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Excellent! Here's my attempt: A key detail changes how environmental issues mark a damp format: "I'd nick pi digit" (P.S. It explains why I wouldn't be able to participate in Matt's calculations as I would cause a tsunami of tears) (P.P.S. That definitely wasn't written after I solved the anagram)

"Canvas-fueled parents dare erect painting shop! I dig silk, okay? Hmm- into wiki, madam!" Uses all the letters, makes none of the sense.

My attempt: "And if i did Taskmaster, my language machine appropriates lives with one dim knock"

I spake real lies, wham!

I'll second what I've seen others say: I'm surprised this doesn't have more views! I had fun trying my hand at it. My attempt is spoken by someone with the name Ace Dims. Maybe came out as more of a threat than anything inspiring, but ah well. "Ace Dims: If you don't make grampa king, I will take his ice heart and end it. Ransoms. PVP."

"Personally I disagree with our concept. Adapt, madam; invest in hags. Damn Mike!" Unused: fiikk

Great vid! Meathod was genius. I press red channel notification pad (Trying to say "Subscribed" with the letters provided was a nightmare)

Im always down for these „I wrote a software for x“ videos but each and every time I am surprised the video maker actually explains the code and all that. I understand nothing, nodding happily along and stay for the results 😊 great idea and video 👍

"Hold onto the new feels and anticipate sudden kia aaaak! mimsy vim pricks grip grim" Edit: I did one more and actually looked at the suggested words this time "Alice overassessment guidance: helping thwart ironman amid pimp kid kayak. Do it. F. "

Some would call this a TASmaster. (I hope this joke isn’t made in the video)

My attempt: "I am king Ammu. Apply what visions I declare: Go, think, make it, proceed and end as first."

Such a good video!

I note that if it's a *speech* , it doesn't have to be spelled entirely correctly. The clip you showed at the beginning had upside-down flags. So, you need either-or letters, so the pair is removed if you use either of them.

I did something like that in the 80's to quickly search a database -- on floppy disk. I actually used a 32x32 bit square noting letter combinations.

I absolutely love this! Taskmaster, math, and computer science. What could be better?

i train no more fad maps, the way i- akk! Damn deeds in great value. Click things, i pop sim.

My attempt at the Task (in under 20 mins) using your website: Did I speak an acid poem? Aging vinyl foes wrecked! I am triumphant on Taskmaster. Letters remaining: H, i, L edit: grammer lol

"I faked depth, keep a grip. To whom it may concern: a divined skill in anagrams is a must."

The year is 2030, coding interviews have moved on from leetcode. The challenge? Solve Taskmaster tasks.

Another idea instead of bitfields could be to use vectors/matrices. That way you can easily encode the letter quantities, and instead of 26 comparisons you just subtract two vectors. Should be a lot faster than loops and ifs, even in JS.

I know the agenda for this: marked speed uptick mainly via minimal data processing.

Here's a quick attempt that kind of makes sense: "Look under the desk and make an anagram within limits of massive cryptidic pipage"

Man, I wanna see that cat one more time.

This reminds me of a leetcode problem find max value within window. Because we are only modifying the letter pool at the cursor, the rest of the letter pool is unchanged and recalculated over and over unnecessarily. You may want to look into the KMP algorithm as I believe it was the optimal (though not easily implementable) algo for this.

"w. a cool video guy. i like it thanks mn. math mind transfer, same page. n rapid pick ideas" Here's my attempt. I've substituted sounds for words with "m[a]n" and "[a]n[d]" and had to completely drop the "[we are on the] same page" to express it's cool how we're on the same wavelength.

task master AND matt parker?? like

Oh my god this is the most niche combination of my hyper-specific interests I love this

You have made me think I should watch Taskmaster.

I love taskmaster (especially series 13)! And I love 3b1b! And I'm a CS major learning C++! It's like this video was made for me omg thank you ^_^

like and supscripe for more pi content and shit i make, and i always might give a dam, k!

I got “Could information help me manage the system. A Kid died via writing Paprika snacks”

Great video, the quality from new youtubers is amazing! I saw this episode the other day and this is just great! You got yourself a new subscriber.

This seems too complicated. What we need is to spend six months writing an even more complicated program that will create a program that can quantify how to turn any task into a formula that can be programmed.

Really cool video! As someone with no understanding of code whatsoever, I appreciate the cat breaks

I am here for 2:48 and 5:45 ᓚ₍ ^. .^₎

Great video! Had fun with your program. My take: "Dear taskmaster, in my opinion those red flags implied cheating. Kinda wack. Aim up! V." With "V" left i had no more braincells to spare so let's say i managed to match taskmaster's tip. 😅

the video is most inte'esting, i used for cracked anagram, plainly, madam pikin; "ahkpw!"

very cool :^)

Is this correct? I think so, but feel free to check my counts: A path awaits! Time is infinite. Aim, rise, and take hold. Keep moving. Dare to inspire. Stand tall. Strength is in you. Make it happen.

Nice! Sorry if I missed it, but is this open source? I had the idea of making the suggested words clickable to directly add that word to the textbox. I'd have a go at a pull request if it was open source.

track id at 5:15 ?

Man I love it when people use computer science to do pointless things. I once wrote a program to exchange the price of gold nuggets and chicken nuggets.

Oik

I feel like you made the bitwise operation more complicated than needed (though probably not slower). Instead of looking for failures, look for success. So you just do a bitwise AND between the two, and if the output equals the word bitfield, then you found a match.

Modern JS is actually decent for bitwise operations of 32 bit integers, at least if all the variables and members you use as 32 bit integers always remain 32 bit integers (so the VMs can make the assumption that it won't change type to speed things up).

Looking at the problem, I think a slightly faster algorithm would be: * Create a list for each letter-number pair, for digits 1-9. * Each word gets put into the lists for the count of each letter. For example, "Terrible" goes into the T1, E2, R2, I1, B1, and L1 lists. * At the start, all words are available if the word list has sufficient letters to spell them (this first step can be done the slow way) * Whenever the user types a letter, look at the word list for how many of that letter remain in the pool +1 (for example, if the user types an O, and there are 2 O's left in the pool, look at the O3 list), and remove all of those words from the pool. If the list of available words is stored in a reasonably efficient data structure (for example, a binary tree), I would expect this to take less than 1ms per letter added. The downside is that it doesn't support backspace except for by recomputing everything from the start.

famous internet songwriter bill wurtz has a page on his website where people can submit words or phrases and he will make a clever anagram of it. a couple years ago i tried making alternative anagrams to the submitted phrases myself but i'm not as natural as him at it. i would give in to anagram solvers which i struggled with a bit, because they're really intended to help scrabble players cheat. the idea to use scrabble solvers to help me make anagrams kept coming back to me, though. when i wanted to make another runescape account i took my main characters' name, telegumbies, and worked with it just using the scrabble solver and a google doc until i found a matching anagram name for my alt that i liked: bite legumes. i thought people could interpret that as somewhat like "go veggie." well turns out french people interpret that as "vegetable penis". what am i trying to say? well, i'm really happy you made this, and i like the odd way you got the idea too. my boyfriends name can be rearranged to "taint anal hunt".

I'm impressed you didn't go down the LLM route and have AI complete a sentence.

You can try the program right now and leave a comment with your solution to the Taskmaster task: www.ikebot.dev/description/anagram-constructor/anagram-constructor.html If you'd like to see the code, it's in this folder in the Github repo for my whole personal website. Changes, additions, and suggestions are welcome github.com/IkeB108/home/tree/main/description/anagram-constructor

"I spake real lies; wham!" is truly inspired.