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12:49
@XanderHenderson Grrrrrhhh! I try again with a downvote.
@Xander ONe of the answerers has since edited their answer to vent against others' actions on the question, an edit which I rolled back. I will not do so again, but venting against other users is not legitimate fodder for an answer.
note also the weird comments with the "infinite many processors"
@Xander: Please see my last comment before this one. Answerer rolled back to an answer starting with what he admits is his opinion.
13:14
@XanderHenderson Two of the answers are deleted because they do not adress the authors intention, namely to verify his/her own attempt.
13:26
for supporting you?
 
2 hours later…
16:07
@amWhy This and the other request above it are gone.
@TeresaLisbon Gracias! ;)
@TeresaLisbon Hi
16:23
@Peter Hello! Right now I'm doing CURED work, but sometime I will try to come to the Hopf chatroom. Perhaps tomorrow.
Thoughts on this question? Has two close votes, seems like some attempt is given but in the only answer the attempt is called unclear, can someone explain?
16:45
Reopen? Source is provided (I checked : it can't be more detailed than what is given unfortunately), and OP has provided useful information by factorizing the given polynomial into irreducibles. It may or may not be their work, but if it is then this is ok for me.
Duplicate Wanted to ask OP, but they are gone, so we go by faith (and trust me!)
18:01
@TeresaLisbon Up for deletion now.
@user21820 Indeed, only one more delete vote needed, @TeresaLisbon, @user21820
Need detail or clarity: math.stackexchange.com/q/4231143/42969. (Why do people ask for clarification after answering it ?)
@MartinR Itchy fingers.
18:33
D1, D2, D3.
D4, D5, D6.
D7, D8, D9.
18:44
D12 is from the stone-age :)
@Peter Are you saying I preceded the stone age? ;P :-)
@amWhy I am so old, I could be a neanderthals :)
@Peter Hah! ;D
19:11
@MartinR answers gone
19:26
@TeresaLisbon I think the issue with the effort here is that it is directionless. Why are they factoring the polynomial as opposed to, say, multiplying it by 10?

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