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Worldle
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#22I wonder how NYT feels about this.
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#23Really impressive. This is something i would play every day. I love Geography and this is amazing for discovering and learning about new places.
Great work!
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#24The arrows mean that the target is in that direction from your guess (NOT from the target country). I interpreted at as meaning the opposite, which made things tricky
On a sphere both interpretations are correct. ;)
But.. that’s not true. The US is one mile north of Mexico. That doesn’t mean Mexico is one mile north of the US.
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#25Earlier quoted context omitted.
On a sphere both interpretations are correct. ;)
But.. that’s not true. The US is one mile north of Mexico. That doesn’t mean Mexico is one mile north of the US.
Yet if you head that direction and keep going straight, eventually you’ll get to Mexico.
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#26Anyone have a non new york times wordle alternative. Currently using https://wordlle.app , but I want something more authentic
https://metzger.media/games/wordle-archive/?levels=select
lags behind a day, and you can do all the previous days' wordles
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#27Earlier quoted context omitted.
But.. that’s not true. The US is one mile north of Mexico. That doesn’t mean Mexico is one mile north of the US.
Yet if you head that direction and keep going straight, eventually you’ll get to Mexico.
Play the game and you'll see how it doesn't work that way based on the information given.
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#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
But.. that’s not true. The US is one mile north of Mexico. That doesn’t mean Mexico is one mile north of the US.
Yet if you head that direction and keep going straight, eventually you’ll get to Mexico.
I didn’t say otherwise. The game doesn’t just give you an arrow. It also gives you a distance.
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#29I didn't make this, just found it interesting as a geography nerd. I'm not sure if the author is on HN or not
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#30Anyone else getting an SSL error from the page?