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It's awesome. That's really nice. One thing, when I pick a number with an annoyingly large prime factor (e.g. 1655=5*331), it seems to drop the large factor. A
by mcnamaratw 11y ago
It's awesome. That's really nice.
One thing, when I pick a number with an annoyingly large prime factor (e.g. 1655=5*331), it seems to drop the large factor. At some point that probably makes as much sense as drawing 331 pentagons. But does it indicate somewhere that a factor isn't displayed?
EDIT: Ohhh, the dots are just very small. Thanks for the explanation!
- sharkdp 11y agoHuge prime factors are indeed a problem (in the sense that the simply look like circles). I think I can work a little bit on the scaling of the diagrams (there is still some free space). Maybe this would help to see larger prime factors. Thanks for the feedback!
- mcnamaratw 11y agoOhhhh, so when I do 1655 I'm not just getting a pentagon, I'm getting five circles, each made out of 311 little tiny dots? (Or however many dots it is :P)
- sharkdp 11y agoExactly. Maybe a Retina display with super-resolution on the canvas would help ;-)