Coding

Discord Bot

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• Everyone makes one. My largest programming task to date, CuratorBot really is a platform I use to find programming tasks to work on. It's unremarkable to create a program that uses a library to roll a die, it's slightly less unremarkable when you make a subserviant robot to do it. The code is available here (edit: I need to ), though it uses local commands instead of global ones - another feature in desparate need of implementing. The public version currently has the following features:

• Tracking individual users' @everyone's and @here's
• Showing all possible, legal permutations of a wordle guess based on previous yellow and green letters
• Rolling dice (with DnD modifiers if desired)
• Storing useful lists for quick sharing (ex. /list Alanscomputerspecs for a list of and links to my current parts)
• Bookmarks for storing page number of chapter number

Cellular Automata

•        There's some cool math to be derived from this topic. For me though, I just think they're neat.

This website

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  Yeah, I know HTML is a markdown language and not coding. But I'm not going to make a whole separate page for "markdown languages", HTMl and CSS can have a seat by the other programming languages, not because they earned it, but because they don't deserve a separate section.