I have a lot of projects sitting on my hard drive, most of them are half-finished and poorly documented. My resolution for 2020 is to improve this! The 100 Days of Code challenge has been popular for some time now and many people have done their own version of this. Read more…
GitHub Actions allow you to automate some workflows directly on GitHub when code is pushed, at regular intervals or triggered manually. While it takes a bit of setup, the advantages are well worth the time required to get acquainted with this advanced feature of GitHub. In this post I’ll outline Read more…
In Magic: the Gathering, a collectible card game, competitive players tend to gravitate towards a few dozen of the best decks made up out of a subset of all available cards. For instance in the Legacy format nearly all 18000 cards can be played, yet you’ll only see about 500 Read more…
All our lives were impacted by COVID-19, but what was the impact on KeyForge sales? There was a very technical post last month, this one is intended for everyone that cares about KeyForge, but not the details of how to create models. 500 000 fewer decks registered during COVID This Read more…
Effective insulation is key in modern homes, offering comfort and energy efficiency. However, it often comes with a need for better ventilation to maintain a healthy air quality. In this guide, we’re focusing on an innovative, cost-effective way to enhance your home’s air quality using some clever technology. We’ll show Read more…
In a previous post about clustering the palmer penguins using PyMC3, the mixture model was implemented in the model itself. Though this is great for understanding what is going on, it isn’t very efficient when sampling the model. Furthermore, observations (here penguins) were assigned to groups (here the species of Read more…
How well do you know your algorithms? If you are a self-taught coder (like me), this might be a gap in your knowledge! This post is my attempt to get some extra practise under my belt writing algorithms to solve a few coding problems. On CodeForces, a site where there Read more…
Recently Team Bandit Gang鈥檚 very own Babyjosus has been very active pushing out new Gwent content! He has been interviewing people of the community (including me) about the decks they play and why in the series Whats in my Deckbuilder. Their PodCast, the Iron Falcon Report, even got a shout Read more…
I noticed that some people ended up on my blog by searching Google for “gwent how many players in pro rank”. They would have been disappointed as there is no answer to that question yet, let’s see if we can change that! In this post using data science and web Read more…
Do you want some professionally printed cards for Rise of the Keyraken? Here is how to prepare the Print-and-Play assets from Fantasy Flight Games for printing through a service like PrinterStudio or Make Playing Cards (MPC). FFG has previously released Print-and-Play decks for KeyForge. The idea is that these PDFs Read more…