Show HN: Yahtzee – Probability Engine / Difficult CPU
Source: Show HN ·
Play Yahtzee against a computer that solves every roll with exact probabilities, an exact table for the rest of the game, and a match-aware endgame.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Show HN: Yahtzee – Probability Engine / Difficult CPU?
Show HN: Yahtzee – Probability Engine / Difficult CPU is a tool discovery curated from Show HN. Play Yahtzee against a computer that solves every roll with exact probabilities, an exact table for the rest of the game, and a match-aware endgame.
How can I access or experience this?
You can experience this content directly on its original host (Show HN) by clicking the "Open Original" button.
Where does this content come from?
Curated from Show HN by the OnSuggest team to surface the most interesting and serendipitous content on the web.
More like this
All Developer tools discoveries →Show HN: Models[.]Dev Index on a Globe
Three markers: Labs, where each AI company is based Models, fanned out around their lab Providers, where a model is served. Labs with a release in the last 15 days pulse. Open source--> github --> aunai-org --> modex Disclaimer: Modex is an open-source app built on the models.dev index, provided by opencode. The app itself is not affiliated with opencode, and is not an opencode product. Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50408474 Points: 2 # Comments: 0
Show HN: Shelgon: A Framework for Building Interactive REPL Shells in Rust
Contribute to NishantJoshi00/shelgon development by creating an account on GitHub.
Show HN: Ywza, a computer-use agent for your own PC, drivable from anywhere
Computer-use agent for your own PC, drivable from anywhere. - alielmorsy/ywza
Show HN: SF Title Alert
Get an email when a new document is recorded against your San Francisco property.
Show HN: Nobuild TypeScript web framework with zero dependencies
ohne gives you a database, an HTTP API, internationalization and a dashboard, with no build step and no runtime dependencies. Node 26 runs your TypeScript directly.
Show HN: Sentient, Your Coding Agent Shouldn't Be a Black Box
after working quite rigorously for a few months with claude code, I found out that I was blindly approving permission requests for the sake of progressing my projects, this led me to realize that coding agents generate hundreds of commands underneath the covers which is necessary, but quite scary if you ask me. you've probably seen news recently about agents deleting databases or environments in production by accident. so i wanted to create something to gain visibility into what's actually happening and potentially block things before they occur. coding agents often log everything that they're