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Ask HN: Has anyone made a sorting game using a partial order visualization?
In this game, you would see a partial order of distinct elements with their values hidden.
You select two items at a time to perform a comparison.
The partial order updates visually based on the comparison, without revealing the actual values of the elements.
The goal is to sort all the elements within a given number of comparisons.
When the sorting is complete, the partial order will appear as a vertical line of linked elements.
Has anyone made a game like this?
- 082349872349872 2y agoWriting a theory cs paper is a bit like this game: you start with a bunch of predicates describing states of the world, and the goal is to sort them all out within a given number of pages so they are not presented out of implicational order. (with tfaes, in particular iffs, for cutting down by mutual implication)