Wordle Lovers - Play the NYT Daily Game

[sbrothy]

Wordle 1.508 X/6*

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[TensorCalculus]

Wordle 1,508 5/6*

SPACE
SOLID
STORY
STORM
STORK

On guesses #3 and #4 I genuinely thought I'd got it, until I saw the last gray square haha. Playing around with root words is fun.
I love the storks movie :D

 

[dwarde]

Ba Humbug

Wordle 1,508 4/6

 

[sbrothy]

Wordle 1.509 4/6*

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[OmCheeto]

Wordle 1,509 3/6

SANER 10
ORGAN 0 ????? <---> transcription error from game #1082


and from @sbrothy 's pattern above, A TRIPLE ANAGRAM!

(pfoogle, pfoogle, pfoogle)
Wow! according to my previous research, there are ≈1600 triple anagrams.
And there is even a group of 13 anagram words!
Base word: STARE
Guess the other 12! Plurals are ok in this case.

reference and answer to the 13 anagram words: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/wordle-lovers-play-the-nyt-daily-game.1016903/post-7085783

 

[dwarde]

Wordle 1,509 4/6

 

[TensorCalculus]

I'll take it!

Wordle 1,509 4/6*

STELA (don't ask how I came up with this as a root word)
PARKY
ROACH
GROAN

 

[OmCheeto]

Wordle 1,510 2/6

RENAL 3

 

[TensorCalculus]

Wordle 1,510 X/6*

AUREI
PARTY
HORAS
LORAL
MORAL
BORAL

 

[sbrothy]

Wordle 1.510 4/6*

Spoiler

 

[sbrothy]

Wordle 1,510 2/6

RENAL 3

RENAL? Really?!

 

[sbrothy]

Wordle 1,510 X/6*

AUREI
PARTY
HORAS
LORAL
MORAL
BORAL

Ouch!

Weird coincidence. Your first 2 attempts were the same as mine. Then we parted ways but met again at MORAL.

Bad luck though.

EDIT: Talk about vocabulary though. Yours just seem to be really specialized. I mean BORAL? Chemistry much?

 

[OmCheeto]

RENAL? Really?!

It currently ranks # 8 on my list of best seeds.
Here are my top 15 letters.

601	516	470	419	409	381	359	353	340	322	319	253	245	219	206
E	A	R	O	I	S	L	T	Y	U	N	P	C	D	M

Mix and match to get the best scores!

The numbers indicate the number of words which contain each letter.
Not to be confused with the total number of letters in all remaining words.
For instance, MAMMA contributes only a single M and A to the above table.

On a totally different topic, it now appears that there are ≈3168 words (past and future) on the solution list which means the last Wordle game will be around Feb 20, 2030.

 

[sbrothy]

It currently ranks # 8 on my list of best seeds.
Here are my top 15 letters.

601	516	470	419	409	381	359	353	340	322	319	253	245	219	206
E	A	R	O	I	S	L	T	Y	U	N	P	C	D	M

Mix and match to get the best scores!

The numbers indicate the number of words which contain each letter.
Not to be confused with the total number of letters in all remaining words.
For instance, MAMMA contributes only a single M and A to the above table.

On a totally different topic, it now appears that there are ≈3168 words (past and future) on the solution list which means the last Wordle game will be around Feb 20, 2030.

I see. It more or less follows the letter frequency table apart from the fact that you keep track of which words have gone and which are left. Still RENAL as a seed?! I had to look it up of course. I dunno why I expected something dirty. Perhaps because it alliterates a little with RECTAL.

 

[sbrothy]

Ouch!

Weird coincidence. Your first 2 attempts were the same as mine. Then we parted ways but met again at MORAL.

Bad luck though.

EDIT: Talk about vocabulary though. Yours just seem to be really specialized. I mean BORAL? Chemistry much?

Oh, and BTW... It goes without saying I had to look up BORAL too!

So you can, needless to say, learn me a ton of new words. Especially all those natives take for granted. Names of common animals like "Daddy long legs", toys like "backhoe", and of course common kitchen and garden utensils and so forth..

