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Solving a Dungeons and Dragons riddle using Prolog

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Advent of q 2022

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Zendo: The Game of Inductive Logic

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Show HN: Compass and Ruler construction problems as puzzle game

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Show HN: I made a deceptively simple but hard sliding puzzle

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Speedsolving Rubik's Cube: 8355 Method

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How We Built r/Place (2017)

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Singapore prime minister Lee Hsien Loong’s Sudoku solver (2018)

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Solving NP-hard puzzles with the oldest trick in the book

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Sensei's Library

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Using Prolog for Sudoku Variants

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Zig, Skia, Clojure, Geometry and the Japanese TV Show: ICFP Contest 2021

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Learn Functional Programming Visually

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Solving the “Miracle Sudoku” in Prolog

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ITA's old “Hiring Puzzles” is still a treasure trove of good problems

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Modern SAT solvers: fast, neat and underused

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Solving Every Sudoku Puzzle (2006)

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DEF CON 2019 – CTF Retrospective

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Sensei's Library

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God's Number Is 20 (2010)

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Nikoli Puzzles

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Advent of Nim

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Show HN: Solving Rush Hour, the 6x6 Sliding Block Puzzle

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What Works and Why: Opus Magnum

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Lightbot: Puzzles Game Using Programming Logic

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Algorithmic Approaches to Playing Minesweeper (2015)

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How We Built the ARKit Sudoku Solver

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Gophersat: A SAT solver written in Go

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Binary Puzzle

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How We Built r/Place

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Cracking Minesweeper with Z3 SMT Solver

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Two-part Rubik's algorithms

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Cryptanalysis with Reasoning Systems

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God's Number is 20 (2010)

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Lessons Learned from Shenzhen I/O

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Algorithmic fitting of Japanese candy

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N-queen puzzle in 4 lines of Scala

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Advent of Code – solve a puzzle every day

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You're in a space of twisty little mazes, all alike

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A Quick Puzzle to Test Your Problem Solving

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Wooden combination lock

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Show HN: A puzzle game inspired by functional programming, written in PureScript

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Doomsday rule: calculate the day for any date

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Viennese Mazes: What They Are, and How to Make One

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God's Number is 20

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Overkilling the 8-queens Problem

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Every position of Rubik's Cube can be solved in twenty moves or less

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Solving Rubik's cube from scratch, in python

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Bob outsmarts Alice's one way function

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How to Write your own Minesweeper AI

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The 17x17 problem solved

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Sudoku Solver in 140 bytes

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Sudoku Solving

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"God's Number" is 20 - Rubik's cube has been "solved"

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Awesome SQL blog

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Mastering Nim, 2nd edition

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Lewis Carroll – computing the day of the week for any given date (1887)

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Algorithmic fitting of Japanese candy

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Solving puzzles faster than humanly possible

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Generating sudokus for fun and no profit

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