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2:03 PM
 
Hey all
 
hallo
@quartata for point of reference: Just finished the neurotoxin.
 
@flawr The plane has a nasty cough.
 
@quartata what does the glados steam trading card mean?
 
2:23 PM
@flawr Ah, the power of forced perspective.
 
IZ NOT
IZ MAJIK AND THAT FINAL
 
om nom nom
 
@EᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏIʀᴋ It's just an item.
 
okay
ohhh aren't those the things you make badges from?
 
I'm buying those for 1.5 scrap by the way
 
2:28 PM
cool
want a glados?
 
Still waiting on Steam Guard
 
okay
let me know when
 
Oh i almost forgot today is the 4th isn't it
 
need to find a hidey hole since the library is closed
 
2:31 PM
@quartata ?
 
My home will be too hot in the afternoon and most of my regular haunts will be closed or infested with tourists/4th of July people
 
@flawr I made a meta kinda like the a while ago.
22
Q: Unspoken challenge rules

Dr Green Eggs and Iron ManThe barrier for entry for new users to write challenges is too high. I think there's a problem with how we are closing challenges. There are only two reasons we can close a challenge as "off-topic": This site is for programming contests and challenges. General programming questions are off-topi...

 
anyways happy "avoiding people day"
or chuzzling beer day if you're into that
or "meaningful holiday representing the spirit of freedom and not just an excuse to chuzzle beer" if you're an idealist
 
@quartata ikr
i avoid people anyway. Definitely doing that now.
@quartata do you live somewhere with a lot of tourists?
@quartata I have a glados and now a lab portal 2 trading card. Let me know when you want them. 1.5 scrap sounds fine. :D
 
2:41 PM
At about two very specific times of the year yes
 
How are you enjoying Portal 2, Riker?
 
Do you wanna coop it sometime?
 
Oh yeah
I haven't done any of the coop missions yet
 
2:43 PM
They're pretty fun.
 
I'm about to finish coop with an RL friend who got Portal 2 in the summer sale. I couldn't believe that he had never played portal before
 
I've never played portal :)
 
@EᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏIʀᴋ just added you. :)
 
2:46 PM
i saw
:D
 
@El'endiaStarman hahahhaha
lost it at the flatland one
 
@LeakyNun When the lookbehind is attempted for the first time it's guaranteed to match the entire number because the + is greedy. So it's going up to the next word boundary anyway. But then the lookbehind succeeds and the regex engine won't backtrack into it, so it won't ever attempty to match just a suffix of the previous number.
@flawr I wish I had an idea. It's a serious problem and it's getting worse. The best idea I can really think of is to have language-specific rules (because then you'd always know which subset of the rules are relevant to your current answer, and they would be manageable). The reason we've got this massive set of implicit rules is because we're trying to cover all possible languages with them at once.
But then I don't see how to make these rules easily accessible without SE having a concept of languages to show them right there on the answer.
 
@MartinEnder How would language specific rules work when people invent their own languages? Does that mean if I make a language and no one else knows how to use it (which is true right now) that I have to make up my own?
 
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Happy Independence Day!
 
@DrGreenEggsandIronMan Pretty much. After all, you're in the best position to say what a normal program in the language looks like. There would still have to be some sort of community-curation, just like we have now. Like I said, I'm not sure how to implement it, but if we figured that out, it could solve a lot of problems.
 
3:00 PM
Maybe we could have a bot that parses the answer's header like the leaderboard snippet and edits in an appropriate meta post link. Not sure if that would be allowed really
If we could pitch SE on the idea they could make the Community user do it perhaps
 
@quartata That sounds horribly over complicated.
 
@quartata if we can pitch any idea to SE it should be adding meta data to answers, at least language and score. that would enable a built-in leaderboard as well.
the language-specific rules could work like tag wikis
 
Hey, that's not a bad idea. That way, they're fully in our control to create and edit them.
 
That would be nice.
If they work like tags that means we could make synonyms and stuff too
 
3:06 PM
I bet for most of the languages, the rules would be generally the same.
 
Yeah. We should probably have a general ruleset that language wikis "inherit" from
 
My only concern is that in case of a controversial rule or default, less eyes will see it, so it won't be as clear if it's reasonable or not.
 
