2> input.csv
(then chop off the top two lines)
(then chop off the top two lines)
December 19, 2025 at 6:07 PM
run it with zig build run-day8-part3 -- day8zig/input.txt 2> input.csv
(then chop off the top two lines)
(then chop off the top two lines)
It does not solve the problem just visualizes building the circuits in the order each vector was added.
In order to generate the data I I modified part1 of my solution to output the vectors and their circuit id comma delimited.
github.com/justinhj/adv...
In order to generate the data I I modified part1 of my solution to output the vectors and their circuit id comma delimited.
github.com/justinhj/adv...
adventofcode2025/day8zig/src/part3.zig at main · justinhj/adventofcode2025
adventofcode2025. Contribute to justinhj/adventofcode2025 development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
December 19, 2025 at 6:07 PM
It does not solve the problem just visualizes building the circuits in the order each vector was added.
In order to generate the data I I modified part1 of my solution to output the vectors and their circuit id comma delimited.
github.com/justinhj/adv...
In order to generate the data I I modified part1 of my solution to output the vectors and their circuit id comma delimited.
github.com/justinhj/adv...
From the slides looks very cool
March 31, 2025 at 10:02 PM
From the slides looks very cool
Those other languages mostly don't care to appease functional programmers at all so they are happy to name it whatever they feel is pragmatic.
I do prefer bind to the alternatives though, it neatly captures (no pun intended) the essence of the operation.
I do prefer bind to the alternatives though, it neatly captures (no pun intended) the essence of the operation.
March 31, 2025 at 2:11 AM
Those other languages mostly don't care to appease functional programmers at all so they are happy to name it whatever they feel is pragmatic.
I do prefer bind to the alternatives though, it neatly captures (no pun intended) the essence of the operation.
I do prefer bind to the alternatives though, it neatly captures (no pun intended) the essence of the operation.