We’re pulling last seasons kale and collards to make space for tomatoes. The chickens are happy to help with cleanu
(This is in their bonus space which they can access from the main run via chunnel)
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Paul Hebert
@paulhebert@sunny.garden
mastodon 4.7.3I built and maintain a daily word game called Tiled Words. Give it a try! https://tiledwords.com
A weirdo living in Portland. I design and code software to keep recyclables out of landfills with the fine folks at Replenysh.
In my free time, I enjoy drawing, gardening, cooking, and exploring the outdoors.
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Joined November 19, 2022
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My daily word puzzle game (demo):
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We released the 200th #TiledWords puzzle today!
I can't believe we're at 200 already! It seems like we were releasing out 100th puzzle yesterday.
Today's theme is "bowl" if you want to check it out: https://tiledwords.com/puzzles/daily
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As a design nerd I really enjoyed this puzzle!
I solved the “Fonts” #TiledWords puzzle created by el_horso!
🕒 1 minute, 44 seconds
💡 0/3 reveals used
https://tiledwords.com/player-puzzles/fonts
#Fonts #Typography
#TiledWords won the Players' Choice Award at the 2025 Playlin Daily Game Awards!!
It was also runner up for Best Word Game and a finalist for Best Classic Game Reimagined and Best Visual Design!
Thank you so much to the Playlin team, the judges, and everyone who plays Tiled Words! Your feedback and encouragement has made Tiled Words the game it is today.
Congratulations to all the winners. There are some truly fantastic games that you should try out: https://playlin.io/awards/winners
And if you haven't played Tiled Words yet, give it a try here: https://tiledwords.com
There were three different plant sales in our neighborhood today:
- A school fundraiser
- A neighbor selling homegrown native plants and edible mushrooms
- A neighbor selling beautiful veggie starts
It made for a very pleasant morning walk!
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I got stumped on this one! (The "he gets all the girls" clue)
I solved the “Countries” #TiledWords puzzle created by BebeAbeille!
🕒 4 minutes, 54 seconds
💡 1/3 reveals used
https://tiledwords.com/player-puzzles/countries
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@sil@mastodon.social well I didn't do what I was supposed to be doing but I did get 42 jumps! That's a fun little game.
Someone is doing a pretty convincing phishing campaign pretending to be from NameCheap. Be careful out there y'all!
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(Please ignore the puzzle names shown in the clip. Those are not the real upcoming puzzles 😅)
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@vale I’m proud to say I have retained that skill since the age of 14.
I should probably add that to my LinkedIn
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@trochee this is a great article. It captures how fucking performative a lot of the push for AI has been.
We want to use this SAAS because it’s “AI forward”
This role is hiring for an “AI native developer”
People bragging about how they used AI instead of what they actually built.
The tools can sometimes be useful but the movement is toxic.
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@lacroixboi@beige.party funny, thats what I call my city-living friend with a pointy red hat
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@thevhswizard@retro.pizza It's not a switch game but I built a web-based daily word puzzle game: https://tiledwords.com/
It's kind of like a board game, crossword, and tetris all mashed into one.
If that's up your alley there's a backlog of almost 200 puzzles available to play for free without ads!
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@collinsworth@hachyderm.io we’ve had our for four months! We’ve had similar challenges but the smiling, cooing, and laughing updates are great!
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@zachleat@fediverse.zachleat.com lol, rearmirrors would have been a solid guess for most "r"s if it was a real word
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@jafo@inuh.net thanks for playing! That's a solid streak!!
I should probably add some sort of "streak saver" tool if you miss a day here or there
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@daj@gofer.social the first 2 are demos so it's not technically 200 daily puzzles but it is 200 puzzles!
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@grigs ugh, man, I’m tired…
I can see why tools like that could be incredibly efficient and could be the future of the industry.
But honestly I don’t know that I would have picked this career if that was the reality when in was in college.
Starting a farm is looking better by the day
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@tante this is a good post.
It’s telling that the main selling point of AI coding tools is “building things faster” not “building better things”