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It's happening again! I didn't make the leaderboard on the first challenge but I'm going to try my speedy luck again tonight. This year I am aiming to solve in SQL to the extent possible. Problem 1 this year seems about as challenging as problem 2 last year -- will things prove twice as hard overall?
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Dec 1, 2016 20:31
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Your Python/Pandas looks a bit like how it might look in R, with the data frame subsetting and filtering and whatnot. I did part 4 in postgresql; the translate function made the substitution cipher much less painful than I thought it would be at first: https://github.com/piratejon/toyproblems/blob/master/adventofcode/2016/04/04.sql
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Dec 4, 2016 16:40
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I am Erlang-illiterate and hard pressed to understand your approaches by reading the code alone. I wonder if it will become more clear when the problems are more complex and have to be broken into smaller pieces.
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