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https://mutraction.dev/link/2y

You can see, change, and run the code online in a sandbox. It shows the resolved hand types, and any wildcard replacements. Bring your own input. It's built using a sandbox I developed for a UI framework that I made because of persistent contrarian tendencies.

https://mutraction.dev/link/gr

I made solutions to both parts of day 6. Part 1 shows a graph of race results. Part 2 shows its work because there aren't enough pixels to graph it. Bring your own input. This is built using a code sandbox I made for a UI framework that I made because I enjoy suffering.

https://mutraction.dev/link/nw

You can see and edit the code for both parts. Bring your own input. I built this in a sandbox I made for a front-end framework I made because I ran out of other hobbies.

https://mutraction.dev/link/3f

I made a visualization for parts 1 and 2 of day 4. Bring your own input. You can see and edit the code. This is using a sandbox and front end framework that I made because of first world problems.

Here's a visualization of a solution for day 3. It highlights the relevant elements in a grid. Bring your own input. You can see and edit the code before running.

I made it in a code sandbox that I created for a front-end framework that I made, because I just can't help myself sometimes.

https://mutraction.dev/link/u

This is a visualization of parts 1 and 2 for day 2. I made it in a sandbox I wrote. You can see the code and run it. Bring your own input. This is using a front end framework I created because my employer threatened to make me use react.