Re: moving pairs

mcjason@xxxxxxxxx writes:
On Jul 17, 5:23 am, mcja...@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I saw something interesting about a grid pair puzzle problem that
might be interesting.

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can anyone back up how this seems to work?

it looks like a machine when you find each that work out the way it
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machine that anywhere can say go backwards, or anywhere before can be

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so see a pair as what has to move at the same time together. see each
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each circuit is a part that moves any way on it own but together.

Have you noticed yet that you're the only one participating in this
thread?

When I read your initial flood of long articles, I honestly thought
that the text was computer-generated. I'm still not entirely
convinced that it isn't. (Google "travesty generator" if you don't
understand my point.)

As far as I can tell, you're discussing some kind of puzzle, but
nothing you've said appears to have anything to do with the C
programming language. Your question, if that's what it is, might be
topical in comp.programming or in one of the puzzles groups. It's
certainly not topical here.

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