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I just finished publishing all 25 blogs explaining my solution for solving each day of #AdventOfCode! Huge shoutout to @MattJamesBoyle for giving me this opportunity to publish them on ByteSizeGo, what a fun and active community to be a part of 😁 Link in the comments 👇

Finally done with #AdventOfCode and got my 50 stars 😁 Day 24 was _roughhhh_ but super fun! Learned about Ripple Carry Adder! All my solutions are here: https://t.co/rxF1iXmF5G Time to finish all writing the rest of the blogs! ✍️

#AdventOfCode Day 22 was a breeze as compared to the last day! The real struggle was understanding all the rules for both part 1 and 2. https://t.co/hHGVA3Ouuk

#AdventOfCode Day 21, these are getting real tough now 😅 In hindsight, the problem boils down to figuring out what direction to take first for the most optimised traversal. https://t.co/ZVeqFE2nrH

#AdventOfCode Day 20 Part 2 made me sweat. The end solution is so much more robust than the (in hindsight) brute force I was doing for part 1. https://t.co/wHLOgJHjF7

#AdventOfCode day 19, I'm basking in these easy days! Yet again solved part 2 before part 1 because I read the problem statement wrong but oh well! https://t.co/9NuFAduTsn

#AdventOfCode Day 16 is done! Dijktra to the rescue 💃🏻 https://t.co/hshVY2jBq4

#AdventOfCode Day 15 was spend fighting stupid corner cases. I only realised a much much simpler approach to solve part two, too late into the game. We did it tho! https://t.co/RQHZYuLPJF

#AdventOfCode day 13 was a breeze, high school math refresher at that! https://t.co/W8BdRSHNUr

Today’s #AdventOfCode was funnn! Day 12 this year reminded me of Day 10 last year. My solution in Golang:

We learn more from reading on paper than on screens. 54 studies, 171k people: we process print more deeply than digital content—as long as it's informational rather than purely narrative. The paper advantage holds across ages and has grown over time. Long live physical books.

#AdventOfCode Day 9 is done! The problem itself was fairly straightforward but I wasted a tonne of time in part 2 because I read the problem statement incorrectly, oh well! https://t.co/MZsZKh9MFn

#AdventOfCode Day 8 is done! Looks like my weekend got saved with another easy problem 😅 I think the most important part for today is reading the problem statement correctly. https://t.co/ESojUeGRML

#AdventOfCode Day 7 was surprisingly easy! Now I am scared about tomorrow's problem xD https://t.co/BGQb73SW68

#AdventOfCode day 6 is finally done 😮‍💨 Figuring out the corner case for part 2 took me a long time, but we did it! Solution in Golang: https://t.co/XksF2EDxur...

Well, #AdventOfCode day 5 is done. Wasted an hour trying to fight bugs with a complicated approach to solve part 2, only to be struck with a much simpler solution! Agh, mad about not getting it in the first go. Solution:

This is a really good post, Now I can't complain about golang not having an Absolute difference function for integers

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