Wordle: An Advanced Engineering Version of the Popular Word Game
Wordle is a popular game that has taken the internet by storm. In this advanced engineering version, players have to guess a five-letter word in max six attempts. If a letter in your guess is in the correct position in the target word, it will be marked green, and if it is in the wrong position, it will be marked yellow.
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Like ChatGPT, the Wordle game has also taken the internet by storm!
— Pratham (@Prathkum) March 22, 2023
You have to guess a five-letter word in max six attempts.
Here's the more advanced engineering version of Wordle: https://t.co/eDTSy0MQ98
Let me elaborate: pic.twitter.com/ci1iJrmb1u -
You have to enter a five-letter word guess.
— Pratham (@Prathkum) March 22, 2023
Here's how it works: -
If a letter in your guess is in the correct position in the target word, it will be marked green.
— Pratham (@Prathkum) March 22, 2023
If a letter in your guess is in the target word, but in the wrong position, it will be marked yellow.
And if a letter is not in the target word, it will be marked gray. pic.twitter.com/CZEfd1JMk1 -
In the typical Wordle game, anyone may make fraudulent claims with ease as there's no way to verify the proof.
— Pratham (@Prathkum) March 22, 2023
For instance, there is no way to confirm it if I claim to have gotten the word on the first try. -
There's a technique called ZK Proof using which we can verify if a person is claiming correctly without revealing the actual word.
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In simple words, ZKP is a way for one person to prove to another person that they know something without revealing what they know.
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https://t.co/c6FxMMhMmZ - built using @HypersapceOrg's ZKVM called the "Nanochain" — a zero-knowledge proof driven Wordle game that runs natively in the browser using Hyperspace’s general purpose WASM-based ZKVM.
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I solved it in three attempts and here's the proof: https://t.co/DMg7vkkfjF
— Pratham (@Prathkum) March 22, 2023
Every time you play it, it generates a ZK Proof, in the browser, which you can share on Twitter and which can be verified by others - simply using their browser. -
This ZK Wordle is just a glimpse of how the future will look like.
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This general-purpose proof generation and verification happens within milliseconds - as fast as a Google search, and this will be the default web3 UX for games to social apps, as Hyperspace comes increasingly online.
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Get to know more about @HyperspaceOrg here: https://t.co/hiUoHksi4B
— Pratham (@Prathkum) March 22, 2023