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That does not work. Given the looooooooong history of people on the internet not believing that, I preemptively invite you to implement it. If you could make i
by jerf 7y ago
That does not work.
Given the looooooooong history of people on the internet not believing that, I preemptively invite you to implement it. If you could make it work there's big money to be made.
More constructively and with less effort, while https://cs.stackexchange.com/questions/42464/are-there-any-compression-algorithms-based-on-pi https://cs.stackexchange.com/questions/42464/are-there-any-c... on the surface doesn't seem to address your scene, if you think about it for long enough, you'll find it does.
- Cpoll 7y agoIt wouldn't be practical even if I were right, but I see the issue with my logic. My reasoning amounted to "there are infinite repetitions of any sequence in Pi, therefore for any given sequence there must exist one occurrence with a compressible index." Which, after consideration, I acknowledge is incorrect :)