The point of these language-specific rules is, it doesn't really matter. Since comparing different languages isn't very meaningful in the first place, we should focus on comparability within each language, and that isn't affected by language-wide rules.
 
For example I was going to write a v answer to the "add two numbers" challenge and I wanted to take one number from STDIN and the other as a CLI arg. I think that's reasonable, but some others didn't.
 
Maybe I'll try writing up a feature request for adding meta data to answers (and the things that could be implemented based on it). Can we think of uses other than leaderboard and language-specific information for answerers? I guess it would make searching for answers in specific languages possible. And language stats.
 
3:11 PM
Can I pull the "my language, my rules" card?
 
@DrGreenEggsandIronMan Good question. I find mixing input sources weird in all languages, but if people decide it's fine in yours, I don't think it's a problem.
 
@MartinEnder it would help with this:
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Q: Golfing Class of a language

Not that CharlesI feel like we may have enough data on this site to meaningfully break programming languages into classes. What I mean by classes is akin to Go's ranking system: If a player can win 90% of even games against a 2 kyu player, the AGA believes he or she is 1.33 ranks higher, the EGF believes (s...

 
It's an allowed input method
 
@quartata I know, doesn't mean I like it though :P
 
Yah, but the OP didn't allow it, and someone else (Peter I think?) Was complaining about it.
 
3:13 PM
@DrGreenEggsandIronMan yeah that's what I meant by language stats.
 
The shortest V answer just from STDIN is 5 bytes. Mixing sources, I could get it down to 2.
Although it doesn't handle negatives, so what does it matter?
 
@MartinEnder ok thanks
 
3:28 PM
@flawr: I seem to have hit a snag. My implementation gives the right answer for C(10000) % 10**8, but not for C(10000) % 13**8. o.O
 
3:39 PM
CMC: integer square root (has this been done before?)
well, in linear time
 
7 hours! :)
 
CJam: limQ (no clue what mQs complexity is though)
 
@LeakyNun I remember making a calculator program to do this a long time ago. :P
 
@El'endiaStarman in linear time?
 
@Lembik If that continues for long enough, it might become featured in "Weekly 'dare to answer?' questions". :)
 
3:45 PM
:o
CJam is written in Java
 
@LeakyNun is that floor or ceiling?
 
@DrGreenEggsandIronMan floor
are you going to use v to write it?
 
@LeakyNun Uh, maybe? I was in middle or high school at the time, and hadn't yet learned about complexity.
 
		add(new Op1("mQ") {
			@Override
			protected Object calc(final CJam x, final Object a) {
				if (!isNumber(a)) {
					throw fail(a);
				}
				final Object a1 = isDouble(a) ? ((Op1) get('i')).calc(x, a) : a;
				if (isLong(a1)) {
					final long al = toLong(a1);
					if (al < 0) {
						throw new ArithmeticException("Square root of negative number");
					}
					long t = (long) Math.sqrt(al);
					if (t < 1 << 26) {
						return t;
					}
					while (true) {
						final long t1 = (t + al / t) / 2;
 
@LeakyNun No way. V is only good au string manipulation.
 
3:46 PM
@El'endiaStarman I see
@MartinEnder looks like Newton's method to me
which is linear
 
@LeakyNun that looks familiar...
 
Jelly has ƽ
 
@DrGreenEggsandIronMan doesn't work
@aditsu that's your integer square root (mQ)
is it Newton's method?
 
@LeakyNun whoosh :p
 
3:49 PM
@aditsu Oh noes.
It happens.
 
I'm fairly sure my calculator program used the Babylonian method, which IIRC is basically Newton's method.
 
@LeakyNun Yes it does. Matl does not have arbitrarily large integers.
 
karate chops over head
 
@LeakyNun it's actually the Babylonian method
 
@aditsu I see
@DrGreenEggsandIronMan but it can calculate pi to 10000 digits?
 
3:51 PM
Idk, ask Luis.
 
also it's seeded with the double sqrt
@zʏᴀʙiɴ101 yeah it happened to Leaky Nun
 
@zʏᴀʙiɴ101 :) I didn't know about that concept!
 
