Day 6 of #adventofcode solutions using #python
Not sure if today's challenge is solvable with SQL.
You can find the solution here github.com/ifoukarakis/...
Day 6 of #adventofcode solutions using #python
Not sure if today's challenge is solvable with SQL.
You can find the solution here github.com/ifoukarakis/...
Huh, part 2 done as well!
Instead of using a recursive CTE to implement topological sort, simply counting numbers of pages that need to go before current did the trick.
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Day 5 of #adventofcode solutions using #python and #duckdb
Only part 1 using DuckDB. Something's off with topological sorting.
You can find the solutions here: github.com/ifoukarakis/...
Day 4 of #adventofcode solutions using #python and #duckdb.
SQL felt easier to implement than Python!
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There is a typo, it's actually day 3.
Day 2 of #adventofcode solutions using #python and #duckdb.
Regex and `QUALIFY` did the trick!
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#sql part had an interesting challenge: build all possible sublists of a list of rows by removing a single item. Self-CROSS JOIN did the trick!
Day 2 of #adventofcode solutions using #python and #duckdb
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Day 1 of #adventofcode solutions using #python and #duckdb.
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Let's try something different for #adventofcode. I'll try to implement the solutions using #duckdb.
Last time I attempted #adventofcode was 2020. Let's try again. In the (unlikely) case anyone's interested to tag along, here's my solutions github.com/ifoukarakis/...
All right, let's do this one last time!