WordleBot got smarter
I still do Wordle everyday and usually I like to check what they think of how I did thanks to Wordlebot. This morning I noticed it had a new feature to look at my recent results and not just that day's. Not a huge improvement, but nice to have a history feature for looking back at my past Wordles finally.
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Back to Dwarf Fortress
With the week off of work, this morning I was seized by a desire to play Dwarf Fortress again. So, goodbye spare time!
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I'm pleasantly surprised that I didn't lose my Desert Golfing progress when I switched to Volo.
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My Daily Games
Been thinking about doing this for a while, but I do a fair number of mini games as part of my daily habits. I'm going to start collecting the results here. I might build out a more robust tool for it, but for now, this will do.
Wordle 248 3/6*
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NYT Mini Crossword: 1:41
Chess.com puzzles: 2/5
#Worldle #32 2/6 (100%)
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My Morning Brain Exercises
NYT Mini Crossword - One of the first things I do every morning online. It's quick and easy. It takes me usually less than 2 minutes to complete.
Chess.com Puzzles - For a free account on Chess.com, I get access to seven chess puzzles a day. And I do them religiously. I like their system and find their puzzles to be of very high quality.
Wordle - The reality is I rarely do this in the morning, but that is only because I tend to do it during the brief periods I awake during the night. Taking the dogs out or seeing to other personal needs.
Wiki History Game - A very new addition, this puzzle drops people, things and events and you have to put them in chronological order. It's less of a puzzle and more of a thinking exercise, which I am enjoying.
Chimp Test - I don't do this one daily, and I usually wait until my brain is a bit more warmed up before I attempt it. But this works my working memory and takes some active effort to try and get the highest score I can possibly do. My all time high is 14, with my average usually being 11 or 12.
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1D Chess
A fascinating thought experiment. I struggle to call it a game but I found it quite interesting to explore how this simple "game" is played.
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