Ingenious

I had it lying around for years, but about two weeks ago I finally tried Ingenious with a couple of friends.

It was very easy to learn, and enjoyable. Now I want to try and implement a program that can play a game.

Links #69

• Multiplayer Board Game with Clojure and HTMX
• Escape the walled garden and algorithm black boxes with RSS feeds
• Thoughts after 10 years
• Classifying data for developers in a hurry using LLMs
• On writing #1

Links #68

• The schools of magic

  … one of the recent Tidy Tuesday data sets is related to Dungeons & Dragons, which I used to play when I was a teenager, and my children are pestering me to play again now that they’re old enough to get into it. So I decided to play around with this data set as part of a totally unrelated side project (for a different post!)

Also: serendipity

• Treemap visualization of an Org Mode file
• Bridging Islands in Emacs: re-builder and query-replace-regexp

rando-planner v0.2

I created a 0.2 release for rando-planner.

Links #67

• Minimal Emacs The minimal-emacs.d project is a customizable Emacs base that provides better Emacs defaults and optimized startup, intended to serve as a solid foundation for a vanilla Emacs configuration.
• 6502 THE SPREADSHEET A spreadsheet that generates the code for 6502 chip emulator functions in a variety of programming languages.
• Shooter Game Lessons Turning a Fun Project into Lessons: Programming a Space Shooter in Squeak/Smalltalk