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This forum discussion centers around the daily Wordle game from the New York Times, specifically Wordle 393 and 395. Participants share their results and strategies, highlighting the importance of word selection and guessing techniques. Users mention starting words like 'EARLY', 'PIOUS', and 'ADIEU' as effective openers. Additionally, the conversation touches on the game's timing, noting that Wordle updates at midnight local time, which can vary based on users' time zones.
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In what world is FROWN more likely to be chosen by a human than BROWN or DROWN?jack action said:1- GROWN, 2- FROWN, 3- BROWN, 4- DROWN
BROWN can be too scatological and rarely a favorite color, and DROWN is much too sad and negative. GROWN is my #1 choice because it gives a more positive outlook on life.Orodruin said:In what world is FROWN more likely to be chosen by a human than BROWN or DROWN?
Yet humans bake and consume without second thought brownies made with brown sugar. See here for mouth-watering recipe.jack action said:BROWN can be too scatological and rarely a favorite color, and DROWN is much too sad and negative. GROWN is my #1 choice because it gives a more positive outlook on life.
I guess it is all in the presentation:kuruman said:Yet humans bake and consume without second thought brownies made with brown sugar. See here for mouth-watering recipe.
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How do you define "most-probable"? After your second try in today's puzzle, you had 4 candidates left. Two of these have been used before and their probability of reappearing is, well, negligible. If you eliminated them before proceeding to your third guess, you would have a 50-50 chance for a 3 and a certainty for a 4.jack action said:The most-probable method was not helpful at all.
Dang! My program was supposed to eliminate them!kuruman said:Two of these have been used before
I felt more secure doing everything using VBA code within a single spreadsheet which keeps track of all word lists.jack action said:Dang! My program was supposed to eliminate them!
The website it checks modified its HTML (an ID attribute), and manipulating the resulting text created a silent error that just returned an empty list of already-used words.![]()