 

[dwarde]

Wordle 1,510 4/6

 

[OmCheeto]

I see. It more or less follows the letter frequency table apart from the fact that you keep track of which words have gone and which are left. Still RENAL as a seed?! I had to look it up of course. I dunno why I expected something dirty. Perhaps because it alliterates a little with RECTAL.

I worked in a hospital for the last 30 years before I retired.
I would be surprised if I hadn't learned the term within the first week.

From a database(outputfile.txt) I managed for about 20 years:

*Renal Transplant Surgery (UH) CB569 4/09/2001 cweb oa​

*Pacific Northwest Renal Services Cb569 11/12/1999 Mq320​

*Pediatric Renal Clinic (DCH) DC7S 4/09/2001 oa​

 

[TensorCalculus]

Ouch!

Weird coincidence. Your first 2 attempts were the same as mine. Then we parted ways but met again at MORAL.

Bad luck though.

EDIT: Talk about vocabulary though. Yours just seem to be really specialized. I mean BORAL? Chemistry much?

oh yeah! That is cool! Great minds think alike :D
Oh no, I forgot that the word CORAL existed, so I was just trying out every single letter before the ending -ORAL till something worked haha

I see. It more or less follows the letter frequency table apart from the fact that you keep track of which words have gone and which are left. Still RENAL as a seed?! I had to look it up of course. I dunno why I expected something dirty. Perhaps because it alliterates a little with RECTAL.

Oh, same! Except I didn't have the audacity to look it up, partly because I was on my school laptop .

 

[OmCheeto]

Wordle 1,511 4/6

RELAY 300
OINTS 5
CHIDE 1

 

[sbrothy]

Wordle 1.511 3/6*

Spoiler

 

[dwarde]

Wordle 1,511 3/6

 

[TensorCalculus]

I've been stuck staring at the wordle for 30mins straight....

 

[sbrothy]

I've been stuck staring at the wordle for 30mins straight....

Just gotta jump in there!

 

[OmCheeto]

I've been stuck staring at the wordle for 30mins straight....

Would you like someone to inoculate you with a clue?

 

[sbrothy]

Would you like someone to inoculate you with a clue?

Give her one of your seed words!

 

[sbrothy]

Not so impressive this time:

Wordle 1,512 6/6

Spoiler

 

[OmCheeto]

Wordle 1,512 3/6

PARSE 14
SILVA 2

 

[TensorCalculus]

Would you like someone to inoculate you with a clue?

I wish you had: but I ended up giving up and going to sleep before reading that message :( (okay, my mom made me go to sleep because she realised that I hadn't slept more than 5 hours the past week but we'll ignore that)
IMBUE... how did I not see it?!

Time for today's wordle (but first, brunch :D)

 

[TensorCalculus]

Guess yesterday's bad wordle came back today in the form of quite a bit of luck :D

Wordle 1,512 3/6*

AUREI
NASTY
NASAL

 

[dwarde]

Wordle 1,512 4/6

 

[OmCheeto]

Guess yesterday's bad wordle came back today in the form of quite a bit of luck :D
...

I still find it fascinating how much luck is involved in this game.
As far as I can tell, Orodruin, Jack Action and I created the worlds best algorithm to get the lowest possible score.
Yet, I'm currently only able to beat non-Bworgles at a ratio of 6 to 1.

Reminds me of what Captain Picard once said; “It is possible to commit no mistakes and still lose. That is not a weakness; that is life.”

 

[sbrothy]

I still find it fascinating how much luck is involved in this game.
As far as I can tell, Orodruin, Jack Action and I created the worlds best algorithm to get the lowest possible score.
Yet, I'm currently only able to beat non-Bworgles at a ratio of 6 to 1.

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Reminds me of what Captain Picard once said; “It is possible to commit no mistakes and still lose. That is not a weakness; that is life.”

Also Murphy's Law:

"If something can go wrong it will go wrong!"

Corollary:

"If something that cannot go wrong goes wrong, it will be impossible to repair!"

