A while back, I built an app to solve Wordle, the NYTimes word guessing game, using simple information theory. My family banned me from playing because computing the how often English words start with “S” and then using that to determine the best words to guess “isn’t in the spirit of the game.” I’d argue it’s perfectly fair, anyone can do it.
This site exists to document projects like that. It’s a place to collect the things I build, the problems I find interesting, and other fun ideas.
What You’ll Find Here
I don’t pretend this website is perfectly. There are buckets, and some items go in the buckets and some buckets go in items. It’s more of a digital workbench really.
Projects & Experiments:
Sometimes useful, sometimes ridiculous, sometimes both. I like to build things and then share the results.Occasional Ramblings:
What’s a personal website without a blog? You never know, this might be how I earn my 15 minutes of fame.
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~ John