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juanpotato
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Comment #30053569
Yeah I'm on easy mode. With hard mode on I had some failures with words that only differ by 1 letter. I was happy with the result though and didn't care to try and optimize the har…
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Comment #30051526
https://github.com/JuanPotato/Wordle-Solver I made a similar solver, it solves all the words in 3.65 average moves. Could probably be better. The github explains how it works.
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Comment #17251200
Got a link to the channel?
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Comment #16326528
With their recent release of tdlib, implementing clients should be easier than before. Still a pain, but easier.
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Comment #15326507
https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/book/second-edition/ch04-0... try this
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Comment #14948641
I'm trying to find how to do this in fontforge
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Comment #14948557
~20MB
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Comment #14948546
Thanks dude!
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Comment #14948507
They _should_ be treated as two separate boxes as I made it so that each glyph is certain to be full width regardless of the default.
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Comment #14948488
Lol it was a joke. Thanks for the support man!
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Comment #14948480
But that's a file, it accepts a file path. I already looked into this
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Comment #14943807
Fontforge doesn't have a function for loading svgs as glyphs from strings. Only files paths.
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Comment #14943800
Yeah I tried looking to see how much I would need to change to fix it, but I'm not too great in C which is what fontforge was written in. Oh man I gotta look into the composite gly…
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Comment #14943784
You're right and I should have added more details. fontforge only accepts file paths and not strings sadly
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Comment #14870743
Don't ask to ask just ask
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Comment #14834025
No need for tests to pass if they don't exist ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Comment #14791588
I'll tell you once I get any clients :(