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-This is my writeup for my game as the renegade in the US May Days Without Stife game.
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-If you don't know what that is then see (TODO put some link here)
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-## Day 1
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-To start off I got 3 telegrams of note
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-From the Arrows of Artemis
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-> Head to Windheart, can talk?
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-From Young Empire
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-> 'Lo! Emily here! This + Comm
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-with a trade offer to build a base in exchange for Leafburn which I started in/with
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-Finally I got a trade request from Museborn for Leafburn in exchange for Electrum which after some negotiation I got 1.5 Electrum for which based on one person in the discord is comparatively a .5 electrum profit + really funny.
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-![](/static/images/dws-may-2026-post-silly-deal-museborn.png)
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-In retrospect I should've negotiated a bit more for a commend but oh well.
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-Also I'm not sure if I'm sending enough telegrams or not or if I should send longer ones, 30 might be enough for me to willy nilly send messages but it might also be barely enough for a full day

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-title: "The Humble Finite State Machine"
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-description: "Finite state machines are somewhat underrated"
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-date: "2026-05-01"
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-Reading that title I expect roughly one of three responses.
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-1. What's a Finite State machine
-2. Oh a post about something we talked about in the class that brought up Turing Machines in university, aren't these equivalent to Regex?
-3. Finite state machines are neat for (insert use case) I wonder what this guy has to say about them
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-The third group maybe being subdivided between people whose use case seems niche and whose use case is clearly not niche.
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-## What are Finite state machines
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-## Why I consider them useful
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