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<title>Solving Puzzles with Code</title>
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<description>The Advent of Code is upon us once again. Every year Eric Wastl weaves together a daily series of clever challenges into a delightful story. They can be solved in any language and method you want, including brute force, and I look forward to it every December.
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Which is an odd thing to say maybe considering I&rsquo;ve never made it further than a dozen days in. It just seems like every year the work project I&rsquo;m on catches fire and needs my full attention and my drive to work on coding challenges for fun just fizzles out.</description>
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