mcc on Nostr: #BabelOfCode 2024 Week 11, Puzzle 17 Language: Idris PREV WEEK: RULES: PUZZLE TEXT: ...
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"content": "#BabelOfCode 2024\nWeek 11, Puzzle 17\nLanguage: Idris\n\nPREV WEEK: https://mastodon.social/@mcc/114582208242623432\nRULES: https://mastodon.social/@mcc/113676228091546556\nPUZZLE TEXT: https://adventofcode.com/2024/day/17\n\nNow getting extreme with \"puzzles out of order\". Here's the problem. The AOC author *really* likes puzzles involving 2D arrays. It makes sense. They're easy to visualize as either ASCII art or PNGs. They're a rich space for \"simulations\". But some languages are better at them than others.\n\nSo for Idris week, I pick the \"build a CPU\" puzzle.",
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