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Wordle 1,485 5/6
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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OmCheeto said:Wordle 1,488 4/6
Todays word is one not on the original list. I consider it an oddball, as I don't even know how to use it in a sentence. I guess that's somewhat reflected in todays global mean: 4.591


At least you got it! :) The thread is so long no one can blame you for not realizing how much potential for cheating there is. I think we're all a little guilty, but it usually turns out that cheating is more hassle than it's worth. My approach is heuristic (read: guessing), when I'm not vainly trying to cheat with the several thousand lines of C++ I wrote for this singular purpose!TensorCalculus said:HOW?! Here's mine...
Wordle 1,489 5/6
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Oh my god: several thousand lines of C++ to cheat on wordle?!sbrothy said:At least you got it! :) The thread is so long no one can blame you for not realizing how much potential for cheating there is. I think we're all a little guilty, but it usually turns out that cheating is more hassle than it's worth. My approach is heuristic (read: guessing), when I'm not vainly trying to cheat with the several thousand lines of C++ I wrote for this singular purpose!
We're a "sad" bunch of nerds but we're having fun (YMMV)!![]()
Used a pretty nifty system to get the answer (if requested I will make a thread on it, pro tip start off with "ADIEU" as it covers 1 consonant and 4 vowels)fresh_42 said:This thread is for all who like the daily Wordle game of the New York Times as much as I do.
The rules:
1) https://www.nytimes.com/games/wordle/index.html
2) Post your result.
3) Do not spoil the answer.
I hear ya. I don’t participate everyday. (Especially not on the days where I fail completelyTensorCalculus said:I tend to use crane, pilot, mushy but I do mix it up sometimes just because the same thing every day gets a bit boring :)
But coin flipping is exactly how you beat us! I found it fascinating that it happens so often. Didn't I post a while back how often? I believe is was about 20% of the time.sbrothy said:EDIT2: Isn't it kind of demoralizing that a foreigner sometimes beat you?
EDIT3: Without using any tools or help at all?! Not even a coin flip!![]()
OmCheeto said:But coin flipping is exactly how you beat us! I found it fascinating that it happens so often. Didn't I post a while back how often? I believe is was about 20% of the time.
You may be interested in this post.Beyond3D said:Used a pretty nifty system to get the answer (if requested I will make a thread on it, pro tip start off with "ADIEU" as it covers 1 consonant and 4 vowels)
Not showing your work when you are failing? Wouldn't that fall under the "cheating" category?sbrothy said:I hear ya. I don’t participate everyday. (Especially not on the days where I fail completely)
I had to look it up also. Mainly I think because I mixed it up with Dr. Seuss's Lorax.sbrothy said:EDIT: Although I admit I had to look up LORIS after I successfully guessed it. It couldn't be much else though. Not with my "limited" vocabulary.
You should try everyday!! For fun :)sbrothy said:I hear ya. I don’t participate everyday. (Especially not on the days where I fail completely)