Trouble Maker: Truth or Dare Prompt Generator Based on Markov Chain
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An open-source physical device called Trouble Maker generates Truth-or-Dare prompts with a single button press, uses a lightweight Markov chain algorithm trained on a mix of funny and formal texts, and prints each prompt instantly on a thermal printer. Two hardware builds exist: an Arduino + laptop prototype and a standalone Raspberry Pi Zero version. A preliminary user study finds prompts readable, often surprising, and that the device increases playfulness and engagement during play.
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