Last few puzzles still to write up for AOC 2022, but it’s time to Return to the Vector Dojo. The Vector Dojo is a free, informal 90-minute video call to practice vector-programming techniques together. It’s easy to get started in q using expressions ...
The qbists review of Advent of Code 2022 solutions has reached Day 17, which includes a simple console animation. (Below.) In the latest episode of the Array Cast podcast we discuss the relevance of recreational programming. It has a special importan...
The first episode of the Array Cast in 2023 sees the return of our guest, k programmer extraordinaire John Earnest. In this episode, he tells us about his projects special-k, an interactive k compiler that generates glsl ok, a k interpreter (it’s all...
Scraping solutions from various (mostly private) forums, I’ve written up AoC Day 7 on Study Q. The aim of these articles is to help less experienced q coders learn from solutions written by q veterans. In today’s challenge I take you through my own r...
Eric Wastl’s annual Advent of Code competition draws some veteran q coders out of their hidey-holes each year. Their ingenious q solutions repay study, but are mostly shared in private forums. This year’s Day 1 AoC puzzle is not difficult, but it pro...
