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>foundational to fairness is understanding what the solver can be expected to know. No kidding. I've been seeing puzzles lately where so many answers are so co
by 8bitsrule 4y ago
>foundational to fairness is understanding what the solver can be expected to know.
No kidding. I've been seeing puzzles lately where so many answers are so completely obscure that finding half of their letters isn't enough. Unsolveable. Which leads me to wonder (who could know all this stuff?) if the answers aren't being filled in by machine.
- azinman2 4y agoTurns out my husband. He’s incredible at them. I also know another friend of a different culture, gender, and age that is also great at them. Some people are geared for it.
- _carbyau_ 4y agoMy wife is much better than me. She is also good at Scrabble. Something about being able to recall words with "letters in specific places". To me, a word is a word and I struggle with piecemealing them.