The Christmas elves don’t like the snow for some reason? They have the wrong boss, I think. Well, we better help them get through those couple hundred blizzards.
…because Stable Diffusion was already used, I guess. This is the annual cellular automata puzzle. Plus, why no puzzle 22?
Hey, monkeys again! Shouting! Luckily, we have an elephant to interpret. I feel… morally uneasy about today’s solution.
As someone remarked today on Reddit, the entire plan hinged upon you remembering a ten digit prime number you randomly overheard twenty days ago.
Okay, this one took a long time. I knew what to do, but what to do was super slow.
We’re about to start on Christmas Week, that week when Advent of Code’s most iconic puzzles are released. But today, we’re dealing with the aftermath of an exploding volcano.
True story of how a Tetris-playing bird made humanity examine its role in the universe. Plus: an exclusive interview with Woody about his marriage to a human woman!
They say “Pyroclastic Flow”, but it’s really Tetris. Rock Tetris. With 100,000,000 pieces. Massive.
Trying to save elephants trapped in an erupting volcano? Sure. My solution worked for my input but not that of other people’s, so let’s try something a little different.
The title says it all. It’s a “shortest path” puzzle, you’re meant to use Dijkstra’s algorithm, and the puzzle has no curve balls to toss at you.
