The author recounts their past tendency to avoid learning games by writing programs to play them, such as a chess engine and a Zendo game solver. Now, in their later years, they have developed an interest in the arrow-stomping game, which they find trivial to program due to its simple rules and lack of complex strategy.
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This text provides a personal reflection on the author's past approach to games and programming, highlighting their shift from creating programs to playing games directly.
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