I have picked 3 words and encoded them using a secret cipher.
cater > dbuf6XP10PIde1555
reactor > sfbf5XQ10PIde1557
beg > cfif5XP10PIde1553
Any user with the trustworthyish badge may request one word of their choice to be encoded using my cipher. (Any number of trustworthyish users can participate, they each get one word.)
Your job is to figure out the full cipher. If anyone posts the solution before close, the market resolves to YES. Otherwise it resolves to NO. (Specifically, you need to come up with an algorithm that has the same outputs as mine for all input words.)
SHA256 hash of the answer: 7b72dbb71907944333763ff8e824af0fa6abc47a31587b2e14e6edb8afe610f6
For previous attempts, see: /IsaacKing/will-anyone-post-a-solution-to-the
@IsaacKing Can I get one word, just for fun? 🥺 (To mix metaphors, this puzzle has been eating at the back of my mind.)
@IsaacKing This is more complicated than I thought. :D
Testing current theories… can you correct the wrong ones?
I > Kf5XP10PIde1551
supercalifragilisticexpialadocious > tvqg5XQP10PJde15534
@IsaacKing How much more patience do you have? How are these?
peep > qffg5XQ10PIde1554
twist > uxjf6XQ10PIde1555
gentrifying > hfof5XQ10PJde15511
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@IsaacKing Oh, I was under the impression that by "trustwortyhyish" you meant "doesn't subjectively look too much like a sockpuppet". If it only means users who have a blue check on this site, then I don't expect this to be solved.
@JamesBabcock Oh, no, I meant the specific badge. (So as to restrict the number of guesses to a reasonable number.) Sorry for the ambiguity.