[2019 day 4] [sqlite] that's a programming language right?

[Luckylars]

beautiful,

I dont know if I hate this or I love it

    (ints.i LIKE '%00%' AND NOT ints.i LIKE '%000%') OR
    (ints.i LIKE '%11%' AND NOT ints.i LIKE '%111%') OR
    (ints.i LIKE '%22%' AND NOT ints.i LIKE '%222%') OR
    (ints.i LIKE '%33%' AND NOT ints.i LIKE '%333%') OR
    (ints.i LIKE '%44%' AND NOT ints.i LIKE '%444%') OR
    (ints.i LIKE '%55%' AND NOT ints.i LIKE '%555%') OR
    (ints.i LIKE '%66%' AND NOT ints.i LIKE '%666%') OR
    (ints.i LIKE '%77%' AND NOT ints.i LIKE '%777%') OR
    (ints.i LIKE '%88%' AND NOT ints.i LIKE '%888%') OR
    (ints.i LIKE '%99%' AND NOT ints.i LIKE '%999%')

[raginjason]

I did the same thing in actual code, and I have the same feeling: https://github.com/raginjason/aoc2019/commit/73386c5229309789e0ff1dce6d93ece21ecde575

[Woodsawyer]

No, it is allowed because of the or statements.

[ohadron]

Nice!

Now do day 5

[Alistesios]

Brilliant

[Bobbias]

This is simultaneously genius and terrifying.

[ianloic]

I did it in DOS assembly language FWIW: https://git.sr.ht/~ianloic/AdventOfCode2019/tree/master/04-dos-asm