@Unionhawk SUBOPTIMAL START

Listen I was busy doing something else at 12:01 am local time

I forget what

it was probably important though

00:12:23 gold is still good for top 5k

at 6:01 am local time I was busy not being able to sleep :'(

I've already put in a couple of hours of work tonight

good times

@Unionhawk also this leaderboard code is busted

I'm awake and I have done todays puzzle

As always I built classes when they weren't even needed

I like my classes though

Looks like the leaderboard code has changed

If anyone wants to join our leaderboard for adventofcode use this code 194428-5ca78c8d

@Wipqozn I didn't do that because List<T> exists

Not reimplementing standard collections on a whiteboard for advent of code smh

Tbh the only reason I was slow on part 2 is because I forgot SortedList<TKey, TValue> is harder to use than .OrderByDescending()

My mistake was not realising the default sort function in javascript is alphabetical

standup watch 2022: currently in minute 45 of watching someone run through an incomplete test case

I literally do not have enough coffee for this

This is a waste of my time

My change has yet to be touched

what are we DOING HERE

@Ronan I did the same thing at first

I converted the input to a csv then solved with excel. Planning on writing an actual implementation tonight.

I tried that initially but google sheets helpfully eliminated the blank lines

so I said heck to it

@Ronan Same! Wtf

I've always done it in Python in the past, but since I'm using javascript for work now I figured I'd use that

But no built-in sum function, the sort is stupid... I may switch back to python

It's a bit annoying, but arr.reduce((a, b) => a + b, 0) isn't exactly hard to write

@Ronan Yeah, but it's still a silly lack

I mean, I just wrote a utility function I can call for it. It's just annoying coming from python

@Ronan Hm, it said I'm already a member of it

Yeah it's the same leaderboard, just a new code

adventofcode.com/2022/leaderboard/private shows the leaderboards you're already in

@Ronan Oh, I see

I was thinking new code meant new leaderboard

@SaintWacko Personally, I just like using JS so I can just use the browser console and the document.body.innerText as the input

@Batophobia Oh, that's clever

Do you save your script or just manipulate the data there?

I started saving the scripts to GitHub

This is the Day 1 code I ended up with for 2022

@Batophobia Here's mine: github.com/SaintWacko/aoc2022/tree/main/Day1