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You can find my personal site here: autoparallel.xyz. All opinions shared there are my own and do not reflect any views from any organizations I am associated with whatsoever.

In the past I studied mathematics and physics. Now, I'm more interested in computing and distributed systems as well as cryptography. There's a wonderful interplay between math and computing that I started to love over the years. I would really enjoy getting to apply the background I have in pure mathematics to formal verification of software. Quantum computing is another subject high on my list of interests (and would be fun to explore deeper given my background in Clifford algebras).

Currently a Staff Research Engineer at Pluto

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Ph.D. - Mathematics (Dissertation)

BS - Mathematics and Physics

Wrote an open source textbook: Mathematics for Physicists and Chemists.

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Add feedback logic to `add_guess()`

When a user adds a new guess, we need to check which colors are correct, and if any are in the correct spot as well and build feedback using the FeedbackColors enum.

  • Add logic that correctly counts the number of colors in the correct spot and puts a FeedBackColors::Black marker for those.
  • Add logic that counts the number of correct colors that aren't in the right spot and puts a FeedbackColors::White marker for those.
  • Otherwise, puts an empty marker. This requires adding an additional "empty" element to the enum FeedbackColors.
  • If you determine that there are 5 black markers, then the game is over and the user won.
  • Print next to the user's guess, the feedback. This logic should be added to print_board()

read_guess() and add_guess() can be modified in whatever way to track these things properly. Just make sure we're doing the correct things in the loop in main.rs

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