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I’m not a big math nerd, but I’m also a programmer so maybe I have an slanted bias of what that means. Being ND also helps. I would love to see four consecutive
by skinnymuch 4y ago
I’m not a big math nerd, but I’m also a programmer so maybe I have an slanted bias of what that means. Being ND also helps. I would love to see four consecutive numbers. I have kept two numbers around to now with 2 and 3 consecutive same digits. So XYY-ZYYY numbers without area code. With area code they are AYB-XYY-ZYYY for two diff area codes. I’d love giving up any Y overlap if the last four can be consecutive especially if it’s 4.
- jjtheblunt 4y agoND = ?
- HelenePhisher 4y agoneurodiverse.
- bpye 4y agoI ended up picking my current number because it had a power of two. A silly thing but it amused me.
- PaulDavisThe1st 4y agoSome years ago, I met someone whose license plate was: 4745454B I immediately felt that something was up with that, took a few more seconds that I would have liked to figure out what it was.
- e1ghtSpace 4y agoWhat, in your head?
- PaulDavisThe1st 4y agoYep.
- Hallucinaut 4y agoUgh, I spent an entire shower thinking about this before the method to decode popped into my head. Guess I'm not enough of one.
- chrismorgan 4y agoMy phone number ends in 32768. That was the highest power of two available. Funny thing is that until then, 2¹⁵ had been the only power of two from 0–16 that I didn’t clearly remember. Now I’ve got them all!