hacker.org

No, AMFV, at the moment i am trying hard to learn google tensorflow...l

i found this page with challenges who look a bit like in hacker.org style
https://orderof10.com/challenges
i think Nvidia did them to promote the Nvidia GTX 1080 graphic card...

anyone who can solve them?

cool new challenges to solve! I also submitted a new challenge, but it was not good enough for the site...

Hippo, you are very close to the final solution! remember that the world's nature is probabilistic, not deterministic. ciao

ciao AMFV, no, I think it's not a spoiler if I mention it: it is this movie: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Eyre_(2011_film). The book written in 1847 was a revolution and contributed to the end of the Victorian thinking.

I still have to solve this challenge, but I saw recently the movie related to the challenge, and I have to say it's really a cool movie. A hacker movie like Matrix, in some way...

thank you 2.71828182845904523536028747135266249775724709369995(...) for the powerful e^xplanation! human against machine 1:0 then

hi eulerscheZahl,

why except Tapeworm? this problem should be NP-complete as it takes a polynomial time to verify its solution, not? can you articolate on this?
i tried to create a solver for tapeworm but in fact i got stuck very early...
thank you
ciao dm

we are also lurking all the time

Then it is the wrong approach Looking at history, the cloud API comes much later than the cipher used in this challenge. It's a very unusual cipher, so pencil and paper and observation is the best approach to start attacking it.

After trying all possible ciphers (e.g it's not an Enigma cipher), i noticed that people living in the US have an advantage on this challenge

it definitely has nothing to do with the book! it's not a book cipher, nor a pattern word. you have to look some where else...

ciao meis, to clarify: the challenge is about the cartesian plane...

Not a red herring, the 7-bit grouping is directly related to the Challlenge's title.

Me, too i used dancing links The calculation took roughly one hour on a laptop iCore7.