@El'endiaStarman What values do you get?
 
@flawr 264921355 when it should be 617720485.
Oh wait, I know where the problem is. Hrm.
 
4:04 PM
Let me see
@El'endiaStarman I assume you too have derived a recursion, right?
 
@flawr Yes, then I figured out how to collapse it into a closed-form solution.
The problem is that I should be exponentiating, doing some arithmetic, then modding, whereas I'm exp., modding, then doing arithmetic.
I think this happens to be one of the edge cases where those give different results.
 
What do you get for c(1) ... c(5)?
 
The right answers. :P
And again, I get the right answer for C(10000) % 10**8, so it's mostly right.
 
n=3:
8
n=4:
13824
n=5:
71328803586048
n=6
9798477119793909670551703700100284084649984
 
I get the same for n=4 and n=6.
I'm telling you, I know what the problem is. I'm trying to figure out how to fix it.
 
4:11 PM
Oh ok=)
I have to go now, but I'love to discuss some more=)
perhaps we should chose a more private way for discussing this
 
0
A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

BlueWrite a BF to Hexagony Converter! According to community moderator Matrin Ender ♦: Hexagony is Turing-complete as any Brainfuck program can be translated to Hexagony with some effort. (Source) Your program's job is simple: take a valid BrainF**k program, and convert it to an equivalent Hex...

 
4:38 PM
That ******* moment when you're eglible for a custom G+/YouTube URL and you make a god damn typo. >:(
(custom URLs can't ever be changed)
 
@mınxomaτ change your identity, start a new life, register a new account
 
@LeakyNun sublinear, right?
 
@Maltysen no idea
 
either log(n) or log(log(n)) i forget which
 
4:52 PM
@aditsu oh, ok
 
@aditsu unbelievable.
 
@mınxomaτ how do i know if i am eligible?
 
@LeakyNun hm?
 
@Maltysen it's incredible.
 
How do you print the explanation of your code in pyth? Is that possible or do people just write it out?
 
4:53 PM
you write it out manually
 
@Optimizer a) Be a very popular individual or b) Have a G+ profile with a (Search Console-) verified URL.
 
@Harry well, I can write one for you?
 
@Harry its pretty annoying, but would be hard to automate because different symbols mean different things in different contexts, because of the many many overloads
 
Thanks @Maltysen
 
@mınxomaτ search console?
 
4:54 PM
I used to adopt prefix notation in my explanation, translating everything to pseudocode
but in the recent answer I switched to using postfix notation treating it as a stack
 
because that is the order of execution of the functions
 
@Optimizer You need to add and verify both the apex and www. version of your domain in Search Console. Then link it to the Brand Google+ page that owns the YouTube channel. The custom URL will start with the full domain name.
 
@LeakyNun cc @Maltysen I haven't verified that it's entirely correct; also, it doesn't take into account the complexity of multiplying and dividing large numbers
 
@mınxomaτ i see
 
4:57 PM
Conclusion: prefix notation = postfix notation
 
@aditsu i remember now that an intuitive reason for it to be log(log(n)) was that newton rahpson is basically interpolation search over a continuous domain, and interpolation search is average log(log(n))
not really but kinda
 
yeah it's better than binary search
 
0
A: Find the nth decimal of pi

Leaky NunPython 2, 73 bytes Finally an algorithm that can complete under 2 seconds. n=10**10010 a=p=2*n i=1 while a:a=a*i/(2*i+1);p+=a;i+=1 print`p`[input()] Ideone it! Uses the formula pi = 4*arctan(1) while computing arctan(1) using its taylor series.

help to golf please
 
@LeakyNun you have a =a* replace with a*=
 
@Maltysen can't be done, because of precision
 
5:09 PM
@LeakyNun oic
 
@LeakyNun seems wrong, you're off by 1
 
@aditsu what do you mean?
 
result for 0 should be 1
 
@aditsu you may use 1-based indexing
 
@LeakyNun if that's native to your language of choice
 
5:11 PM
well....
@aditsu ok fixed
 
2 bytes longer, you're welcome :D
 
@aditsu "thanks to @aditsu for increasing my score by 2 bytes."
:P
 
lel
 
"successive best rational approximations of pi"
>
The continued fraction representation of π can be used to generate successive best rational approximations. These approximations are the best possible rational approximations of π relative to the size of their denominators. Here is a list of the first thirteen of these:[50][51]

