the speed overflows arbitrary-precision numbers. And rational numbers. And floating point

Hm, WW's back.

those months pass by so quickly

I've finished answering every single AoCG2021 challenge (that is currently posted) in TypeScript Types

e. v. e. r. y.

s. i. n. g. l. e.

o. n. e.

I never want to see the word extends again

wtf

@tjjfvi Ok, wow.

Any feedback?

The list is correct

Thanks for verifying that :)

(I think you can/should thus remove your parentheticals)

nvm lol

Yep, anything else?

Yeah one sec

I think one of the below would be clearer:

3       # 3, capturing three elements...
 0       # a 0 (group 1)
  1      # a 1 (group 2), capturing...
   0      # a 0
    2    # And a 2 (group 3), capturing...
     0    # a 0
      0   # and another 0.

3       # 3, capturing three elements...
 0      # a 0 (group 1)
 1      # a 1 (group 2), capturing...
  0     # a 0
 2      # And a 2 (group 3), capturing...
  0     # a 0
  0     # and another 0.

3       # 3, capturing three elements...
 0       # a 0 (group 1)
 1       # a 1 (group 2), capturing...

I think the first is the best

I prefer #2 because the structure's more obvious

Yeah true

Added

Maybe add 64 -> 500000? It's pleasing and the numbers in between might hit edge cases

(generated using the program I used to check the list)

That's all I've got

Is your program a bruteforcer or something cleverer?

Bruteforcer

It just iterates through numbers and filters for valid ones

Ok. Since two people think it's good (It had an upvote before I asked here) and it's been there for several weeks, I'll post it.

sequence, code-golf, parsing, anything else?

Not that I can think of