It crashed for me at level 7, then restarting level 2 had some bug, so I gave up. Shame.
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#12I gave up at the vegetable robot check (number 4). Pretty difficult!
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#14I really enjoyed the little driving game
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#16Really fun and creative! Currently stuck at 17 (draw a circle) because I'm using a laptop in a car :(
I beat it by making the circle as big as possible, because that increases the acceptable range of errors
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#17Level 47: Din Don Dan harder than Deep Blue;)
It's very easy if you've played rhythm games before, like Stepmania or osu!mania. I noticed that the music was very desynced, and playing with arrows is really hard on a laptop, so I remapped arrows to DF JK (how I played in osu!mania), and easily passed it (97% acc) without sound on the first try.
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#18The facial exam (emotions) was quite interesting, although not very accurate, I had to spend over 1 minute on some of the emotions. At least it's powered by a very tiny ML model that runs locally in the browser, powered by https://github.com/justadudewhohacks/face-api.js
> The face expression recognition model is lightweight, fast and provides reasonable accuracy. The model has a size of roughly 310kb and it employs depthwise separable convolutions and densely connected blocks. It has been trained on a variety of images from publicly available datasets as well as images scraped from the web. Note, that wearing glasses might decrease the accuracy of the prediction results.
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#19Stuck on level 11. What is Waldo? Should I fail this level to prove I am not a robot?
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#20How do I solve level 7? It wants me to select stop signs and bikes from a bunch of letters.