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    https://dawnofthe.dad/workout Been working on a Google-sheet backed workout tracker, which basically makes it easy for me to see what I've done or not done recently and pick the ne…

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    Comment #44093481

    I'm still working on and off on my https://dawnofthe.dad/crossword , albeit most of the guts (solver backing the crossword builder) have been stable and lately most of the work has…

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    Backend is in pure golang, frontend is in Typescript compiled to JS.

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    Comment #38247474

    I've got a CSP solver powering things like a sudoku solver and a crossword builder on my site ( https://dawnofthe.dad/ ). Recently I've been playing with NxN sudokus and created ht…

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    Comment #37951846

    I've built a site that lets you play around with solving NxN sudokus, up to 36x36, backed by a Constraint Satisfaction Problem (CSP) solver. The site exposes a bunch of parameters …

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    Comment #37620098

    I've started writing a blog for a crossword builder / sudoku solver site ( https://dawnofthe.dad ) and in the process of doing so found a few ways of improving the site/functionali…

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    Comment #36539540

    Nope, it's all constraint satisfaction based. Another person actually correctly inferred most of the details above: https://news.ycombinator.com/reply?id=36532254&goto=item%3Fi... …

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    This is pretty much spot on. In a bit more detail, the CSP solver does indeed apply forward checking, and a fancier version of that, arc consistency, is available too, but ends up …