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datagenetics.com | ||
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lockwood.dev
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| | | | | Hey all, I've been enjoying wordle, the puzzle game recently but also wondered how a program might do at it. | |
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quuxplusone.github.io
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| | | | | Suppose you're implementing a "Wordle-like" game such as Juho Snellman's Huewords or Alan Bellows' Omiword. The defining principle of such games (as I'm defining them here, anyway!) is that the solution to the puzzle is an arrangement of English words which satisfies some criterion, and the player arrives at that solution by guessing various English words, such that the game must differentiate "that's a valid word, but not the answer" from "that sequence of letters isn't even a word." | |
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posts.decontextualize.com
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| | | | | Undoing Alfred Butts' axiom | |
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oogenhand.wordpress.com
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| | | "I'm sorry, officer; is not wearing shoes against the law? If not, then it's not your business why I was wearing socks only!" | ||
