@RubenVerg let's call it 5×5 for simplicity, then you have 25 unknowns. In the first case, there are 10 equations, and one of them cancels out, so that only gives you 9 constraints. In the third case, there are 40 pairs, but 16 of them cancel out, so that only gives you 24 constraints. In the second case, you can tile the grid with dominoes leaving 1 space; you know the sum of the 12 dominoes and the grid sum so that gives you its value, from which you can work out the rest of the grid.

@UnrelatedString if occasionally frustratingly jank around things that seem uniquely awesome

like what do you mean you can automatically derive a Newtype class but

oh wait I just forgot to use a type variable never mind LMAO

CMC 16 Queens and least obstacles

is it lot easier than 9?

it's spread :p

oh no

You should merge the events and call it Blue Rizzberry

i want to make a challenge with minecraft.wiki/w/Tutorial:Creating_a_data_pack#Shaped_crafting but every attempt i do at writing one it just feels really lame

i don't want to make (except maybe as part 2) a thing where you have a list of recipes and have to check what item is being crafted

but simpler things feel either too much like 2 challenges stacked on top of each other or too trivial while also being unwieldy

any suggestions?

I'm not sure what type of challenge you are suggesting. Something about minecraft crafeting recepies?

@mousetail yes. i want to do something with the fact that the recipe's shape and the key are not the same

i think there's a challenge here but i can't manage to balance it

Isn't that just search replace?

@Neil oh equations are interesting

for the first one i just found two grids with the same data

CMQ I have a sorted list of positive integers I want to print. If there are three or more that are consecutive I want to show the interval as start-end. So 2,6,8,9,10,12 becomes 2,6,8-10,12. How golfed can you do this in python?

That's more of a CMC if you're asking for golfed code, IMO

Movie Plot Idea:

if it's just asking how low i have 69b so far ;)

And I have, uh... 160. :P

@mousetail thatd sound like something that could potentially make a profit

codegolf.stackexchange.com/review/suggested-edits/70169

> Edit summary: 1. Removed unnecessary parentheses – Vyxal doesn’t require parentheses around the entire program. 2. Whitespace Reduction – Eliminated spaces where possible. 3. Preserved Core Logic – The functionality remains unchanged, ensuring that the program still generates valid bingo tickets.

mfw

To be fair, they did eliminate spaces where possible, i.e. nowhere

hmm you're right

maybe I was a little harsh in my reject message then :p

@lyxal I thought it was somehow AI output

I think it is :p