aoc - Advent of Code

	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Age
*	Rename 2019	Gustav Sörnäs	2019-12-17
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*	WIP Day 17 py	Gustav Sörnäs	2019-12-17
\| \| \| \| \|	Can solve part 1 and find a naive instruction-set which passes all points.
*	Day 14 py	Gustav Sörnäs	2019-12-16
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*	Day 16 py	Gustav Sörnäs	2019-12-16
\| \| \| \|	Runtime is shit, about 20-30 seconds on a ryzen 2600
*	WIP Day 14 (working pt1)	Gustav Sörnäs	2019-12-16
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*	Day 15 py	Gustav Sörnäs	2019-12-16
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*	Day 15 py (not working)	Gustav Sörnäs	2019-12-15
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*	Remove test-cases	Gustav Sörnäs	2019-12-13
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*	Day 13 py	Gustav Sörnäs	2019-12-13
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*	Day 12 py	Gustav Sörnäs	2019-12-13
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*	Day 11 py	Gustav Sörnäs	2019-12-11
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	I found a bug in my intcode-implementation which day 9 didn't catch. To solve it, I switched the memory from my past hybrid solution (initial memory as a list and extra memory as a dict) to a 100% dict-solution. I am not entirely sure why it didn't work before since Computer.write() checks if the write-position is outside the length, unless it got a negative address. It seems like dict is slower than list for memory so I might try to re-implement lists for (initial) memory later.
*	Day 10 py	Gustav Sörnäs	2019-12-10
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*	Day 9 py	Gustav Sörnäs	2019-12-09
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*	Refactor and create main.py	Gustav Sörnäs	2019-12-08
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*	Day 8 py	Gustav Sörnäs	2019-12-08
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*	Day 5 py	Gustav Sörnäs	2019-12-07
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*	Day 7 py	Gustav Sörnäs	2019-12-07
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*	Day 6 py	Gustav Sörnäs	2019-12-06