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Advent of Code 2023 — Warm Up
December is only a few weeks away. I have been detached from programming puzzles for a while now so thought I would give myself some warm up sessions.
Also, I might be doing some Scala in addition to Elixir (like I’ll ever stop using Elixir for AoC) this year, been learning that. Will be updating folks soon!
Looking forward to chatting with the familiar and new usernames!
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