2021.12.01 in #541Some prime thoughts on divisors
Not a regular blogger, Peter, but a unique style of discussion. I really appreciate the points he brought to the discussion table. Great work, keep it up.
2021.12.08 in #542Clarity versus brevity
A very unique style of blogging, focussed on task analysis. Keep it up. Great work.
2021.12.20 in #544Illuminating the Ulam
Great task analysis of the Ulam Sequence task. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
2022.01.04 in #546Large primes and curious fractions
Peter's discussion of the '10001st Prime Number' task is not be missed IMHO. Thank you Peter for your contributions..
2022.02.10 in #551Locate a leaf and rob a road
Peter's blog post is pure task analysis which is, again, one of the benefits of having a blog post. Thanks Peter for sharing your thought process.
2022.02.18 in #552Lots of angles this week
For me, the highlight of Peter's blog is his task analysis skill. Simply love it. Thanks for sharing.
2022.03.10 in #555Bigint week
Breakdown of a task into smaller subtasks, makes it so easy to follow. Thank you for sharing the knowledge.
2022.03.17 in #556Pernicious and weird ...
Peter's blog make sure all the fun bits are shared. Thanks for sharing the knowledge with us every week.
2022.03.22 in #557Mean Brazilians
Peter's blog shares the fun behind the solution and is always a pleasure to read. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
2022.03.30 in #558All about primes
Multiple versions of the task are provided! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
2022.04.14 in #560Four is magic and Equilibrium Indices
Peter brought an interesting subject to the discussion table, and you definitely don't want to miss it. Thanks for sharing.
2022.04.18 in #561Abecedarian words and pangrams
A very interesting discussion about the maths behind the task. Always fun to read the blog. Thanks for sharing.
2022.05.09 in #564Palindromic primes and moody numbers
Breaking task into simple and easy steps makes it lots of fun. Amazing quality to have, thanks for sharing your knowledge.
2022.05.18 in #565Dots, lines and whatever fits best
Peter has a lot to say this week as SVG is his favourite subject. It shows in the blog details. Keep it up great work.
2022.05.23 in #566D00DlE5
Algorithm laid out clearly for anyone to get to the bottom of the task. Thank you for sharing the knowledge.
2022.06.06 in #568More funny numbers ... and a very big one
Peter's use of f(23) is quite interesting. The short and precise discussion makes it all fun to read. Keep it up great work.
2022.06.13 in #569Brilliant and Achilles
Clean algorithm and easy to follow. A compact yet effective blog, you don't want to miss it.
2023.04.24 in #614All about points
Peter made the task appears simpler and easy to follow by his simple discussion. Bonus you get to play with his solution. Well done.
2023.05.01 in #615Adopt a chilly ghost
Clean one-liner in Perl and well documented solution as always. Great work, keep it up.
2023.05.01 in #617Adopt a chilly ghost
Clean one-liner in Perl and well documented solution as always. Great work, keep it up.
2023.05.08 in #616Alphabetical exercises
Compact one-liner in Perl using the cool comnination of join,sort,uniq and split. Brilliant work.
2023.05.22 in #618Multiply three and binary matrix
Dedicated member like Peter never stops contributing even when on break. Thank you for everything.
2024.01.08 in #651Lucky concatenations
Iterate from both ends? You must check it how. Keep it up great work.
2024.01.15 in #652Special and unique numbers
Thoroughly discussed and analysed solution like every week. Keep it up great work.
2024.01.22 in #653Split the weakest
I really enjoy the analysis section of the post. Lots of interesting facts mentioned there. Thanks for your contribution.
2024.02.12 in #656Pairs, sriap and MsEtRrGiEngs
The analysis section of the post is the highlight for me every week. Highly recommended.
2024.02.19 in #657Smaller and reduced
Simply love the task analysis and going beyond the comfort zone. Thank you for the detailed post.
2024.02.26 in #658All about the way numbers are written
This is what you get when you use all the magic from the Perl book. You get handy interface to play with it.
2024.03.04 in #659Dates and parsing
A thorough solution to the Date task is not to be missed. Highly recommended.
2024.03.11 in #660Uniquely ranked
Just a simple and straight forward approach, anyone can easily follow. Well done and keep it up.
2024.03.18 in #661Digits and doubling
Lack of clarity in task description handled very well. Task analysis is always fun to read.
2024.03.25 in #662Plus versus minus
Pure Perl solution with just basic language feature. DIY tool for you try as well.
2024.04.08 in #664Greatest letter and mashed arrays
Breaking task into smaller steps make the job so easy. Live demo is the highlight for me as always.