3 1 , 22 7 , 333 106 , 355 113 , 103993 33102 , 104348 33215 , 208341 66317 , 312689 99532 , 833719 265381 , 1146408 364913 , 4272943 1360120 , 5419351 1725033 {\displaystyle {\frac {3}{1}},{\frac {22}{7}},{\frac {333}{106}},{\frac {355}{113}},{\frac {103993}{33102}},{\frac {104348}{33215}},{\frac {208341}{66317}}
I have no intention to translate those LaTeX
 
Newest xkcd (which I'm sharing for the alt text):
UGH, chiggers.
 
5:20 PM
I have 2 different home pharmacy remedies that work pretty well
 
When I was much younger, I got a chigger bite on a certain, ahem appendage.
 
never heard of chiggers, sounds like nasty stuff
 
They're tiny red bugs that look kinda like ticks.
Well, red/orange.
 
I remember some pretty bad bugs that bit me when I was little, let me see what they're called in English
apparently "horse-flies"
 
Jeez, those things are huge.
I remember being bitten by one at a water park. Before I knew that they could and did bite.
TIL that "palladium" has another meaning that isn't the chemical element: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palladium_(classical_antiquity)
 
5:29 PM
Horseflies are horrible
And they're pretty persistent too once they find you
 
yep
 
@Downgoat where are you?
 
Vi.
(Waiting for the "New Sandboxed Posts" bot to react)
 
0
A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Vi.Platformer game code-golf game Write a platformer game. Rules: Keyboard input, minimum three commands: left, right and jump; Real-time. Screen should update (and the game iterate) on timer. Update speed should not depend on CPU speed. FPS should be between 2 and 120; It should be possible bo...

 
6:01 PM
are we also banning trolls?
 
@LeakyNun why does it skip 2?
 
@aditsu denominator is the same
it iterates through the denominators
if I am correct
 
oh
 
don't ask me how the 0 got there
> The convergents are 0, 1, 3, 22/7, 333/106, 355/113, 103993/33102, 104348/33215, 208341/66317, 312689/99532, 833719/265381, 1146408/364913, 4272943/1360120, 5419351/1725033, 80143857/25510582, 165707065/52746197, 245850922/78256779, 411557987/131002976, 1068966896/340262731, 2549491779/811528438, ... = A002485/A002486
 
@Downgoat @Quill When were the mocha tests added? :/
 
6:10 PM
@LeakyNun so what are the different denominators for 0, 1 and 3?
I suspect they're actually calculating terms of a particular continued fraction
not just any rational approximations
 
@LeakyNun how did the zero get there?
 
hmm, another way is to find numbers whose tan gets closer to 0
 
@LeakyNun here you go
 
6:25 PM
Describe assignment.
  Describe definition.
    [First of all,]
    It should work:
      TestCheddarFrom.Code("var a = 1") should equal "".
    It should set:
      TestCheddarFrom.Code("var a = 1; print a") should equal "1".
    It should work in expressions:
      TestCheddarFrom.Code("var a = 1; print a + 1") should equal "2".
    It should work with vars:
      TestCheddarFrom.Code("var a = 1; var b = a; print b") should equal "1".
  Describe reassignment.
    [First of all,]
    It should work:
 
6:37 PM
whoops
foo should be a "string".
=== equals ===
Expect foo to be a "string".
=== equals ===
Assert type of foo: string.
 
Please use Gists or Pastebin for longer text dumps.
 
It's not a large text dump.
 
yeah, it really isn't
 
Don't worry, I'm not going to show this new natural language to express unit tests more.
Not in this room, at least. But in the Sandbox.
 
hello again all
 
6:44 PM
@aditsu I hate those fu*cking beasts. They sting like hell.
 
hi @aditsu
@aditsu Thank you for your bug spot
 
@Lembik hello again part of all
 
@Lembik hi, I wish you clarified it informally..
btw, your name always reminds me of Lembit Opik
 
@aditsu :)
ah.. the lib dems.. we remember them well :)
will they come back like phoenix do you think?
 
