I have converted Torah to a numeric array (each hebraic letter corresponding to a number, 1 to 22) and I made every pair to be considred as a go move (e.g : ab(father) = aleph-beth = (1,2)). All illegal moves are skipped (including suicide and ko)
result : youtube.com
What is this? Board game for jews?
You should expand the functionality to include gematria.
Go be a code witch elsewhere Ada.
and make a 400x400 goban?
That would be unnecessary. No, simply have words that share the same gematria value perform the same move (I don't know by what logic a word would perform a move though).
Problem with using pairs for moves is that Hebrew is a triconstant system. It works on constants of 3 usually (rarely 2 and more rarely 4).
כותב
כתב
כותבים
כותבות
אכתב
כתבתי
What's the triconstant root here? It's כ ת ב.
Weird, I had a roommate last year with your name
too much roots in hebrew for a goban, bad idea
Well using pairs is about useless. It's garbage in, garbage out at that point. Pairs of letters don't hold any meaning, only their roots do. Figure out a semi-sensible way to translate a root into a Go move (doesn't have to be a one-to-one coordinate).
go is a chink game
>plays go
that's not playing, you're just putting pieces on the board for arbitrary reasons
not me, the torah
Settle down there brainlet, go is the most complex board game
that's g*d himself playing, dummy
Go playing Go
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in the video, when you paste the torah it comes out backwards. does this affect the outcome?
what exactly are you saying? i have 1dan in go, i know the game.
then god is a pretty shitty player
free palestine
Jow Forums never fails in obscure esoterica.
>does this affect the outcome?
I think the world would end.
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I've seen something like this before, can't really recall. Great work!