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GeeTwo submitted Solution 14649109 to Problem 179. Monte-Carlo integration

on 4 May 2025 at 19:16

GeeTwo submitted a Comment to Problem 44767. Lights Out 13 - 5x5, three stages, x moves

It took a long time to get to a problem in this group I couldn't brute force, at least after focusing that force, but this one did it. I came up with a strategy which is similar to the one called "chasing the lights" in that it solves one light at a time, but it works in one pass with an endgame cleanup. It does require more data than a person can easily track, but quite easy for a computer. And I came up with it myself in about a day that I was also working. To solve Cody problems, I have done research on the internet, and even once bought a textbook (that didn't help) , but not this time.

on 4 May 2025 at 11:32

GeeTwo received Community Group Solver badge for Lights Out

on 3 May 2025 at 18:36

GeeTwo submitted a Comment to Solution 2866037

Just answers true on calls 1:15 and 21

on 2 May 2025 at 19:09

GeeTwo submitted a Comment to Solution 1993631

Just answers true on calls 1:15 and 21

on 2 May 2025 at 19:08

GeeTwo submitted a Comment to Solution 1993626

Just answers true on calls 1:15 and 21

on 2 May 2025 at 19:08

GeeTwo submitted a Comment to Solution 14634450

I had to submit this three times. My full test came back under 48 seconds consistently. And the failed submissions aren't even on the solution board! ??

on 30 Apr 2025 at 9:19

GeeTwo submitted a Comment to Problem 60471. Generate a point cloud on an equilateral triangle 4

A very inspirational problem!! When I saw this one, I started looking at the "holes" as much as the points retained in the cloud. I re-worked lattice 2, and worked all from 4 to 8 before posting any. I certainly plan to review at least Tomoaki Takagi's and Rahul's solutions for lessons before going to other problems.

on 29 Apr 2025 at 1:46

GeeTwo received Community Group Solver badge for Generate a point cloud

on 29 Apr 2025 at 1:21

GeeTwo submitted a Comment to Solution 14628268

After solving lattice2(), this was easy. Would have been medium starting from nothing.

on 28 Apr 2025 at 9:44

GeeTwo submitted a Comment to Solution 14628099

Essentially the same answer as Tomoaki Takagi. I squeezed a lot of Cody points out, and we handled the h=1 case differently. But otherwise the same solution, three applications of omoaki Takagi's lattice1() solution.

on 28 Apr 2025 at 5:13

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