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by prvnsmpth 5y ago
That's right, wouldn't want to make it too easy!
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by prvnsmpth 5y ago
Ah, yes I should have done that to begin with. Thanks!
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by prvnsmpth 5y ago
Ah, yes, I think the instructions should be a bit clearer about that.
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by prvnsmpth 5y ago
Well, you can blame my bad programming for that :) When you press backspace, the focus shifts to the previous cell, deleting the contents of the current cell. When you've entered < 5 characters in the current row, the focus is on th
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by prvnsmpth 5y ago
Yeah, this was partly inspired by how easy it is to solve Wordle, 4/6 is doable in most cases. That said, I think most people play Wordle with the objective of getting a 3/6.
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by prvnsmpth 5y ago
Oops, didn't try it on Android, thanks for pointing it out.
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by prvnsmpth 5y ago
It's the flavor of the month, for better or for worse :)
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by prvnsmpth 5y ago
Yeah I think that's the way to go, will leave it up to the player to decide. Will also change the colors to match the green/amber color coding, thanks!
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by prvnsmpth 5y ago
Yeah I think that makes sense, will add that as an option for the player to choose.
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by prvnsmpth 5y ago
Hmm, I took the words from `/usr/share/dict/words` on Ubuntu, maybe I need a more comprehensive dictionary.
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by prvnsmpth 5y ago
Thanks! I hope you got today's word! I was able to guess it within 8 tries the last few times, but I failed today.
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by prvnsmpth 5y ago
Well, I chose red and white because those were the colors used to score in Mastermind :) But yeah, I suppose green/amber are better, and consistent with the color coding of the characters in the grid. > allowing a nonexistent word o
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by prvnsmpth 5y ago
That's right, I wasn't sure whether the answer should be revealed or not, so I left it out. Do you think the answer should be revealed, or should the player be given more tries?
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by prvnsmpth 5y ago
Yeah, I think a keyboard that shows used letters just like Wordle does would be a nice addition. Thanks!
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by prvnsmpth 5y ago
The title of the post is also the link, just like any other HN post! This is the link: https://playhurdle.vercel.app/
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Show HN: A mastermind-like version of Wordle(playhurdle.vercel.app)
40 points by prvnsmpth 5y ago|61 comments
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by prvnsmpth 5y ago
which in turn, is based on Mastermind, right?
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by prvnsmpth 5y ago
Yeah I too found the syntax somewhat unintuitive at times. But to answer your question, you would do 'map(.k1)'
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by prvnsmpth 5y ago
https://imgur.com/a/ITgNUdx
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by prvnsmpth 5y ago
If you assume the human-centric definition of the word "pain", perhaps. But I don't think that paints a complete picture - organisms experience and react to negative stimuli in so many different ways. IMO, what we're see
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by prvnsmpth 6y ago
They've used Next.js
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by prvnsmpth 6y ago
Pretty much this. Your "consciousness" is nothing but neural activity in your own brain. By definition, it cannot appear anywhere else but your brain.
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by prvnsmpth 7y ago
> It did not understand what you meant because it did not take the whole environment into consideration. This is the crux of the matter. These voice recognition agents are trained with goal of accurately modelling a function that convert
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by prvnsmpth 7y ago
Well, what does it mean for humans to "understand"? Don't humans understand things by altering the state and connections of neurons in the brain? You could make the argument that the brain is also an "incredibly sophisti
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by prvnsmpth 9y ago
http://www.playcatan.com had a pretty good client... too bad it's not open for new registrations any more. They have Catan Universe now instead - not sure how good it is, though.
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by prvnsmpth 10y ago
A good thought, but the problem is, the strata of society that will be affected the most by this kind of automation do not necessarily have the right skill-set to transition to these jobs that tackle these "nice to solve" problems
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by prvnsmpth 10y ago
That might be the case now, but who's to say that won't change in the future? What will happen when robotics and computer vision advances to a point where employing a human on an assembly line doesn't make economic sense?
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by prvnsmpth 10y ago
If said team uses Keras as just a black-box, I would argue that it is. Not having intimate knowledge of the complex algorithms that you employ to build your services is not exactly an ideal situation to be in. If things doesn't work as
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by prvnsmpth 10y ago
> Broadly, no way do I believe that many people, not even fleets, especially not individuals, will put up with the charging time of a battery powered car. It's just so darned much more convenient to fill up a 20 gallon tank with gas
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by prvnsmpth 10y ago
What is human intelligence, if not the result of a colossal, distributed function optimisation process driven by evolutionary forces over millions of years?

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