A very simple way to draw HAKMEM 149 based structures by using whole 32 bits range with upper bits as coordinates using unsigned shifts.
This also works with a lower range but it loses precision.
The oblique version is even simpler by removing the last two operations.
The structure looks like Apollonian net or Hopalong attractors.
This drawing method also works with other attractors or Gingerbread man map etc.
Let me just say this, many languages exist that are better suited for code golfing than Go 
#adventofcode2023 #aoc2023 #golang #codegolfing
Reading temperature from a particulate matter sensor on my home network; it's a value in a dict in a list l ("el") that I read from a json file.
`temp = float([i for i in l if i['value_type'] == 'temperature'][0]['value'])`
It works fine. I like it.
Is it code golfing, and therefor to be frowned upon?
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The JavaScript code golfing competition. It runs yearly, usually in or around February/March. You must submit a self-contained demo in 1024 bytes of pure JS, which in turn may use various web technologies (submitted by @1ynx).
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The site of the International Obfuscated C Code Contest, whose goals are (among others) to show the importance of programming style, in an ironic way; to stress C compilers with unusual code; to illustrate some of the subtleties of the C language and to provide a safe forum for poor C code.
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The JavaScript code golfing competition. It runs yearly, usually in or around February/March. You must submit a self-contained demo in 1024 bytes of pure JS, which in turn may use various web technologies (submitted by @1ynx).
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The site of the International Obfuscated C Code Contest, whose goals are (among others) to show the importance of programming style, in an ironic way; to stress C compilers with unusual code; to illustrate some of the subtleties of the C language and to provide a safe forum for poor C code.
