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100prisoners

A small Next.js app for exploring the famous 100 prisoners problem devised by Peter Bro Miltersen.

The goal of this application is to

Explain the problem & solution in simple and easy to understand ways
Provide a visually compelling system to show how the problem & solution works.
Be aesthetically pleasing while attempting to support both Mobile & Desktop viewports.

The latest deployment can be found here.