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Cannot reproduce this after resetting the kata, so I have no idea what you're talking about. You probably need to do the same.
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Running into the following stderr today (after issue in my post furter down was reported to be solved):
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "main.py", line 4, in
pg = Playground()
TypeError: init() missing 1 required positional argument: 'player_strat'
Is there still something missing?
Fixed
Only for those that are on the leaderboard. You need to get a certain amount of honor for leaderboard position and honor percentile to show.
It's more fun when you do it yourself.
Does Honor Percentile not show for everyone?
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Nice nice. Only needed a little bit of extra code compared to the 6x6, to crack the medved puzzle.
1500 ms run time for the 11 tests.
My first 1 kyu kata!
Bring on the 8x8 !
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you're lacking "some kind of memory" ;)
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Why not show your code, and mark it as having spoiler content
I agree with you. I m obssessed with this question. Every other day i would check it for some ideas. So far always failed one of the tests. I am trying to use recursive expression. Not sure if it is right direction.
Is this really a 6 kyu problem?
With normal multiplications I get several second execution times from n=17 or so.
I am trying to find a mathematical expression to express Pn wo calculating all P up to n, and that is for sure not a 6 kyu math problem...
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