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Advent of Code


ebygomm
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It’s that time of year again for Advent of Code.

I like to attempt it each year using FME (no python callers and no inlinequeriers). Sometimes it ends up easier with FME, sometimes it’s harder (and i think sometimes impossible)

If anyone would like to join the FME leaderboard the code is here

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Sneak preview of today’s solution. Happy that I only had to add one additional transformer for part 2

 

ebygomm
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Today’s task was a really nice one to do with FME

 

@tino - i saw you mention advent of code yesterday, please feel free to join the board


tino
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  • December 4, 2024

Thx for the invite, but this year i am doing the AdventOfCode in Rust, including a side challenge with https://codspeed.io/advent . Not sure if should join your leader board then, because it is so uncomparable...


ebygomm
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I'm happy for the invite to be for anyone involved with FME, no matter how they're solving the puzzles. 


lambertus
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  • December 5, 2024

@ebygomm sounds interesting! Where can I find this 'Advent of code’ ?


ebygomm
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https://adventofcode.com/

 

They’re small programming puzzles that can be solved in whatever way you desire. 

 

I always like to try and attempt in FME and test it’s ‘no-code’ methods 


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