Show HN: Brain Frog – Can you be random enough for 11 lines of JavaScript?

11 comments

• brtkwr3 minutes ago
  Would be fairer if the frog occasionally got to throw a punch or two...
• user-1 hour ago
  I am briefly in the top ten after completely misunderstanding the rules nicee
• hash019 hours ago
  I got 50 hits in 100 tries. That being said, I did not particularly like hitting that poor frog :'( Yes, I am the kind of player who would never choose the rude option when talking to an NPC.
• digitalWestie2 days ago
  Just wanted to give the little guy a hug
• sscaryterry5 days ago
  That was fun, got up to 79 :)
  • AlexanderZ5 days ago
    practice mode? the record for ranked matches is 64
    • sscaryterry5 days ago
      Yes
• momoraul5 days ago
  46 and that was my ceiling. frogs smarter than me.
• andai3 days ago
  Woah, neat. Is this like, a Markov chain?
  • AlexanderZ1 day ago
    a variation of Aaronson Oracle
• jv222223 days ago
  How many pixels wide is the hit zone?
  • AlexanderZ1 day ago
    you don't have to aim
• vyrotek2 days ago
  Bam! 50 on the first try. Fun.
  • AlexanderZ1 day ago
    nice! try playing it the first thing every morning, it really wakes up your brain
• uberex5 days ago
  Free?!. Is there a "call us" SSO enabled plan?
• ozyschmozy2 days ago
  Why does a silly little online game need my email to send a one-time login code? What a strange experience
  • AlexanderZ1 day ago
    because it doesn't? practice mode requires no login. if you want to play a ranked match then you'll need an account, how else could it work?
    • applfanboysbgon1 hour ago
      &gt; how else could it work?<p>Username+password. There is zero reason to require e-mail for account creation.
      • xorgun57 minutes ago
        [dead]
    • ozyschmozy1 day ago
      Practice mode also has a popup telling you what to do which seems to negate the point of the game?
      • AlexanderZ1 day ago
        it&#x27;s the coach mode telling you which biases you have so you can fix them in a ranked match