#FridaysForFuture I'm a German scientist for future. Very concerned about dangers to coming generations through CO2, nuclear waste, nuclear war, mass extinction. Sustainability dear to my heart since reading "limits to growth" in 1978, never owned a car in my life. #hamradio #AmateurRadio QRP 5W inner city apartment amateur radio station. Enjoy #MorseCode, rag chewing, mining RBN / PSKreporter data, #JS8, low-mountain hiking (#GMA). You can see me at German #AfuBarcamp if you take part in those.
#FridaysForFuture I'm a German scientist for future. Very concerned about dangers to coming generations through CO2, nuclear waste, nuclear war, mass extinction. Sustainability dear to my heart since reading "limits to growth" in 1978, never owned a car in my life. #hamradio #AmateurRadio QRP 5W inner city apartment amateur radio station. Enjoy #MorseCode, rag chewing, mining RBN / PSKreporter data, #JS8, low-mountain hiking (#GMA). You can see me at German #AfuBarcamp if you take part in those.
I did not code a solution and only read what's on that page, didn't log in.
It does not matter in which order buttons are pressed.
It does not make sense to press the same button twice, as the second press only reverts what the first did.
Potential solution to the problem can be mapped to subsets of buttons.
Generate all subsets of buttons, ordered by number of elements in that subset.
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