0
Q: Extreme Complexity

GLASSICGoal : Write a program/function which takes too long to be terminated . Rules : Your program/function must take an specific amount of time to be terminated Your program/function must take no input . it's optional to output something , but not necessary. Your program/function must take at le...

 
6:46 PM
I don't really know his politics, I know he was with one of the "cheeky girls" and that he got into some trouble
 
ah :) He was a member of the Liberal Democrat party which got essentially wiped out in the last election
 
(the cheeky girls are Romanian)
 
he dated a cheeky girl
@aditsu informally you can't extend the interval by one in either direction and use the same period I suppose
 
@El'endiaStarman I have to print this one for my students.
 
@aditsu the example you gave used a different period
 
6:48 PM
@flawr Bahaha, yes. Wait, you're a teacher/tutor?
 
@aditsu does that make sense?
 
@Lembik ok, so it shouldn't be contained in a larger run of the same period
 
@aditsu right
@aditsu I added your version :)
 
I guess it makes sense, it would help to define the (smallest) period informally
 
@aditsu hmm... that would be nice
 
6:54 PM
btw, you want to compute en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_runs
 
-3
Q: What is the most common 4 digit number in Pi

KightChallenge A company has come to you and has forgotten their 4 digit passcode to disarm their security system. For some reason when they originally set it up, the chose a number that happened to be the most common set of 4 numbers in the first 100,000 digits in Pi. Your task is to find the code o...

 
@Bálint nice, now simulate the universe :)
 
@aditsu Only after you
 
Damn it, I didn't get to put an answer to the Extreme Complexity one
was going to do 99e! in CJam
RIP
 
7:08 PM
89
Q: If a program terminates and there is no one to see it, does it halt?

kb_souIt's time to face the truth: We will not be here forever, but at least we can write a program that will outlive the human race even if it struggles till the end of time. Your task is to write a program that has a expected running time greater than the remaining time till the end of the universe....

 
Yeah, it's more or less a dupe
I forgot about that challenge until after I had cast my close vote though
 
"e!" most likely didn't exist at that time
 
@El'endiaStarman I do private lessons every now and then, and regular exercise lessons (or what would you call those? I'm never sure=)
 
@flawr Perhaps "tutoring sessions".
 
7:14 PM
@aditsu why the f*** did you link me to an adware site
 
Well here we have the system that for almost every (math) lecture you have to solve weekly exercises which are scored, then solutiosn to those exercises are presented in those lessons I'm talking about, where students can also ask and discuss more than in the regular lectures. Those are also usually in smaller groups. Does it work that way everywhere?
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ It's SMBC?
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ what? first, I didn't link you, 2nd, how is it adware?
 
use an adblocker if a cartoonist trying to make a little ad revenue bothers you
 
SMBC has had a lot of spam ads lately.
 
7:15 PM
the moment I opened it a stream of ads hijacked the page and almost autoinstalled a virus
 
@aditsu This is soo true.
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ never happened to me
 
okay
I guess my computer is still haunted -.-
 
AdBlock is life
 
@BusinessCat I see a Progressive ad, an ad for a comic onvention in New York and an ad for some clothing store
 
7:17 PM
@BusinessCat why would I do that? that prevent people from making money
 
I don't use adblock; most of the ads on SMBC are usually for other comics, but there are various other ones too, all harmless in my experience
 
If you're getting spam ads maybe it's based on your search history :PP
 
@NativeEnglishSpeakers: As an outcome of a game, when do you use draw and when tie?
 
@flawr They're the same.
 
I use them synonymously.
 
7:17 PM
@flawr click the red button :)
 
So is it more british vs american or is there really no difference?
 
Although usually I think "draw" refers to the final match outcome while "tie" can mean "they're currently tied" or such
 
It might be a bit nitpicky but I think draw means there is no winner and tie means both players won simultaneously
 
No real difference, at least not one that anyone cares about
 
just draw a tie :)
 
7:19 PM
PSA: Don't close challenges as off-topic > Incomplete/Unclear, use Sandbox. That is literally what unclear what you are asking is for.
 
quotes would be clearer than backticks ^
 
@EᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏIʀᴋ closing your comment as "unclear what you're trying to say"
 
@flawr that's a nice drawing of a tie
 
@flawr MS Paint skills
 
7:23 PM
this is another cool SMBC: smbc-comics.com/comic/math-education
 
@BusinessCat Do you want to insult me? This is Photoshop!
 
