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It's a good game. A little easier than wordle because you can go back and forth with variations on a few words by adding s and ed. Maybe a harder variant could be you go to the next level with a new set of letters still adding one more. Another variant could be you have to solve like a stack of them, so like you have 5 of these then to get to the next level all 5 have to progress, each with a different pool of letters.

I had the same exact feeling. Python is so natural that I also feel it is hard to beat human reading-wise. When I first learned python, I remember thinking that the professor I was watching online was writing in pseudocode just to explain some sorting concept. Little did I know it was runnable Python. It was a laughable moment at my own experience at least. It was so easy to understand I genuinely thought runnable Python was a made up on the fly programming simplification. That's why I recommend to non-dev technical people to learn Python if they want to learn how to program. Now it's different I guess the Claude/ChatGPT/Grok/Copilot/Gemini does everything but still maybe you want to learn at least one programming language so you can officially be a bit more powerful than a vibe coder. That something can be Python.

I had a look at this and I would plan to use this once launched to the public if the price point is good. I think other ai devs who work often on the move might find it interesting too. I haven’t tested it though, if all the plugins work in Claude code for example, or if any friction setting up new ones.