AdventOfCode2020 VS adventofcode

Back in 2020 I challenged myself to use a different language for each day of AoC. Some of the languages I heard of for the first time. From that brief experience:

I did it last year, you can check the list and some reflections here. I have also collected a list of other people's attempts.

Depends on what you already know and what you expect to learn. Last year I challenged myself to solve each puzzle in a different language, but this year I'll stick to Haskell.

I did the same thing this year: https://github.com/bereal/AdventOfCode2020/, and also collected other people's attempts. I added a link to your repo to the collection.

Elixir

Hmm, interesting! I'm definitely not getting the input on compile time either. I'm using a function in my util mod to either get it from the web (for the first time and store it) or read from a file (I did the flamegraph not on the first run). I see you are using std::fs::read_to_string to read your file. I'm using another method to read the files in a similar way but also use a BufReader in the middle of it. I'm not sure if it can make that of a difference but that seems like the only difference considering the rest of the parsing looks similar with iter/map stuff.

RUST

Rust