Incredible Kata! I ended up making the mistake of printing the matrix while attempting to pass the larger test cases which led to me scratching my head as to why it wasn't passing. My code ended up being correct but was failing becuase a print statement I was using to debug was causing an Exit code 137 error. The more you know!

that's the joke (hence the ":)")

Truly inspired <3

So is the ordering [x, y] or [y, x]?

based on logging position's values for the random values test, it seems to be the latter.

I really liked this problem. It's like a Yosemite 5.9.

I also misnamed my peaks key and was tearing my hair out so you're not alone!

realized first if statement within for loop was unnecessary

this kata is so buggy

Fun kata! Probably should be a soft 6 or normal 7 imo.

Any idea when this Kata will support later Ruby versions?

Or 2.7! Enumerable#tally isn't a thing in 2.5

It would be nice if there was an additional test case that deals with words that have both a leading/trailing special character and an internal special character. None of the current test cases deal with this scenario but it comes up in the random tests.

Loved this one!