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Optimizing power a little gave me 17/233/11. Have not yet optimized lines of code.
And I don't know how to solve in less than 10 lines of code
14 / 239 / 11
Nice puzzle, lots of possible solutions, lots of room for optimization
I know this has been a while but the fact is digital signals canNOT be listened to by every connected chip as a digital signal has an address bit attached which tells all but the destination chip to ignore the signal. It's like listening to a radio; only one station comes through despite the many, many stations passing by.