I made a daily guessing game as a side project, and apparently none of us knows how many islands the
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I like games like Maptap and Krillion, so I built Moonshot: five numerical questions a day, ten seconds per question, and a score based on how close your guesses are. You don’t have to know the answer—just take your best shot. One question asked how many islands the Philippines has. Of the 27 people who played, nobody guessed within 10% of the answer: 7,641. It’s been a fun side project, and I’d love feedback from people who enjoy daily games. Is ten seconds enough time to make a good gu
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