Looks like our worst fears have been realized: we've got to debug our network traffic.
Day 23 - The Problem
After perfecting our ridiculous shuffling algorithm (but know that every day we're shuffling) we check in with our repair droids. They report that repairs are going well, but the damage is going to require us to diagnose the health of the network traffic.
So, lets boot up 50 of our best IntCode computers and hook them up to our rudimentary network setup and Part 1 has us trying to see who sends anything to network address 255.
Part 2 adds a NAT that checks to see if the network is idle. If the network is idle, then the NAT needs to send the last thing it saw sent to 255 to address 0. Our answer is the first repeated send.
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Part 1 & 2 kotlin solution. I'm falling behind a little due to Christmas Vacation Prep obligations, but I have a bunch of vacation coming up and intend to finish these all. Please keep posting your solutions!