@@ -126,13 +126,13 @@ Usually when this happens, I "align" the two solutions so they re-use the same c
126126after finishing part 2 but the approaches are so algorithmically different that I decided it wasn't worth
127127the energy.
128128
129- (time passes )
129+ (later that day )
130130
131131Well, I've finished a solid pass through all the problems. Here's what I need to return to:
132132
133133```
134134Day 14 part 2 = finding the christmas tree
135- Day 17 part 2 = [ quine](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quine_(computing)) -ish problem
135+ Day 17 part 2 = quine-ish problem
136136Day 21 part 2 = keypad problem
137137Day 24 part 2 = find 4 swaps of logic gates to make addition work
138138```
@@ -141,6 +141,6 @@ I think I can do 14 and 21, if I put my mind to it. Honestly, I'm not sure about
141141For those, I may ask my friend Rob who's also doing AoC this year, or look at reddit, instead of beating my
142142head against a wall. Which I did for WEEKS for some problems during AoC 2018. Which was not healthy.
143143
144- (more time passes )
144+ (still later that day )
145145
146146Hey I figured out day 14!
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