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There are a good number of tools for creating custom MTG cards, a few of them open source. But so far there haven't been any self-contained, composable packages. There are 3 main m…

mtg-crucible is a node package which can run serverside or clientside. Given a structured description of a card, or a text representation of the card, it will produce an output ima…

That Politico article is a good example of the kind of misinformation that makes the water consumption concern a myth. https://x.com/AndyMasley/status/2053296197679374365 > What ac…

Genuinely curious if the news today about Sora has changed your opinion at all https://openai.com/sora

> no card of MtG is allowed to mention the stack in their printed text Nit: The Split Second keyword ability is usually accompanied by reminder text which mentions the stack > Spli…

Dallestrations is like a mix of Drawful and the game telephone. Each player enters a prompt which an AI then draws. Then another player will guess what prompt generated that image.…

I recently made a game pretty much just like this. It's like a game of Drawful mixed with telephone so you can see how the image changes through cycles of AI drawing and human inte…

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radix_economy#:~:text=differen...

In 2007 a conservative SCOTUS majority upheld a federal ban on partial-birth abortion [0]. Thomas wrote a concurring opinion where he explicitly glossed over whether congress actua…

Yes, that's the one! Storing secret keys as QR codes is an interesting application as well. I remember reading on here about a CEO who printed out a database encryption key as a ba…

> binary QR decoding for ZBar I just saw a video the other day about storing video games in QR codes where the poster submitted a patch for ZBar. Was that you?

Idempotence means T^2=T. Are you thinking of involution? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Involution_(mathematics)

I would love to hear more about these "weird applications of type theory". Any references?

I really liked the message of each generation of programming considers the next "not real programming". It makes me reconsider the pushback against node-esque micro-packages: http:…