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Name:Jist
Clan:RG
Skills:rabbit hole traversal
Member Since:Nov 2018
Last Seen:Mar 2021
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    • KovDimaY
    • commented on "Explosive Sum" javascript solution

    Unfortunately, it is almost impossible to avoid such solutions with a kata like this 🤷‍♂️

    • jistjoalal
    • commented on "Holiday III - Fire on the boat" javascript solution

    https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Functions/Arrow_functions

    • jistjoalal
    • commented on "Consecutive Count" javascript solution

    This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution

    • SmithGeorge
    • commented on "Tally it up" python solution

    It is very clever. Nice!

    • lvsz
    • commented on "Consecutive Count" javascript solution

    Do I even want to know what's going on here?

    • jistjoalal
    • commented on "Consecutive Count" javascript solution

    No this is sorcery >:D

    • FabioFabio
    • commented on "Consecutive Count" javascript solution

    Wow, are you a wizard?

    • jistjoalal
    • commented on "Four Color Theorem (Easy Version)" python solution

    Thanks, appreciate that. Programmed badly for 3 years and better in the last 2.

    You could try refactoring my solution if you like it. I learned a lot by doing that with others solutions on codewars. Try to rewrite it in your own style and make it better.

    • alzoubi36
    • commented on "Four Color Theorem (Easy Version)" python solution

    efficient and elegant code. How long have you been programming?

    • rowcased
    • commented on "Word values" javascript solution

    cool, thanks for the link

    • jistjoalal
    • commented on "Word values" javascript solution

    I can't take credit for how cleverly ASCII was designed. Check out Tom Scott's take on character encodings here for some interesting history:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MijmeoH9LT4

    • soylemezali42
    • commented on "Word values" javascript solution

    I think that this is not best practice but removing space like this (charCodeAt % 32 === 0) is very clever...Good Job Man

    • jistjoalal
    • commented on "Dominant array elements" javascript solution

    Wouldn't this be O(nlogn) since every is only iterating over the elements to the right of e?

    • jistjoalal
    • commented on "Stones on the Table" javascript solution

    This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution

    • OCompiled
    • commented on "Stones on the Table" javascript solution

    What is this even saying?

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