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I made my own, with a Haskell+Bash flavor and a REPL that reloads with each keystroke: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r99-nzGDapg https://www.youtube.com/watch
by nemo1618 10mo ago
I made my own, with a Haskell+Bash flavor and a REPL that reloads with each keystroke: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r99-nzGDapg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r99-nzGDapg
This year I've been working on a bytecode compiler for it, which has been a nice challenge. :)
When I want to get on the leaderboard, though, I use Go. I definitely felt a bit handicapped by the extra typing and lack of 'import solution' (compared to Python), but with an ever-growing 'utils' package and Go's fast compile times, you can still be competitive. I am very proud of my 1st place finish on Day 19 2022, and I credit it to Go's execution speed, which made my brute-force-with-heuristics approach just fast enough to be viable.
- taolson 10mo ago>I made my own, with a Haskell+Bash flavor and a REPL that reloads with each keystroke That was impressive! Do you have a public repo with your language, anywhere?
- nemo1618 10mo agoyep, https://github.com/lukechampine/slouch https://github.com/lukechampine/slouch. Fair warning, it's some of the messiest code I've ever written (or at least, posted online). Hoping to clean it up a bit once the bytecode stuff is production-ready.