A Frame that Reads Your Mind Part 2 🔮 (based on an old principle in magic)

Think of a number from 1-60 and click "yes" if you see your number and "no" if you don't. The Frame will read your mind :)

A Frame that Reads Your Mind Part 2 🔮 (based on an old principle in magic)

Think of a number from 1-60 and click "yes" if you see your number and "no" if you don't. The Frame will read your mind :)

https://seahorse-app-2zhqa.ondigitalocean.app/mindreadtwoget

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the logic layout for this would be interesting to see. what's the min # changes reqd + no/yes reqd to determine the chosen value?

32 choices initially (35 total?), 6 iterations, 2^6 = 64 

so if each iteration n cuts half /2^n then for # values M 

Ceiling(M/2^n) = max q reqd?

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yeah im generalizing the math tho. how many individual values are being compared across 6 iterations?

It is always 6 changes. The frame cycles through the same 6 number grids.