Back doing
#adventofcode
... missed a few and have a lot to catch up, let's start with the easy one.. Day 25.

It was super fun to make, I came up with the (no pun intended) schematics in my head and then the code took like ~5 minutes.

Again, #fsharp <3

#adventofcode day 10 and 11 using #fsharp ... either this year's easy or I am more comfortable with F#. Loved the problems!

I do want some advice on the way I did day 11 though. Anyway to generalize the int64? It was annoying to type (and gave me wrong answers when it was int)

#adventofcode2024 day6, 7 and 8 - the weekend days.

Day 6: Code I am not as proud of, lengthy thought process and lots of squinting at my code.
Day 7: Makes up for previous days bad code, loved solving it
Day 8: Nostalgia. Geometry. Highschool.

Brute forcing for life!

#adventofcode #fsharp

Working on #adventofcode2024 day 5 was such a wholesome experience! Lots of pipes and arrows!

#adventofcode #fsharp

#adventofcode2024 day 4. I thought Part 2 will be a bit more difficult or something like find only non-overlapping ones, but it was actually more pleasant to code.

Here's my #fsharp solution to this!

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This was very easy. #adventofcode day 3 aka Regex with some Toboggan nostalgia. I was dreading a non-regexable Part 2 but looks like it wasn't it :D

And I don't think I'll ever use any other language for AoC (or any kind of problem solving, interviews included).

#fsharp <3

#adventofcode day 2 went well. Although, I'm still a bit salty for having to brute force part 2 (moreso because an edge case blocked me from doing my beauful state based quasi-solution).

As yesterday, done in beautiful #fsharp <3

#AdventOfCode 2024 day 1 done in #fsharp