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James-Livesey
5y ago
You got it spot on! Thanks for sharing your ideas too — there's definitely a lot of potential with Wordle-like games! I've recently created a newer version of Hexle which is making its way up the Show HN list just like Bytle, so y
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Thanks! /dev/null is getting full over here...!
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Thought I'd inform you that (in a rush), I was motivated by your comment to make a more fun iteration of Bytle: https://jamesl.me/hexle/ Discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=301188
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Hello again! Particularly if you have come over here from Bytle's HN post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30082963 This time, I've (hope I have...) listened to the valuable feedback of Hacker News and made a
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Show HN: Hexle - A Wordle-like game where you guess a 16-bit hex int
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Thanks for your analysis of both Wordle and Bytle — when my friends and I came up with this game, we didn't expect the game to be in any form challenging compared to games that are similar in nature to it. It was mainly just a joke con
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I've implemented a change to the game's instructions that clarifies that the user needs to enter a denary (base-10) number and not binary (base-2). Hopefully that should make it a bit easier for people to understand how to play!
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Good idea! Might add a limit to the number of chars the user can input. Thanks for your feedback!
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Yeah, as I had now mentioned on the comment that's a parent to your comment, press the 'Done' button on iOS to submit your number!
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On Safari, press the 'Done' button — I had to add a blur event to enable iOS users to play the game (due to the lack of enter key on the iOS numpad). Android users are unaffected since they have an enter key.
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> Probably can impress your non-programmer friends? I'd say that's an accurate reason as to why this was also created... But yeah, not to hard to beat in just two turns!
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Show HN: Bytle – A Wordle-like game where you guess an unsigned 8-bit binary int
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> ... is you responsability as a parent to setup your child device to enter the correc tbirth date of the user, then the App Store could only allow the "kids" version of the application. The problem is is that there is still a
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5y ago
Reminds me of that time when I went into the Apple Store and came up to a Mac, opened a window (idk I think it was something harmless like Finder), took a screenshot and then set that screenshot as the wallpaper. I'm sure there were ma
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Chromebooks must be enrolled under Chrome Education in order to be recognised as 'school property' and therefore become controlled and monitored by schools. Signing in with a school account will not enable these extra features. Ho
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It seems that you can still post from the web version of Instagram on mobile (just tested it now on Android Chrome) — I should imagine that it still works in the DevTools mobile emulator (though you do have to refresh the page). Using the I
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5y ago
Am from the UK; can confirm that arse = butt ≠ ass (aka donkey)
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Perhaps, but then one _could_ say, "I'll pick 'cease', please! I'll get back to doing it again later"
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> A copy of each and every version of any software code You have developed or used to interact with the Facebook websites and/or services, including any libraries, frameworks, ... Couldn't one maliciously comply with this parti
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Thank goodness I didn't use this site back in the day... I sure as hell would have been freaked out by it suddenly knowing my first name
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Thanks! As you say, the Pi does chew up quite a bit of the battery life, but I hope that usage should last for at least a day or two. I plan to use a 3,000 mAh battery with the thing, which seems to be quite a lot — my Pixel 4 has 2,800 mAh
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Neat! I've been thinking of building something similar to this — a portable Linux machine that has an eInk display and little QWERTY keyboard, in a size that's a just a bit bigger than a smartphone. I've had a spare eInk disp
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Is it possible to clean existing extruders that have been previously used with non-food-grade PLA to make them fit for food-grade use, or do you have to purchase a brand new extruder?
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iirc, there's a certain query that's similar to this one which you could type into Google and control various security cameras around the world which are all on the WAN. Not only can you view the picture being recorded by the came
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The hash is a pictorial representation of the image, and not quite a checksum of the raw file data (like MD5 etc.). I would expect that even photos of printed photos would still have the same pictorial hash (if the photos are properly align
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> A mysterious, one-letter npm package named "-" sitting on the registry since 2020 has received over 700,000 downloads. ...then a few lines further down the article: > An npm package called "-" has scored almost 7
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Shame, because I only have an fx-970G Plus which can't run custom code besides BASIC. Otherwise I'd join you in this calculator-net! Awesome project, though
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It's all working! Well, apart from the reset button for the cassette tape's counter, but that's what inevitably happens with mechanical parts after time. It's true that BASIC is aging, however, as we've seen on this
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Hence of course the reason why I implemented `share` to share a link to your code!
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Yeah, I've since fixed that bug when I saw it on GH Issues! Thanks for the bug report.
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