penwielder

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   by penwielder 11mo ago

   We might be in pretty similar spots with respect to a solver, then. For one with no conscious linear algebra or deep programming background, as long as XOR or modular addition is familiar (which I suppose narrows it), I think a possible seq
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   by penwielder 11mo ago

   (If I'm trying not to spoil anything, do I even post? Maybe I can encourage someone else to have fun giving it more thought.) At least one elegant and efficient answer is within reach for many. The person who first pointed it out to me
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   by penwielder 2y ago

   For anyone who wants to explore further, Wikipedia has a list page for these RFCs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/April_Fools%27_Day_Request_for... There are a lot more of them than I had realized before finding that. S
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   by penwielder 3y ago

   This sounded like an interesting puzzle to me. I doubt it's the only way, but I arrive at 5620 if I both count the empty position and leave out detection of diagonal wins.
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   by penwielder 5y ago

   It is remarkable to me that, once I’m in full screen mode and into a level, I can’t tell that this isn’t the desktop version. All the same crispness and responsiveness is there. I probably knew in my mind that this is possible these days, b