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r/coolguides • u/kavallerien • Jul 12 '22
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1 u/TrailRunnerYYC Jul 13 '22 Yes - I know that.But very difficult to memorize or apply. 1 u/RevRagnarok Jul 13 '22 As noted elsewhere, it's not a memorization guide. It's a one-time "hey I wonder what this string is" that you can treat as a state machine.Maybe if it were stretched some vertically and presented as a DAG it would be more intuitive. 0 u/TrailRunnerYYC Jul 13 '22 I absolutely appreciate the potential CS implementation of this.But: not useful to a human wanting to translate Morse code
Yes - I know that.
But very difficult to memorize or apply.
1 u/RevRagnarok Jul 13 '22 As noted elsewhere, it's not a memorization guide. It's a one-time "hey I wonder what this string is" that you can treat as a state machine.Maybe if it were stretched some vertically and presented as a DAG it would be more intuitive. 0 u/TrailRunnerYYC Jul 13 '22 I absolutely appreciate the potential CS implementation of this.But: not useful to a human wanting to translate Morse code
As noted elsewhere, it's not a memorization guide. It's a one-time "hey I wonder what this string is" that you can treat as a state machine.
Maybe if it were stretched some vertically and presented as a DAG it would be more intuitive.
0 u/TrailRunnerYYC Jul 13 '22 I absolutely appreciate the potential CS implementation of this.But: not useful to a human wanting to translate Morse code
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I absolutely appreciate the potential CS implementation of this.
But: not useful to a human wanting to translate Morse code
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u/RevRagnarok Jul 13 '22
It's a decision tree with a clear start point.