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2Exactly I work enough to not want to see any of this CRAP yes that is what it is CRAP.JonH– JonH2026-04-30 14:59:52 +00:00Commented 18 hours ago
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1I agree in general. However, the latest challenge was actually quite fun and probably doable in 30-90 minutes.Jeanot Zubler– Jeanot Zubler2026-04-30 17:31:13 +00:00Commented 16 hours ago
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Agree that most of the challenges are far too time-consuming. I participated once, spent an hour or two. It was kinda a fun, however, the others I've seen so far would require me to spent even more time. I guess that's fine for people who wanna do this. I think your point could be addressed with daily(?) mini-challenges something like you find on codewars.comThingamabobs– Thingamabobs2026-05-01 07:50:45 +00:00Commented 1 hour ago
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