my avg was around 2% not able to do more than that lol
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#22Definitely need an iOS version! An angle version on a circle would be nice too.
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#23Definitely need an iOS version! An angle version on a circle would be nice too.
Just wrapping up the beta for iOS! Will let you know asap.
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#24Definitely need an iOS version! An angle version on a circle would be nice too.
What does native give you that this doesn't?
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#26I was 0.06% off on eyeball. Beat me: https://eyeball.rory.codes . This is fun!
> perfect - you picked 0 · off by 1 (0.03%)
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#27Great idea! Have you considered storing triplets for each try and making image plots of these (x/y coordinates are correct/selected numbers, color of each pixel represents frequency) for multiple users for each range? I think the image might reveal interesting properties of human eyeballing, like near-perfect accuracy around 50%, but with less obvious correlations.
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#28this was fun
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#29A modern take on Matthias Wandel's classic [0], which has you guess a variety of geometric attributes (e.g. angle bisection, centroid locating, shape regularization), not just simple partitioning of a line.
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#30Great idea! Have you considered storing triplets for each try and making image plots of these (x/y coordinates are correct/selected numbers, color of each pixel represents frequency) for multiple users for each range? I think the image might reveal interesting properties of human eyeballing, like near-perfect accuracy around 50%, but with less obvious correlations.
Very cool idea! Will try and add.