genuary2022 VS AdventOfCode2022

More info about genuary can be found here

For anyone that wants to try this type of coding, I would recommend just to start. Pick your favorite language and just start drawing things. You will often need some thing that you don't know, but you will learn as you go. It often feels like 'hacking' to get result. Coding train, reddit, and personal blogs are perfect starting points. Remember, like any art, it is about process, not result.

BTW: Every January is month of creative coding (https://genuary.art/), so you can join hundreds of other artists in 'solving' daily prompts. I did last Genuary (well not all prompts), and I got some some results that I am proud of (https://github.com/ubavic/genuary2022). That was the first time I coded in Processing.

Check out #genuary on twitter, insta, mastodon and reddit for inspiration. https://genuary.art/

Typeset in Satoshi. Created for Genuary (Daily generative art experiments), and you can find other such loops that I’m creating daily on my IG.

I made this for genuary 2023, the prompt was "glitch art". It was made in Touchdesigner using a glsl-driven particle system :)

Check out the website for the prompts and other info!!

Made for day 18 of Genuary 2022 - http://genuary.art/

Here you go

My approach for [part 1](https://github.com/solpyro/AdventOfCode2022/blob/main/Day15/Part1.pde) was to calculate each beacon's coverage of the particular row. I could then use that approach in part 2 on _every_ row to find the one with an empty cell.

My [parser for day 5](https://github.com/solpyro/AdventOfCode2022/blob/main/Day5/Parse.pde) converts the input to an array of lists of strings in Processing (Java). The function input `String[] containers` is the first few lines of the input, up until the blank line.

I've manually extracted and summed the file sizes in my input, and it matches the root directory size in my solution (https://github.com/solpyro/AdventOfCode2022/commit/6dd7593c8c5f6325664b84520a7d884b1c707b3b), so I have to believe that my parser is working correctly. I just can't see why I'm not getting the correct answer for my input.