search

elsehow / aaronson-oracle

Press the 'f' and 'd' keys randomly. It's easy. Just use your "free will."
http://people.ischool.berkeley.edu/~nick/aaronson-oracle/
816 stars 29 forks source link

Another 0% attack #13

Open cab404 opened 3 years ago

cab404 commented 3 years ago

Or maybe it's the same if you didn't deploy since 2016.

ff dd f dd f dd f d ff ddd f dd f dd f d f

and if you are lazy as I am: sleep 4s; xdotool type 'ff dd f dd f dd f d ff ddd f dd f dd f d f' and focus your browser in 4 seconds afterwards.

LewisPerry commented 2 years ago

As prediction is based on first five letters inputted, any first five letters can lead to a 0% score with enough repeats. Your sequence displays 0% but the computer still predicts you sometimes. Taking your first 5 inputs and turning it into the sequence: ff dd f dddddd f dd f d f ddd f d ff dd will lead to the computer guessing wrong EVERY time, simply due to using its own determinism against itself. It's admittedly satisfying to look at it going wrong!