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console.log('Hello World')
This is the first day I've wished I were working in J, like last year, instead of Lisp. Common Lisp arrays show the age of the language design. They're basically C arrays with less convenient syntax; if you want higher-order array iteration you have to write it yourself or use a package that provides it. This solution is also less efficient than it could be for part 2, because I recompute the full neighbors array on each iteration rather than updating it incrementally.