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How much do you hope to sell this to NYT for?
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I think a mix of word length and rarity might be the way to go. Information entropy would be a helpful approach here (look up the 3Brown1Blue video on Wordle). Also, CHOCOLATIER comes up as an invalid word.
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RIP CHOCOLATE BALK BRED Using all letters giving a score of 227/380 There should be some hints on how to increase my score? Is this based on the word rarity?
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12 matches on my first go. Not very impressive, but likely an indicator of my middling IQ.
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> I think to any audience other than fairly hardcore software engineers this is going to read a little... mad So most of what gets posted to HN?
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A lot of these seem to be consumer retail, e-commerce or housing related which says a lot about the UK economic landscape. Hardly the kind of company ARM would want to be swimming amongst.
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There are no trees in Iceland. It's fine to look at for a week and the northern lights are a novelty, but the US and Canada (even California alone) offer much much more in terms of nature.
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You've found yourself in the "95%"
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No self respecting 'nerd' would be using Word.
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That is outrageous if true. An airborne virus is best treated with ventilation (i.e. opening windows). Surface transmission almost never happens [1]. The irony of course being that having a cleaner go in and out of rooms poses much greater
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We're moving to a future where fewer humans are necessary to run economies. The trend of the future is smaller and more prosperous populations doing more meaningful activities, rather than a future of slum-ponzi-ism where an ever incre
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Are the pictures of bowls from that period repaired with this technique on the Wikipedia pages enough as historical references or are you looking for something else?