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Took about 5 minutes - got a 14 - and now I see spots. I wouldn't mind seeing a gaussian distribution on the overall results - I also wouldnt mind having access to all the data :)
That is a bad designed test, for all the reasons you learn in psychology when talking about experimental test design. Most importantly: How is this thing scored? Imagine you have everything but one block in the right order. Now every element following that false positioned block is one apart from the right position. Are they now wrong as well? Or are they scored as correct as they are in the correct order in itself?…
Sure hope if you are using a CRT you are using a colour corrected monitor! [1] 1. http://www.gballard.net/psd/go_live_page_profile/embeddedJPE...
> Best score for your gender and age range: -160
> Highest score for your gender and age range: 444445389
A bug, I assume.
Took about 5 minutes - got a 14 - and now I see spots. I wouldn't mind seeing a gaussian distribution on the overall results - I also wouldnt mind having access to all the data :)
Sure hope if you are using a CRT you are using a colour corrected monitor! [1] 1. http://www.gballard.net/psd/go_live_page_profile/embeddedJPE...
Also remember to turn off f.lux!
I've heard a lot of people in graphics who use f.lux or redshift only to turn it off when they do graphics work, but I find more accurate results if it is left on. This calls for another experiment!
14. Fun challenge, try and complete each one using a different sorting algo.
From what I understand the score should be in the range [0, 99], but I got that on the result page: > Best score for your gender and age range: -160 > Highest score for your gender and age range: 444445389 A bug, I assume.