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Name:lambda4fun
Clan:Vegan
Skills:information security
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      • mubashir1
      • commented on "Parse HTML/CSS Colors" kata

      wow.. amazing challenge.. really enjoyed this one !

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      • pgperusina
      • commented on "Parse HTML/CSS Colors" kata

      Great kata! I had a lot of fun solving it.

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      • ejini战神
      • resolved a suggestion on "Parse HTML/CSS Colors" kata

      'alr approved some time ago'

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      • patourasalexandros
      • commented on "DNA to RNA Conversion" haskell solution

      this is better than mapping in my opinion. I tried to this but i did the easy solution of mapping.

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      • wilsonteh
      • commented on "Parse HTML/CSS Colors" kata

      One of the very fun kata that I've worked with so far! Thanks @lambda4fun

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      • Poccupy
      • commented on "You're a square!" csharp solution

      Only uses Integer and Boolean.

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      • Poccupy
      • commented on "You're a square!" csharp solution

      So it was my intention NOT to use any non-integer calls ;)

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      • olesyasenyk
      • commented on "Parse HTML/CSS Colors" kata

      It's been a pleasure, thanks!!!

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      • jayseeyoumee
      • commented on "Count IP Addresses" ruby solution

      Ah you're zipping in the multiplier. I'm diggin it.

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      • JohanWiltink
      • commented on ""Unique In Order" Haskell Translation"

      Oops. Typo. Fixed. Thanks! :]

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      • Unnamed
      • commented on ""Unique In Order" Haskell Translation"

      Language tags in Markdown code blocks are case-sensitive, it should be haskell.

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      • Chrono79
      • commented on "Parse HTML/CSS Colors" kata

      PRESET_COLORS is a predefined map as the instructions say, it's not a part of JS core, it's a const/var defined for this kata.

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      • Chrono79
      • resolved an issue on "Parse HTML/CSS Colors" kata

      Not a kata issue, it's a problem with your code, use Question next time. Have you seen the error code you got in the sample tests?

      parsed['g'] = (alpha[c.upper()]*16)
      ...
      parsed['g'] += alpha[c]
      

      There is your problem.

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      • akinhwan
      • created an issue for "Parse HTML/CSS Colors" kata

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

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      • anter69
      • commented on "Clay Pigeon Shooting" ruby solution

      Although you can easily index an array with -1, 0, 1 too...

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