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<a href="https://github.com/lynn/hello-wordl">hello wordl</a> and
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inspired by <a href="https://qntm.org/">qntm</a>'s{" "}
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<a href="https://qntm.org/files/absurdle/absurdle.html">Absurdle</a>.
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You start with a prepopulated table of guesses and must find a way to{" "}
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<i>guarantee</i> a win in exactly 2 guesses.
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</p>
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<p>
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You start with a prepopulated table of guesses and must find a way to{" "}
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<i>guarantee</i> a win in exactly 2 guesses. There are always more than
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two possible words at the start, so brute force won't work, but feel
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free to try if you're stuck!
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<br />
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The feedback you get on your guesses is <i>adversarial</i>: the game
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always responds in a way that minimizes the amount of information you
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get, while staying within the set of possible words. To win, you must
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force the game to narrow down the possibilities to a single word,
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then guess that word.
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changes the secret word as you play. Think about what words it could be,
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then use your first guess to gather as much information as possible.{" "}
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<i>(Hint: hard mode is turned off!)</i>
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<br />
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The word list is fairly small and only includes "common" words.
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Unlike Wordle & hello wordl, your guesses are constrained to this
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small list as well, because losing on the 2nd guess to choosing a word
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that you didn't know was "uncommon" would be silly.
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Like Wordle & hello wordl, the game has two separate word lists: a
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"common" list for the secret word, and an "uncommon" list for your guesses.
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The game will stop you from guessing an uncommon word for your second guess,
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since it has no chance of being the secret word.
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There's a new puzzle every day, starting at 6 AM in your timezone.
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