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I'd rather have goals = [], inputs = [] as the first two lines of the method since you're only calling @generateInputs using the inputLengths
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hey @chuj, @bmwwoo, @s-gogna
Here are some changes to the code organization of the branch. It cleans up some ambiguous code and uses some nice coffee tricks to make some of the logic clearer.
Let me know what you think.
Also, I didn't make all of the changes I think are necessary. This still needs work (e.g. the duplicated code that was in
ShareGameServiceand is moved toHashingService). I think this is a step in the right direction though.