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I understand why some might be motivated to solve it as a problem, but it doesn't seem a particular impressive technical achievement to me. It's just like how e
by MrScruff 14y ago
I understand why some might be motivated to solve it as a problem, but it doesn't seem a particular impressive technical achievement to me. It's just like how everyone and his dog was writing soduku solvers a few years back.
Except in this case it's basically contributing to ruining a game, or at least the 'play with strangers' component. I would have thought a blog post outlining the approach taken to solve the problem would have sufficed.
- gojomo 14y agoThere were already cheap apps in the App Store for Letterpress cheating, so showing off open-source code (or a web service) doesn't change a cheater's prospects much. On the other hand it does serve as practice/illustration of the techniques involved.