cheating at word games
$ az='q w e r t y u i o p a s d f g h j k l z x c v b n m'
$ for i in $az; for j in $az; for k in $az; do echo [...]; done; done; done | hunspell -G
i have gotten very used to typing this shit into termux, even as bash on a touchscreen keyboard is, um, terrible
@wallhackio (adjust the level of for loop nesting as needed)
@wallhackio (the short answer is that it’s a template fur writing little ad hoc purrograms that do special cased versions of what your wordle cheating purrogram does)
@wallhackio if i typed, say,
"${i}${j}${k}ed"where the[...]is, this would generate all strings of letters ending in ED, and filter those out to those in the default dictionary used hunspell(1), which in my case is an english language one, because it’s all i installedin general, i can specify the known constraints of a word (checking letters, known wordle letters, etc, what the pawsible letters in the blanks might be in a game like wordle) and generate a list of valid english words satisfying those constraints