Show HN: I may have created a new type of puzzle
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#132However, one edge from house to tree wasn't clear at first because, I thought of it as logical or while it was about logical and. Other than that, pretty awesome work!!
Edit:: Scrolling down the comments someone seems to already implemented a graph search. That is pretty quick: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32885309
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Must be a very rare browser, it works very well on Brave (mobile). Also, it is always more helpful to state the actual issue.
Safari on ios. I see no dogs or rabbits. I only realized that it was supposed to be interactive by reading the comments here. Edit: Same in Chrome on ios for me.
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#136Earlier quoted context omitted.
1 is already done, isn’t it?
I don't know, it hasn't being listed, neither has 0.
1. Create http://www.dogbunnypuzzle.com/ and post to HN
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#139Feedback: 1. It was good enough that I finished. This is success! Good job! 2. It took me too long to realize characters could occupy the same space, and the game doesn't draw characters occupying the same space very well. 3. The flashing lights at the end are too fast, slow them way down and it will still look good. You'll probably only have to change a number in your code.
If you want to train novices up to solve very difficult puzzles of this style (or whatever style), start with very simple puzzles and build your way up in a sequence of steadily increasing difficulty, introducing only about one new trick at a time.
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#140I believe it's easily possible to make puzzles where you can move into a subgroup that doesn't include the solution. Where that's possible you really want to solve the whole thing mentally before moving any pieces.
This seems like a visualized version of the logic problems on the LSAT (and used to be on the GRE?).