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  2. Standard memberDaemon Sin
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    06 Jun '05 09:13
    Computer won 61.65% of the time!
    Damn you computer, damn you!

    All I can say is the infamous Little Britain quote "Computer says no!"
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    06 Jun '05 10:16
    why not just cheat? the computer only wins once.
  4. Standard memberPBE6
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  5. Standard memberAThousandYoung
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    07 Jun '05 01:11
    47.75%. Computer is PWNED.
  6. Standard memberPhlabibit
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    07 Jun '05 01:17
    You have played during:238 seconds
    Number of key pressed:205
    Average time by key pressed:1.1609756097561seconds
    The computer have predicted:49.76% of your thoughts.



    I find if I take my time and think about what I button I might hit next... and hit the other... the computer can't follow.

    ES
  7. In your face
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    I just kept pressing '1', and strangely enough, the computer guessed every single key stroke correctly. Genius I say.
  8. Standard memberPBE6
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    07 Jun '05 01:43
    Originally posted by jimslyp69
    I just kept pressing '1', and strangely enough, the computer guessed every single key stroke correctly. Genius I say.
    I told the computer to eat my human cr*p and I got modded. πŸ˜•

    BTW, it can still do that. Eat my stuff, I mean.
  9. Joined
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    07 Jun '05 04:071 edit
    Originally posted by Phlabibit
    I find if I take my time and think about what I button I might hit next... and hit the other... the computer can't follow.

    ES
    But choosing the other key creates no less of a discerible pattern than choosing the first key.
  10. Standard memberPhlabibit
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    07 Jun '05 12:30
    Originally posted by PBE6
    I told the computer to eat my human cr*p and I got modded. πŸ˜•

    BTW, it can still do that. Eat my stuff, I mean.
    Eat all the crap you like...

    ES
  11. Standard memberPhlabibit
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    07 Jun '05 12:30
    Originally posted by THUDandBLUNDER
    But choosing the other key creates no less of a discerible pattern than choosing the first key.
    I was in it for the win. Before I did that... Computer got about 65 percent.

    ES
  12. Standard memberPhlabibit
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    07 Jun '05 13:44
    You have played during:180 seconds
    Number of key pressed:214
    Average time by key pressed:0.8411214953271seconds
    The computer have predicted:47.69% of your thoughts.



    How can a computer read my mind when I don't even know what I'm thinking!

    ES
  13. Standard memberThe Plumber
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  14. Standard memberPBE6
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    07 Jun '05 14:21
    Originally posted by Phlabibit
    Eat all the crap you like...

    ES
    <hands Phlab a spoon>

    Care to join me?πŸ˜›
  15. Standard memberPBE6
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    07 Jun '05 14:23
    Originally posted by THUDandBLUNDER
    But choosing the other key creates no less of a discerible pattern than choosing the first key.
    I think this thing is pretty fascinating, not because a computer can play the 0 or 1 game, but because the designer seems to have some insight into the spontaneous "random" choices we make (at least at first). Unless of course the computer is cheating, in which case I hate it.
    πŸ˜‰
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