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Name:Samuel Tschiedel
Clan:Coding Blocks
Member Since:Dec 2016
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    • aisamu
    • commented on "Maximum subarray sum" clojure solution
    • 9 years ago

    reductions is very nice!

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    • aisamu
    • commented on "shorter concat [reverse longer]" clojure solution
    • 9 years ago

    Usually, you can replace ocurrences of #(fun %) with just fun!

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    • Scopula
    • resolved an issue on "Two fighters, one winner." kata
    • 9 years ago

    They take turns attacking each other and when one dies the game ends. In other words: simultaneous deaths cannot happen.

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    • Scopula
    • resolved an issue on "Two fighters, one winner." kata
    • 9 years ago

    This is not a issue with the kata itself, but with the codewars software. If you are having technical problems with codewars, contact codewars.

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    • aisamu
    • created an issue for "Two fighters, one winner." kata
    • 9 years ago

    Is the Clojure version working?

    I get failing "random" tests without any useful debug information, as in:

    (= winner (declare-winner a d)) - actual: (not (= "Patrick" "Lew"))
    

    There's also no rule regarding simultaneous deaths, and tests fail if you don't comply with the hidden ordering...

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    • EduardoMRB
    • commented on "Two to One" clojure solution
    • 9 years ago

    Yes, you're right, the tests helped me out on this one. Should have used sorted-set instead.

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    • aisamu
    • commented on "Two to One" clojure solution
    • 9 years ago

    Dude, you got lucky on the tests

    set has no ordering guarantees

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