I changed the algorithms in programming.dev to take into account voters in the activity. Since stats are all calculated locally you can view any community from programming.dev to get the monthly active users including that change
e.g. https://programming.dev/c/[email protected] shows 27.8k users/month on p.d which is almost as much as the value here for all of lemmy excluding voters
Note you can put this on a separate post and should get some responses from that
(this is supposed to be for solutions only so people arent browsing it to solve help requests)
Yeah tried to golf it a bit so its not very readable
Seems like the site doesn't track characters though so won't do that for future days
It basically just loops through every character on a line, if it's a number it sets last to that and if its not a number it checks if theres a substring starting on that point that equals one of the 10 strings that are numbers
Started a bit late due to setting up the thread and monitoring the leaderboard to open it up but still got it decently quick for having barely touched rust
Probably able to get it down shorter so might revisit it
[Rust] 11157/6740
use std::fs;
const m: [(&str, u32); 10] = [
("zero", 0),
("one", 1),
("two", 2),
("three", 3),
("four", 4),
("five", 5),
("six", 6),
("seven", 7),
("eight", 8),
("nine", 9)
];
fn main() {
let s = fs::read_to_string("data/input.txt").unwrap();
let mut u = 0;
for l in s.lines() {
let mut h = l.chars();
let mut f = 0;
let mut a = 0;
for n in 0..l.len() {
let u = h.next().unwrap();
match u.is_numeric() {
true => {
let v = u.to_digit(10).unwrap();
if f == 0 {
f = v;
}
a = v;
},
_ => {
for (t, v) in m {
if l[n..].starts_with(t) {
if f == 0 {
f = v;
}
a = v;
}
}
},
}
}
u += f * 10 + a;
}
println!("Sum: {}", u);
}
they start out easy and get harder as time goes on. Theyre intended for all levels due to that and theres two different difficulties per day (the harder one being unlocked when you do the easy one). Basically anyone can do day 1
Heres stats for how many people completed each day last year https://adventofcode.com/2022/stats
Update: Ive make a new leaderboard with code 3316962-6587d422 that has a name that isnt just my username (for some reason AoC only lets the leaderboard be an account name) since theres not many people on it currently and so its easy to find when the events going on
If you joined the last one rejoin this new one
yep, you can do them anytime after theyre unlocked and you dont have to do all of them
mostly different forms of edm for the 5 tracks there
the majority of things I listen to are indie game soundtracks
Top artist: Toby Fox as is usual every year for me lol (Undertale/Deltarune developer)
Top song: Nichibotsu by EX-LYD
Top 5 of each
Artists
Songs
Each country has their own date they celebrate thanksgiving on. In Canadas case its early october since that lines up with the end of the harvest season and it avoids cold weather that usually arrives end of october/november. Just assumed you asked the question cause most peoples thanksgiving just happened
Hey everyone! Just wanted to let you know of some features ive been working on for the instance and get some feedback on them to shape how they turn out
The main things mostly involve the addition of flairs around the website similar to reddit flairs
The first addition to be added is user flairs. Communities will be able to make flairs for use in their community with self assignable flairs, and flairs given by mods. These could include things like marking people who participated in a special event, adding in what specific programming language you use, or marking people who made contributions like making the community banner.
Mods will be able to create and assign flairs using a button beside the inbox button in the top right, and users will be able to get flairs from the sidebar
Flairs are put into flair groups which only allow certain amounts of flairs from that group to be chosen. For example if you have a role for choosing programming language and you only want people to choose one you can set a max of 1 for that flair group. (This can be set to whatever you want as long as its a nonnegative integer)
Post flairs function essentially the same as user flairs but are put on posts instead. Flairs can be set to be only assignable by mods or able to be assigned by everyone and they are also in flair groups if you only want one of a type to be added (e.g. if you have category post flairs for help, news, etc. and dont want people to assign both help and news to the same post)
Function the same as the other two but are created by admins and set by mods instead of mods and users. Are added to communities to show what category of community it is (e.g. gamedev, webdev, etc.)
Currently in community both admins and mods show up in the mod list. Im aiming to add a small update to only show mods so that admins arent shown (as they arent the ones running the community) unless explicitly added
Ive got an image showing a possible setup for flairs. Currently all the posts in here have the same flair format as its not built apart from basic ui but can give a rough idea of it
For anybody interested, the monthly active users including voters is
131,150(131k)The one in the graph only takes into account people who have made a post or comment
Edit: The halfyear active users including voters is
253,166(253k)