bash? Why not sed? :)
2048 in bash
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Re: 2048 in bash
#12235 lines, impressive.
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#13bash? Why not sed? :)
Sorry you got downvoted, I have one in awk. I wrote it to try various strategies. If I get some time I'll clean it up and post.
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#14Impressive, good job!
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#15You can keep pressing left all the time and you will you see some numbers appearing and disappearing. Sometimes moving to the line on top. Pressing down results in errors on line 111. let and board giving "bad array expected", "expression expected". Edit: I am on Mac OS.
I had the same problems and I'm on OS X as well. https://github.com/mydzor/bash2048/issues/1
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#16I'm looking forward to 2048.asm.
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#17Serious question - is there a way to filter out all of these annoying 2048 games that pop up every day, in my HN settings?
With StyleBot ( https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/stylebot/oiaejidbm... ) you can add this custom CSS to the page: td.title:last-child:before { content: '2048'; }
On a side note: Are there any websites that hold contests or aggregate user-submitted style changes for websites?
You could use an extension like this to always load that CSS / javascript for any web page, and people can use it to show off their web design skills while users would get a better UI for popular pages.
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#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
With StyleBot ( https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/stylebot/oiaejidbm... ) you can add this custom CSS to the page: td.title:last-child:before { content: '2048'; }
On a side note: Are there any websites that hold contests or aggregate user-submitted style changes for websites? You could use an extension like this to always load that CSS / javascript for any web page, and people can use it to show off their web design skills while users would get a better UI for popular pages.
Something like http://stylebot.me/ ?
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#19Earlier quoted context omitted.
With StyleBot ( https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/stylebot/oiaejidbm... ) you can add this custom CSS to the page: td.title:last-child:before { content: '2048'; }
On a side note: Are there any websites that hold contests or aggregate user-submitted style changes for websites? You could use an extension like this to always load that CSS / javascript for any web page, and people can use it to show off their web design skills while users would get a better UI for popular pages.
Stylish is probably the oldest extension that allow you to inject custom css into the pages. They have an active community over http://userstyles.org/
For javascript, there is http://userscripts.org/