Wordle 1,609 4/6*
this isn’t that uncommon
Fermi Question of the Day: “How many horses and ponies are there in the United Kingdom?”
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Fermi Question of the Day: “How many horses and ponies are there in the United Kingdom?”
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Again: I’ve never used that word.
Fermi Question of the Day: “How many new iPads were sold by Apple in 2024?”
i’m not sober great time to do this
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whatd i tell you
Fermi Question of the Day: “How many new iPads were sold by Apple in 2024?”
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Clues by Sam - Nov 14th 2025
Less than 11 minutes
basic logic errors
wow i wonder why
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Clues by Sam - Nov 14th 2025
Less than 11 minutes
Took me a bit to notice that C3’s clue was pointing at A1 (on top of B1 and D1).
I solved the daily Clues by Sam, Nov 14th 2025 (Hard), in less than 8 minutes
Wordle 1,610 4/6*
Common English word.
Wordle 1,610 3/6*
wow.
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Wordle 1,609 3/6
Summary
probably could have gotten it in 2 if i remembered it was a word, but i thought torrid only had one r and then gave up
Wordle 1610 3/6
hm
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nerdlegame 1396 5/6
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I solved the daily Clues by Sam, Nov 15th 2025 (Hard), in 05:15
misread a clue
Fermi Question of the Day: “How many people could live in the United States if it were as densely populated as New York City?”
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I solved the daily Clues by Sam, Nov 15th 2025 (Hard), in 03:17
Clues by Sam - Nov 15th 2025 (Hard)
04:11
nerdlegame 1396 3/6
Pretty entertaining.
Though I’m fairly certain I was lucky in guessing the answer at the third attempt.
I knew the equal sign was neither on the 5th nor 6th position, so it had to be on the 7th position. I also knew this was neither addition nor multiplication, and considering the answer is one digit I had concluded that it had to be a division. My first guess gave me a [1] in the first position, so it was a 1xx/yy=z and the rest was kind of bruteforcing with the purple clues I had …which somehow ended up being immediately correct.