Wow amazing!

@codejosh this is the satisfaction rate, not the completion rate. the completion rate for this one seems to be about 19% (407 total times completed / 2128 warriors trained)

Is it really that obscure if you can Google it in a few minutes, and the completion rate is 82%?

So, can we get an actual/meaningful specification for that problem?

Either I'm missing something or this makes no sense.

A dead cell is represented as an integer of the amount of live neigbours it has.
A live cell is represented the same way, but with a '1' infront. ( f. ex.: 13 - alive with 3 neighbors)

Yet, the first sample test is [[12, 14, 0], [5, 6, 14], [2, 13, 1]]
How can you have a 0 next to 2 14?

Fixed.

Yikes! Yea that's a huge bug. Should have fixed it now, thanks!

Every test case is unnecessarily calling the user solution twice. This is obviously a bad idea.

I don't understand this either. The numbers in the cells don't seem to have any relation to the actual number of live neighbors.

removed!

There's a dummy JS version that is still the sample kata code. It should be removed.

solved

Fixed it, it should work now? I'm not sure if the 'test' test cases are supposed to look like that, as there is no documentation anywhere. Please look at it to see if it works now!