Version 2
After the success I had using AI to generate The Button, I decided it would be interesting to revisit Wikideck with the same strategy.
Introducing Wikideck v2! Coded with AI, this version of the application is orders of magnitude more advanced than my original prototype, and comes with additional features as well:
RandomX
This version of Wikideck utilizes the RandomX proof-of-work algorithm, which was created by the Monero cryptocurrency project as an ASIC-resistant algorithm. In other words, it is competitive to mine on consumer-grade hardware.
For Wikideck, this means the average person should be able to mine a few cards for themselves. See the README in the git repository for instructions on how to mine cards:
https://gitea.eom.dev/WikiDeck/wikideck
TCG
I don’t have anything substantial to show for this yet, but in the future I would like to add a trading card game similar to Magic the Gathering for people to play. There is something amusing to me about the notion of using my Tetrated dodecahedron card to buff my Cho Yang-ho card. Given this is a blockchain, and other peers would be encouraged to host nodes, operators could implement custom house rules for their own TCGs as well.
Experimental Release
While this is much more robust than my original design, I would not encourage people to view this as anything other than an experimental game. These cards have no value, and the network may need to be reset in the future. I have not independently verified the code and cannot guarantee its security. For now, this is only intended to be a game.