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Recent science fiction, fantasy and horror – review roundup

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2026/aug/07/the-best-recent-science-fiction-fantasy-and-horror-...
1•sorokod•5m ago•0 comments

DIY SLorq Speaker

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2•sans_souse•9m ago•0 comments

The Life of Public Safety Communications Signals: A Comparative Security

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Using a deterministic classifier for disaster relief

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Cable management in node-based UI

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Googie Architecture

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Does Silicon Valley Dream of Philip K Dick?

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2•mraniki•1h ago•0 comments
Open in hackernews

Ask HN: What do you think of this color changing Rubik's Cube variant?

1•amichail•1y ago
Consider a Rubik's cube like puzzle that starts all black.

As you scramble it, you introduce colors in 1-bit RGB.

In particular, two opposite faces of the cube have the letter R on them, two opposite faces have the letter G on them, and two opposite faces have the letter B on them.

These letters are put on the center square of each face.

You can rotate just like with a Rubik's Cube. You can also tap a face to toggle the color bit indicated by the letter on the face.

For example, tapping on a face with R would toggle the red bit on all the "stickers" on that face.

To solve the puzzle, you need to get it back to all black.

Do you think this would make an interesting puzzle?

Comments

rolph•1y ago
sounds like a captcha technique!?
HansardExpert•1y ago
You should post this on twistypuzzle.com this is right up their street.
aaronrobinson•1y ago
I’m now suspicious after seeing you post something very similar