Easter eggs (ask.chaipat.cc)

The easter eggs in src/eggs.js are a few queries that do something other than search, the way some search engines hide them. Each is matched against the whole query, so a real question that happens to contain the words still gets a real answer. They are plain JavaScript.

Some move the page: it can tilt, shake or blink. Two play: a spinning ASCII donut after donut.c, and a game of 2048 that his solver, ported to JavaScript, can play for you. Some play: a coin, dice of any size, the answer to everything. Some are jokes about search itself. A few know about him: "hello world" prints Hello World in every programming language his work uses, counted from the graph; "happy birthday" throws confetti and says how early or late you are for the site's own birthday. Which queries they are is left for visitors to find; asking the site whether it has easter eggs gives a few hints.

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id:SiteEggs
    a cj:Component ;
    rdfs:label "Easter eggs (ask.chaipat.cc)" ;
    cj:shortLabel "Easter eggs" ;
    cj:componentOf id:ThisSite ;
    cj:sourceFile "src/eggs.js" ;
    cj:uses id:JavaScript ;
    cj:description "A handful of queries that do something other than search, the way some search engines hide them." ;
    cj:article "https://ask.chaipat.cc/wiki/SiteEggs"^^xsd:anyURI ;
    cj:implementationDigest "sha256:5351977cc91929b823c42ba14b14168c4c6ce433c8b3c8ccdd63582264a2c945" .