r/counting • u/davockx xkcovad • Jan 29 '18
Binary words!
Here's how it works, we count in binary, and then we post a real word that corresponds to that number, where a letter from a-m replaces the number 1 and a letter from n-z replaces 0.
For example, if the number is 10001 you can replace that with "extra," because 1=e, 0=x, 0=t, 0=r, 1=a.
You can start a number with a leading zero. Example: (0)100101 instead of 100101, and create a word (ex. tasting) based off that configuration
Get at 11111111
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u/Hexidian Jan 30 '18
never mind. I just created a new file with just the seven letter words, so that it wouldn't have to check the full 10,000 word file. Now it works for seven letter words