Hi guys,
In case you hadn't heard, I whipped up a little Bingo related website: www.ZeldaBingo.com. I actually made it back in September, but I figured I would post it here for those who haven't seen it and it would find it interesting/useful.
The way it started: One day I saw that Runnerguy was streaming working on his Bingo statistics Excel spreadsheet. No offense to Runnerguy, but it was super shitty. It looked really messy with random cell calculations all over the place, and on top of that he had to enter in all of the race data by hand. /barf
I volunteered to replicate the Excel spreadsheet in a tiny Perl script, and then just make a front-end webpage for the script so that everyone could easily use it. It's really only a few hundred lines of code for the script, and then a few hundred lines of code for the webpage. Also, it's my very first web page, so it might be a little rough around the edges. =p
Interestingly, the site has enough data now that it actually seems pretty accurate in predicting which rows that runners will choose. For example, look at the race listing for race ID 73979 and race ID 73907. =)
That's about it for now. If you're a really good Bingo player, your feedback is welcome. ;)
In case you hadn't heard, I whipped up a little Bingo related website: www.ZeldaBingo.com. I actually made it back in September, but I figured I would post it here for those who haven't seen it and it would find it interesting/useful.
The way it started: One day I saw that Runnerguy was streaming working on his Bingo statistics Excel spreadsheet. No offense to Runnerguy, but it was super shitty. It looked really messy with random cell calculations all over the place, and on top of that he had to enter in all of the race data by hand. /barf
I volunteered to replicate the Excel spreadsheet in a tiny Perl script, and then just make a front-end webpage for the script so that everyone could easily use it. It's really only a few hundred lines of code for the script, and then a few hundred lines of code for the webpage. Also, it's my very first web page, so it might be a little rough around the edges. =p
Interestingly, the site has enough data now that it actually seems pretty accurate in predicting which rows that runners will choose. For example, look at the race listing for race ID 73979 and race ID 73907. =)
That's about it for now. If you're a really good Bingo player, your feedback is welcome. ;)
Last edited 27 Oct 2014, 05:29 by Zamiel.