EDIT: Hah. There's a ton of corollaries:

"Mrs. Murphy's law" is a corollary of Murphy's law, which states that "Anything that can go wrong will go wrong while Mr. Murphy is out of town."

 

[sbrothy]

Ah well.

Wordle 1,513 4/6*

Spoiler

 

[OmCheeto]

This is interesting:

Per some reddit smartypantser from about a year ago;

"The best Wordle algorithm to date has a 3.42 average, and that is literally using super computers to do predictive analytics."​

My average over the last 100 games is 3.21.

hmmm.....

 

[OmCheeto]

Wordle 1,513 3/6

LEAST 53
UNITY 2

 

[TensorCalculus]

I still find it fascinating how much luck is involved in this game.
As far as I can tell, Orodruin, Jack Action and I created the worlds best algorithm to get the lowest possible score.
Yet, I'm currently only able to beat non-Bworgles at a ratio of 6 to 1.

View attachment 364218

Reminds me of what Captain Picard once said; “It is possible to commit no mistakes and still lose. That is not a weakness; that is life.”

more graphs my favourite
definitely lots of luck involved: of course you can always maximise your chances, but there is still a factor of luck...
random question: is "bworgles" just a word that you guys use? I remember @sbrothy using the word once too (or maybe that was "borgles": my memory is failing me) but I can't find anything online about the word:

Also Murphy's Law:

"If something can go wrong it will go wrong!"

Corollary:

"If something that cannot go wrong goes wrong, it will be impossible to repair!"

EDIT: Hah. There's a ton of corollaries:

"Mrs. Murphy's law" is a corollary of Murphy's law, which states that "Anything that can go wrong will go wrong while Mr. Murphy is out of town."

Love that law: it's so true as well

This is interesting:

Per some reddit smartypantser from about a year ago;

"The best Wordle algorithm to date has a 3.42 average, and that is literally using super computers to do predictive analytics."​

My average over the last 100 games is 3.21.

hmmm.....

little bit of luck maybe?
Or just redittors being plain wrong again. Wouldn't be the first time.

I got lucky again today, heck, it looks like I cheated:

Wordle 1,513 3/6*

AUREI
PILOT
MINTY

 

[TensorCalculus]

Ah well.

Wordle 1,513 4/6*

guess #3 was soooo close... :(

 

[OmCheeto]

This is interesting:

Per some reddit smartypantser from about a year ago;

"The best Wordle algorithm to date has a 3.42 average, and that is literally using super computers to do predictive analytics."​

My average over the last 100 games is 3.21.

hmmm.....

Orodruin and jack action also bested the 'super computers'' average score according to their last 100 posts:

3.10 Orodruin
3.29 jack action

Not sure how familiar people are with 'Wordlebot'. It's a New York Times algorithm that plays the game daily. While its scores indicate it's a very good algorithm, it's hobbled by the fact that it is forced to play the entire list of past and future solutions, and hence, over the last 100 games, has an average score of:
3.61

This would indicate the advantage of being able to eliminate past answers.

random question: is "bworgles" just a word that you guys use?

It's from an ever evolving list of portmanteaus that I create from 'Borg' and 'Wordle'.

Like the Borg, I've had a love of assimilating knowledge from others for pretty much my entire adult life. Before I was an adolt, I was mostly self(aka book) edumatated.

 

[dwarde]

This turned ugly very quickly.

Wordle 1,513 6/6

 

[AlexB23]

Hey guys. A few months ago, I found out that Linux users can play a Wordle-like game called Warble, so if one has Ubuntu and is on a plane without Wi-Fi, one can still hone in his/her Worde skills. This free and open source clone has 5000 words, and is open source. My only complaint is that it sometimes struggles to load.

https://itsfoss.com/wordle-game-linux/

 

[TensorCalculus]

Orodruin and jack action also bested the 'super computers'' average score according to their last 100 posts:

3.10 Orodruin
3.29 jack action

Not sure how familiar people are with 'Wordlebot'. It's a New York Times algorithm that plays the game daily. While its scores indicate it's a very good algorithm, it's hobbled by the fact that it is forced to play the entire list of past and future solutions, and hence, over the last 100 games, has an average score of:
3.61

This would indicate the advantage of being able to eliminate past answers.

