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2018-10-08
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@porkostomus a recent update to the Clojure layer removes the sayid debugger by default (and there is a pull request to remove clj-refactor too). Not running sayid may lead to less resources being used as previously it was injected as a dependency when you start the REPL from Spacemacs. Adding sayid back in if you do need a debugger is just a variable on the Clojure layer https://practicalli.github.io/spacemacs/install-spacemacs/enhance-clojure-experience.html
had another coding session with timothy pratley. these sessions have become a great motivation boost to me (in addition to being super helpful to learn/discover new things).
R1D23: 4clj89
the problem statement was a bit confusing for me. i was not sure whether duplicate edges were to be treated as one or whether i need to visit each edge (even the duplicated ones) exactly once. (the latter was the case).