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Comment #31664872
Daily Worble 6/8/2022 ⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜ ⬜⬜⬜⬜ ⬜ ⬜ Well I thought the rules were easy to understand, although I had the model that the word was constantly changing every time (instead of being t…
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Comment #30562920
#Summle hard #8: 5/5 = = = = = Is "hard mode" based on difficulty judged by a solver? It feels like something that would more easily differentiate the modes would be adding extra n…
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Comment #30562586
^ seems like it would get spaghetti fast - multiplication's already not easy to visualize and something like 12^6 which involves two numbers that are 'low' by the game's standards,…
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Comment #30562535
Nice, thank you. That's a nice feature that I didn't know about.
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Comment #30562411
Well hello. I was in the middle of making a game with a very similar premise lol, apparently a few of those are around, but I do think the Countdown gameplay of 6 numbers is 'too d…
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Comment #30527504
I kinda like when "hard mode" makes you have to come up with a possible word even if it seems impossible to think of one, which can be a satisfying puzzle, not having the restricti…
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Comment #25215852
I just ublock-element the "this site has cookies" notification, lol
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Comment #25211023
As in "you have an audience for your content already". This is more relevant on other platforms than reddit is, although you can get famous as a 'reddit-specific' user I think it's…
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Comment #25206334
I strongly believe "if you're already famous" part is the most disgusting part of self-promotion policies (in general, not with these examples), because popular creators get at lea…
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Comment #24111491
Are there previews or short videos with this?
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Comment #24111479
Hey there, I'm currently writing an alternative to music theory that is informed by my own self-taught composing. In the western system the 7 note system is used because of the dia…
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Comment #23355156
Pshh... Unfortunately things aren't that consistent or that would have been pointed out much earlier. C to C# and C to D are both considered 'steps' (see 'stepwise motion'). That i…
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Comment #23353991
I realized when reading your response that you use "tone" for "whole tone". So from my perspective you're overloading "tone", which could mean semitone, whole tone, or scale degree…
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Comment #23352560
Funny that the first post sticks out from the rest (a digital project vs. the physical ones). Notably it's more 3x3 a lot of the time. I wonder if the creator also felt like they h…
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Comment #23352393
"Step" refers to an interval gap of "half step" or "whole step". In a way, I could see this as a "specific meaning", but since it refers to a group of intervals and not a single on…
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Comment #23083406
That article is one of the most deeply disappointing to me - even as a composer who doesn't like traditional music theory. It starts with some criticism of traditional music theory…