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Creating the hardest 6x6 maze
You are given an empty 7x7 grid. You are allowed to paint some of its cells as walls (black), while the remaining cells stay empty (white). A robot is programmed to start in the centre cell (4th row and column) and visit all the corners^ usin...
This is a puzzle posted on a social networking site that I have been trying hard since yesterday to solve:
My approach has been to find out a mathematical function with the numbers in the yellow, green and purple segments as its arguments and the number in the blue segment as its output. Howev...
I went back in an old Flash game and was intrigued by this problem.
Rules
There is an $n\times n$ grid and a mouse entering on the entrance cell and exiting on the exit cell.
The entrance cell and the exit cell is found outside on the grid, on the top and bottom side respectively. Y...
Across
1/13/20. State of Colorado engaged in attempt to pursue mostly American parties, often involving heroin (10,8,2,3,5)
10. "Terminal engineer, too, must… (7)
11. …ultimately possess baby's bed", express fringe writers (7)
12. Exhume and mount decayed body's head (6)
13. (See 1 across)
14. ...
In a Formula 1 race, the chequered flag was waved so violently that the black and white patches got mixed up. Who was waving the flag, when and where?
Other (independently solvable) puzzles of this type: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
To unsqueeze me, look and say.
Paint not with colors but with array.
11131b4d1c
11121015211514
11121015211514
11121015211514
11121015211514
111318193d1c
111019101534
111019101534
111019101534
111019101534
111019101534
111319113d1c
I am a 7-digit number. Who am I?
I went on a trip yesterday. However I can't quite remember where I went. All I have is my diary entry for yesterday, but I'm struggling to make out where it was I went still. Maybe you can help?
Having arrived at the start, I was ready to start my journey. I found a vessel, and began.
...
I'll give the algorithmic way of making the sequence first. Here we go:
n is just a helper variable that cuts off the sequence at some point.
n = 5
x = (1:n %/% 2)*(-1)^(1:n)
y = x
Note that %/% indicates integer division. This is how x looks like:
> x
[1] 0 1 -1 2 -2
Now we cross-join...
I created this puzzle. This may be really challenging. But I assure you that there is a solid logic behind.
1: Ucbemfol.jcancyf
2: Mwamebyr;assdpwhbporcrof;
File
3: TrpewylRam
File
4: Whagurghfiycaguykytghfgpfarlpf?
Hint 1:
Hint 2:
Hint 3: (Cryptic)
My other puzzles can be found...
Here's my second Homeworlds problem! (My first was Homeworlds: Mini Doomsday Machine.)
Lee (0,g3b2) y2g1-
Ray (1,r2) r2-y3y3y3
DS1 (y1) -y1g3
Y (y2) r1-y1
G (g2) r2-g2
R (r3) g1-r1
B (b3) r1-b1
The stash contains r3r3 y2 g3g2g1 b3b3b2b2b1b1.
So... it is down to me, and it is down to you....
I went back in an old Flash game and was intrigued by this problem.
Rules
There is an $n\times n$ grid and a mouse entering on the entrance cell and exiting on the exit cell.
The entrance cell and the exit cell is found outside on the grid, on the top and bottom side respectively. Y...
I created this puzzle. Find the message.
q螣 s䈚 q蟝 v쀎 q蟾 q蠸 q襪 q褰 q弧 q螣 q襪 q蛡 q袈 q蟝
Hint 1:
Hint 2:
In a Formula 1 race, the chequered flag was waved so violently that the black and white patches got mixed up. Who was waving the flag, when and where?
Other (independently solvable) puzzles of this type: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
To unsqueeze me, look and say.
Paint not with colors but with array.
11131b4d1c
11121015211514
11121015211514
11121015211514
11121015211514
111318193d1c
111019101534
111019101534
111019101534
111019101534
111019101534
111319113d1c
I am a 7-digit number. Who am I?
I went on a trip yesterday. However I can't quite remember where I went. All I have is my diary entry for yesterday, but I'm struggling to make out where it was I went still. Maybe you can help?
Having arrived at the start, I was ready to start my journey. I found a vessel, and began.
...
I'll give the algorithmic way of making the sequence first. Here we go:
n is just a helper variable that cuts off the sequence at some point.
n = 5
x = (1:n %/% 2)*(-1)^(1:n)
y = x
Note that %/% indicates integer division. This is how x looks like:
> x
[1] 0 1 -1 2 -2
Now we cross-join...
Here's my second Homeworlds problem! (My first was Homeworlds: Mini Doomsday Machine.)
Lee (0,g3b2) y2g1-
Ray (1,r2) r2-y3y3y3
DS1 (y1) -y1g3
Y (y2) r1-y1
G (g2) r2-g2
R (r3) g1-r1
B (b3) r1-b1
The stash contains r3r3 y2 g3g2g1 b3b3b2b2b1b1.
So... it is down to me, and it is down to you....