Oh. I forgot about eliminating past answers.
I have heard of wordlebot but I didn't know what it did (my guess was that it solved wordle though): 3.61 is... yeah probably just a mixture of not eliminating past answers and maybe a bit of bad luck? Dunno.

It's from an ever evolving list of portmanteaus that I create from 'Borg' and 'Wordle'.

Like the Borg, I've had a love of assimilating knowledge from others for pretty much my entire adult life. Before I was an adolt, I was mostly self(aka book) edumatated.

Ah. That makes more sense.
I like the word assimilating. I had to Google the meaning but I think it's a cool word :)
Edu... matated?

Hey guys. A few months ago, I found out that Linux users can play a Wordle-like game called Warble, so if one has Ubuntu and is on a plane without Wi-Fi, one can still hone in his/her Worde skills. This free and open source clone has 5000 words, and is open source. My only complaint is that it sometimes struggles to load.

https://itsfoss.com/wordle-game-linux/

Ohhh interesting!
I kind of want to try making one of these myself (but first I need to finish my wordle cheater bot... and a lot of other things...)
My friend is actually making a wordle clone too called Anydle: it's an android app and it's quite neat :D!

 

[AlexB23]

Oh. I forgot about eliminating past answers.
I have heard of wordlebot but I didn't know what it did (my guess was that it solved wordle though): 3.61 is... yeah probably just a mixture of not eliminating past answers and maybe a bit of bad luck? Dunno.

Ah. That makes more sense.
I like the word assimilating. I had to Google the meaning but I think it's a cool word :)
Edu... matated?

Ohhh interesting!
I kind of want to try making one of these myself (but first I need to finish my wordle cheater bot... and a lot of other things...)
My friend is actually making a wordle clone too called Anydle: it's an android app and it's quite neat :D!

Yeah, the clone is interesting. Good luck with you and your friend making clones. I have no idea how to do that.

 

[TensorCalculus]

Yeah, the clone is interesting. Good luck with you and your friend making clones. I have no idea how to do that.

It's probably easier than you think!
The difficult part is saving progress/making accounts with usernames and passwords: the actual making of the game is, or so my friend claims, quite simple (but then again, I've always had some sort of love for frontend so I am more amiable to frontend then backend... maybe it comes from my love for art)

 

[AlexB23]

It's probably easier than you think!
The difficult part is saving progress/making accounts with usernames and passwords: the actual making of the game is, or so my friend claims, quite simple (but then again, I've always had some sort of love for frontend so I am more amiable to frontend then backend... maybe it comes from my love for art)

I am not a programmer

 

[TensorCalculus]

I am not a programmer

I know - you're saying you have absolutely no idea how to make it
It's not too bad: I promise. Another of my friends made a wordle clone in python (was it minus the UI? Did you have to type into the terminal? Sure. But did it work? Yep) literally as her first ever project, after 3 lessons on python. It didn't have all the visuals but the underlying logic of the game was there.

 

[AlexB23]

I know - you're saying you have absolutely no idea how to make it
It's not too bad: I promise. Another of my friends made a wordle clone in python (was it minus the UI? Did you have to type into the terminal? Sure. But did it work? Yep) literally as her first ever project, after 3 lessons on python. It didn't have all the visuals but the underlying logic of the game was there.

Cool stuff

 

[sbrothy]

Wordle 1,514 3/6*

Spoiler

 

[OmCheeto]

Wordle 1,514 2/6

ANISE 60 left
Well, if that isn't luck, I don't know what is.

Interestingly, I just looked at the letters, ranked in order of most numerous, and there was the answer:
S U O Y T H P C K L R

 

[TensorCalculus]

Guess my lucky streak has ended :(
I mean... guesses #2, #3 and #4 couldn't have been right anyway.... don't know what I was thinking there...

Wordle 1,514 5/6*

AUREI
MUSTY
PUNTS
SLUTS
SOUTH

 

[dwarde]

My solutions look like they were done by Bob the Builder.

Wordle 1,514 4/6