Brain Teaser #19: Solve the DOGMA Puzzle

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Start date Jul 14, 2003
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The discussion revolves around a challenging brain teaser, specifically brain teaser #18, which relates to housing. Participants express their thoughts on the difficulty of the puzzle, with some uncertainty about whether a pattern exists or if brute force is required to solve it. The term "dacha" is mentioned as a potential answer, and Robert Zaleski is noted for his skill in tackling these types of puzzles. The conversation highlights the complexity of the brain teasers and the varying approaches to solving them.

Jul 14, 2003

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see brain teaser #18, this is housing again.

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Jul 15, 2003

SoLiDUS

Dusty...

Picky...

Choose one. ;)

Jul 15, 2003

Brad_Ad23

these brain teasers are hard. I'm not sure if there is supposed to be some pattern to them or if you have to do brute force.

Jul 15, 2003

Robert Zaleski

The word is dacha

Jul 15, 2003

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Robert Zaleski is good at these!

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