Archives
Old projects I don't maintain anymore, mostly from when I was first learning to code. Kept on purpose, not hidden. Feel free to make fun of the code.
Archived projects
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A Book of Ra–style slot game, coded end to end by ChatGPT Codex. I mostly watched.
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A command-line password manager, if you're generous about the word "manager." The security was non-existent. Please don't use it.
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The same template, one Discord API version later. There's a v14 still standing, and it learned from these two.
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My take on a general-purpose bot, with aspirations to cover the entire Discord API. Aspirations.
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My first programming project. One Python file, a surprising number of commands, and no idea what I was doing. Published about eight months after I wrote it, so it's older than this shelf suggests.
the first one View on GitHub -
Where the template habit started: boilerplate for a discord.js v12 bot, so I'd stop writing it from scratch.
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Ten minutes of work. Joins your voice channel when mentioned and plays a 6300 Hz sine wave for thirty seconds. Inspired by the Rick Astley and Do the Mario bots, and every bit as welcome.
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First take on a website. As far as I remember it was pretty good, right up until I decided to redesign it. A habit I have not shaken.
MPL-2.0 View on GitHub
Why any of this is still here
They're proof that someone with no knowledge of programming can, with enough determination, make whatever their heart desires come to life. The code is bad. It was supposed to be.