I Ching
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2024 6:13 am
I Ching is an ancient Chinese book used for divination and fortune telling. Each reading outputs a hexagram made up of two trigrams and each trigram consists of three lines.
Each line is either continuous (⚊) or broken (⚋), yang or yin, true or false, 1 or 0, binary. There are eight possible trigrams i.e, eight possible combinations of three bits. Hexagrams are six bits, 2⁶ combinations. An example is ䷆ .which is made up of ☵ and ☷.
There are 64 possible hexagrams each with a different meaning.
The following command will output a reading inside your terminal.
Ask a question and run it:
Each line is either continuous (⚊) or broken (⚋), yang or yin, true or false, 1 or 0, binary. There are eight possible trigrams i.e, eight possible combinations of three bits. Hexagrams are six bits, 2⁶ combinations. An example is ䷆ .which is made up of ☵ and ☷.
There are 64 possible hexagrams each with a different meaning.
The following command will output a reading inside your terminal.
Ask a question and run it:
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$ echo "/iching.cgi" | nc triapul.cz 70