And if you use a specific enough dictionary for your problem, you can even just use cat! Just joking, I get what you're saying, the blog post is grepping a particular file, it's silly for people to grep a different file and use that as evidence your regex is bad.
But the dictionary is still wrong in one sense - there's an actual word list Wordle uses. I think from the way the blog post is written (e.g. "I refused to believe Wordle would be so evil as to..."), they're purposely avoiding looking up the actual Wordle word list, so they're purposely using the wrong dictionary.
I kind of relate to that - looking at the source code to devise strategies kind of feels like cheating.
But the dictionary is still wrong in one sense - there's an actual word list Wordle uses. I think from the way the blog post is written (e.g. "I refused to believe Wordle would be so evil as to..."), they're purposely avoiding looking up the actual Wordle word list, so they're purposely using the wrong dictionary.
I kind of relate to that - looking at the source code to devise strategies kind of feels like cheating.