@Downgoat did you vote for me for the person you helped you in tf2?
I just got the item from it.
Just wondering who did that.
 
@EᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏIʀᴋ Yeah, that's why I didn't select the already-entered custom close reason on that question.
 
@aditsu Somebody voted to close a question as a custom off-topic reason "Unclear or Incomplete, use the sandbox".
2 people actually.
 
7:32 PM
@flawr My Intro to Algorithms class at University of Washington had those. I forget what they were called, but the people who lead them (usually senior/older students themselves) are typically called teacher/teaching assistants.
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ wat
 
@El'endiaStarman So you do not have those in other classes?
 
@flawr Almost all of my classes didn't have those sessions.
 
@flawr draw for speed drawing comics, tie for everything else
 
can someone help me? I have a date as millesconds, and I need to get the day of th week :P is there some formula, or will I have to do some crazy stuff involving leap years
 
7:33 PM
@El'endiaStarman How about exercises?
 
@flawr Yes, I've had more or less that system for my math classes
 
I think "tie" is for when both sides get the same score, like in sporting games, whereas a draw is where neither side scores/wins, as in chess.
@flawr If you're talking about homework, then yes, I've had those in every single class. Well, a few classes made them optional. In pretty much all cases, you had the option of going to a tutoring center or to the/a teacher to go over the problems/your solutions.
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ new Date(x)
 
@aditsu I'm using an esolang where the only date related thing is the millesconds
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ If only you had said "a date in milliseconds", I coulda made a joke off of it...
3
 
@El'endiaStarman yes, I chose my words carefully :P
 
> milleseconds
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ you didn't say anything about any language
 
@aditsu yes, but I was asking for a formula.
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ link?
 
7:37 PM
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ Looks like you'll have to do leap-yeary stuff.
 
@EᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏIʀᴋ the language is irrelevant.
 
@El'endiaStarman ok
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ i just want to know.
:P
 
7:37 PM
Is anyone here at a UK university?
 
Reng
I guess I'll have to do some trickery
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ yeah, the formula needs to take leap years into account
if it's within 1901-2099, you can get away with "every 4 years"
 
that's good to hear :) thanks
 
> millesconds
 
7:44 PM
7 mins ago, by Eᴀsᴛᴇʀʟʏ Iʀᴋ
> milleseconds
read the transcript
 
Hah, that's funny. Easterly Irk typo'd while pointing out the typo. :P
 
@CᴏɴᴏʀO'Bʀɪᴇɴ o_o Oh, right.
 
@El'endiaStarman it's Muphry's law
 
@El'endiaStarman damnit
 
7:50 PM
PETITION: Make poitining out typos illgeal!!
 
@flawr: This is basically the essence of my difficulty with PE 312:
 
@flawr i calculate the levenshten distance to be 2?
 
>>> y = 13**4; z=2923; (3**z%y)//2; (3**z//2)%y
554
14834
 
@flawr yes, please
 
7:51 PM
@El'endiaStarman Is this python?
 
@flawr Yes.
 
But this is not the real formula, right?
 
Oh no, not at all.
 
Wanna compare it?
 
Nah, I wanna figure it out on my own. Then we can compare. :P
 
7:53 PM
I thought you have the formula?
 
I do, but having to mod stuff kinda messes it up.
 
I mean the formula without the mod stuff
The bare mathy formula
 
Then yes. If multiplying gigantic numbers was O(1), I'd have it already.
 
Do you have a better way of expressing it?
 
Mine's different, and I would suggest deleting that.
 
7:56 PM
why?
no mathjax?
 
No, it's part of a solution to PE 312.
 
no it is top secret nuclear lauch formula
 
It's a PE problem
 
@El'endiaStarman Can I find you on facebook or in another "private" place?
 
@flawr did my mod trick work, btw?
 
7:57 PM
@Maltysen I did not finish yet, still have a minor problem, but yes it does work=)
 
:D
 

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