Chris K. W.

Don’t tell anyone, but despite majoring in Computer Science and Data Science at Berkeley’s College of Letters and Sciences I somehow ended up with a Bachelor of \({\color{#dd2222}\mathcal{A}}{\color{#dd8800}\mathfrak{r}}{\color{#00aa00}\mathfrak{t}}{\colo…

I fell down a bit of a rabbit hole the other day after seeing a post on r/sanfrancisco about a cryptic billboard in Nob Hill: You can check the thread for the decoding method, but once solved it reveals a link to a challenge hosted by Listen Labs which I’…

If you want to take the quiz you can find it here, the rest of this post describes how names were chosen and contains spoilers for the answers.

If you’ve fallen far enough down the Wordle rabbit hole you may have heard of Quordle, a version of Wordle where you solve four words at once.

Shortly after Wordle became an overnight sensation, a natural question arose: what’s the best guessing strategy?

Imagine the typical everyday scenario in which you have been imprisoned in the wine cellar of an evil combinatorialist.

Warning: Math, Handwaving I spent a lot of time doodling in middle school instead of whatever middle schoolers are supposed to do.

Welp, I zoned out for another year.

“blursed (adj): Simultaneously blessed and cursed by a situation, object, person, etc…” – Urban Dictionary I recently discovered something incredibly blursed while reading an article by faehnrick in PagedOut Volume 2.

For those unfamiliar with the finer details of competitive Pokemon, it’s basically just a fancy version of rock, paper, scissors.