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by mfoc 1y ago
Thank you.
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by mfoc 1y ago
I had noticed it before. The response by AnotherGoodName makes it clear to me now why.
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by mfoc 1y ago
That makes perfect sense. Thank you. To finish it off (skipping even numbers)... 546n + 247 is always divisible by 13. 546n + 249 is always divisible by 3.
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by mfoc 1y ago
When choosing rows = 4000 and columns = 546, an interesting pattern emerges. For all integers n ≥ 0, the ranges [243 + (n * 546)] to [249 + (n * 546)] inclusive appear to contain no prime numbers. Same with the ranges [297 + (n * 546)] to [
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by mfoc 2y ago
The term 'hallucinations' is by now a common expression when speaking about the shortcomings of LLMs and Generative AI. However, I propose that the expression is misdirected at LLMs and takes away rather than adds to our understan
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Studiositas and Curiositas(primematters.com)
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by mfoc 2y ago
The virtue of courage is a habitual strength of the will that enables its possessor to be ready to suffer for a good cause. Excess of this strength is foolhardiness; its defect is cowardice. In a similar fashion, we all have a natural desir
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by mfoc 2y ago
I gave my good faith understanding of what a tree is, but your comment made me think more about it, and to look it up. From chapter two of the book "Algorithmic Graph Theory and Sage" [1]; it states the following concerning direct
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by mfoc 2y ago
For clarity, in (computer science) graph theory, a tree is a rooted, strict, connected, undirected, acyclic graph. Explanation: rooted: One vertex (also called a node) has been designated the root. The depth of a vertex is the number of br
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by mfoc 2y ago
Thank you. Great question - you have touched on the key difference between a labeling scheme and an encoding scheme for tree data structures. As mentioned previously, the tree is an abstract data type, that is to say, a conceptual model tha
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by mfoc 2y ago
Quote from the article: "A tree-of-objects representation is more difficult to publish in a human-readable form. The objects that comprise the tree tend to all be very different, and thus it is tricky to come up with a consistent and s