Solving Block Sudoku - Part 2
Moving our game logic to an app Since my game was already programmed in Python, it was only natural that the playable application part of it be programmed in Python as well. And so I decided to give the python
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Solving Block Sudoku - Part 1
What is Block Sudoku? Block Sudoku is a game arranged like a traditional Sudoku board, and each "round", you place 3 tetris-like blocks on the board. They can be anywhere on the board as long as they don&
No Man's Sky - Calculating a better ETA to a planet
I've been addicted to No Man's Sky [https://www.nomanssky.com/], especially with all the frequent and awesome content the developers over at Hello Games have been putting out for it. Despite it's horrible
Stellar Conflicts Game
More of a quick update this time than an article. This month, I've been working on remaking a game with my good friend Raygoe and I used to play many years back. It's not much to
Colocation, was it worth it?
Background For the past 7 years, I've had a server co-located in Chicago. I built it for fun with a friend while I was in high school and use it mostly to host my projects and a few
Space Invaders (Emulating the 8080) - Our first visualizations
Since I don't really have logic to deal with auxiliary carry bits or parity flags, I went through my code and removed opcodes that corresponded to them. Based on the Internet, it didn't look like Space
Space Invaders (Emulating the 8080) - Fixing old opcode and adding new ones
I was looking through my old GitHub account the week and rediscovered my old 8080 emulator project I started last year. Out of boredom, I've decided to pick up the project again and see what I can do
Building a Medieval Simulator - Part 2 - Planning the MVP
System Mapping our Simulation In The Guild 2, we have a variety of raw materials and industries. My simulation is heavily inspired from this game, but I've also attempted to simplify and cut out a few things from