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This isn't fun anymore. Because I was tired of this one and didn't care
anymore, I looked at what others did and was baffled to see that there
were basically two groups of people: one that used Z3 or an ILP solver,
and one that wrote a direct solution that only worked on their own
input, by accident.
So I also used Z3. It worked. It takes a minute, though.
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This was a really fun one! Enjoyed making the simulation that is really
a complicated kind of automaton, and enjoyed looking at the automaton
doing its thing in the terminal.
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God dammit this one wasn't fun. The amount of edge cases and arbitrary
rules made this more of a chore than a puzzle.
The code could probably be shorter, but any sane amount of code
structure and clarity demanded this size.
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