mafaa

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Win the game as long as the Goldbach Conjecture is true(old.reddit.com)
2 points by mafaa 2y ago|0 comments
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Deal infinite damage for 4GRU, as long as the twin primes conjecture is true(old.reddit.com)
35 points by mafaa 2y ago|5 comments
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Packing Geometric Shapes(erich-friedman.github.io)
127 points by mafaa 4y ago|17 comments
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by mafaa 4y ago
Under 1% of users for over 50% of your mobile gaming revenue with a not single purchase model has been a good general estimate since 2010; I invite you to google an publicly available data on that. From what I've seen privately 50% is
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Stuperspace(insti.physics.sunysb.edu)
2 points by mafaa 5y ago|0 comments
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No one who understands monoids can even explain what they are(youtube.com)
7 points by mafaa 5y ago|0 comments
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by mafaa 6y ago
They bring up gmp which i'm surprised to never see discussed here. Underpins so many tech stacks (+ gcc relies on it) and is basically always involved in the cryptography piece of those given how many rely on huge numbers.
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by mafaa 6y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_(mathematics) it’s a little hard to describe as it’s fairly abstract. It’s a structure that is subset of abelian groups (groups where operations on elements of the group don’t depe
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Notation as a Tool of Thought(jsoftware.com)
203 points by mafaa 6y ago|43 comments
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by mafaa 6y ago
Single turnip is ridiculous sure but that is hardly the average sub 5 $ purchase. I have seen people check out with single pieces of fruit or like a gallon of milk regularly. Plus, in my state, you could easily get a single deli item for lu
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I Use 8 Monitors(reason.com)
4 points by mafaa 6y ago|0 comments
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by mafaa 7y ago
I think small random uses add up to practical value although there are those who make a religion out of its 'meaning'. some (n mod 9) can be found by (is congruent to) (sum of the digits mod 9) instead is the most obvious example