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I thought the same thing when I saw it, but I think this just makes it a more challenging problem. You don't get the constraints of edge and corner pieces to st
by daveguy 9y ago
I thought the same thing when I saw it, but I think this just makes it a more challenging problem. You don't get the constraints of edge and corner pieces to start. There is no confirmation of fit with unique interfaces. When every piece is equally interchangeable the problem is more difficult from a human perspective.
Although, from a computer perspective it also makes the edge comparisons nice and clean.
- d21d3q 9y agoBut in case of square puzzles their orientation and border match is limited