Show me your most elegant Advent of Code 2022 Day 11 Answer

• advent-of-code-2022

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• recap

  1 166 0.0 Rust

  deserialize typed structures from regex captures (by softprops)

👀 that's goddam nice, I was a bit too much obsessed with serde and ended up using recap that can deserialize from regex, I still end up with some FromStr boilerplate that doesn't look as nice

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• advent_of_code_2022

  3 0 10.0 Rust

  Rust solutions to advent of code 2022 edition (by valsteen)

I used serde+recap that has a regex deserializer, but recap does not play nice with Vecs and enums so I end up with a bit of boilerplate. https://github.com/valsteen/advent_of_code_2022/blob/main/day11/part2/src/main.rs

• adventofcode_2022

  1 1 2.9 Rust

Code is here : https://github.com/YetiBarBar/adventofcode_2022/blob/main/src/day11.rs

• advent-of-code

  1 233 9.2 Rust

I normally look at Chris Biscardi and Amos (fasterthanlime). Chris' solutions typically encode a lot of information from the problem description. Amos' solutions are often unique, insightful, and fast.

• advent-of-code-2022

  4 2 10.0 Rust

  advent-of-code-2022 (by robosa)

• advent-of-code-2022

  3 3 10.0 Rust

  Advent of Code 2022 solutions in Rust (by avsaase)

I'm quite pleased with how I used parse_display for this problem. This was the first day where I used it to directly parse a multi-line block and I can say it works very well. It almost feels like cheating. Code

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• advent-of-code

  1 3 8.4 Python

Here's the library author's solution.. I tried something similar but had issues (I tried binding inside the individual lines instead of binding to the results of the lines), so I solved it by parsing each monkey to a big tuple, then after I got the solution I looked at how the library author had parsed it to better see how to use the library.

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