#fun with code

[zimpenfish]

Messing about with wave function collapse using some scanned Carcassone tiles. Oddly fascinating to watch.

[actuallylorelaigilmore]

guess who’s doing a major blog revamp?

i’m not changing my url or icon but everything else must go--now that i write so much more fic, i’d like it if my blog style was better for readability. also, @actuallylukedanes has pointed out that an updated fandoms page would be handy since my current faves are always in flux...and it’s gonna take a lot of work with the coding but i’m really excited about it. the still-in-progress navigation page is here, for anybody who’s curious. i’ll post a head’s up when everything’s done. :D

[edgeoflight]

ruby adventures

Well, I might as well have some fun while learning a new skill! 

Today I wrote some code to the following prospectus:  #Create a rings_get function that takes in the number of rings of power you need to get for each race.  #Get three Rings for the Elvenkings under the sky  #Seven for the Dwarf-lords in their halls of stone  #And nine for Mortal Men doomed to die.  #If you have all the rings, return "Sauron will rule Middle-earth forever!", otherwise return "Damn you, Celebrimbor!"

def rings_get( elves, dwarves, men )  if elves == 3 &&     dwarves == 7 &&     men == 9     return "Sauron will rule Middle-earth forever!"   else     return "Damn you, Celebrimbor!"   end end

puts rings_get( 0, 3, 9 )

Things are not looking too good for Sauron’s prospects! 

[roenok]

Me: I do not understand why you would write the code this way. This is objectively wrong.

Coworker: It's just one of those things. When you have a hammer...

Me: No. This is like the dev had two pieces of wood, and they decided to connect them with a duck.

[submeowchinegun]