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day 15 - the bane of your existence in 2018 💀
A full set of Python solutions to Advent of Code 2018, the 2018 edition of the annual programming puzzle calendar. The solutions are neither particularly clean nor optimized but they do produce correct answers - at least with my inputs. Some of the solutions are painfully slow (days 9 and 22 to mention the worst culprits) and you might want to consider using pypy if you want to run them. All solutions use only the standard library.
Shout out to the bright minds at Reddit for coming up with very creative ideas and approaches to some of the problems.