@H.PWiz um, did you calculate it? Haskell is kinda lazy, try doing print 2**77,232,917-1 in Python and you'll see how much it actually is (hint: don't)
def reciprocal(base,precision,n):
if n==1: return 1
index = 1
while pow(base,index,n) != 1:
index += 1
index = (precision//index+2)*index
return base**precision-base**index//n%base**precision
def to_base(num,base,precision):
res = ""
for _ in range(precision):
res = str(num%base) + res
num //= base
return res
def gcd(a,b):
while b:
a,b = b,a%b
return a
def exp(p,n,precision):
precision += 10
old_res = 0
res = 1
add = 1
i = 1
m = p**precision
while old_res != res:
g = gcd(m,i)
I got an offer for an internship (pays also!) for a fiber company and i will be working with them on the computer and tech stuff and will be stationed right under the prez of the company! :DDD
Aiming for a contradiction, let the cube root of $2$ be rational.
So, we have $\sqrt[3]2 = \dfrac p q$, where $p$ and $q$ are integers.
Cubing both sides, we obtain $2 = \dfrac{p^3}{q^3}$, which gives us $2q^3 = p^3$, i.e. $q^3 + q^3 = p^3$.
However, by Fermat's last theorem, this has no solut...
This just gets better and better. Copy the output of tio.run/##S85JTcz7/z83P6U0J1UhNzEzjysztyC/… into the codebox and try to run it. That's some strange encoding magic going on there.
@DJMcMayhem Personally, I don’t think that statement is true. I obviously cannot prove it, but I feel like it can be proven using Bertrand’s postulate or something
NP, sorry I missed the window of the sale. I just started a new "hard-mode" on kerbal myself... 2x the cost of stuff, 1/2 the earnings, no ability to save or load.
I would like to know what the common practice is for revamping problems that were not constructed properly the first time.
The first(and only) code-golf puzzle I made was The struggling college student's GPA Calculator. I put the question into the sandbox and received a few feedback items, but ...
@Pavel Same, I love the manga, but dislike the adaptations; I like the gritty stuff TBH... All my friends love the romance genre like 'Fruits Basket' and that makes me puke.
@ATaco I didn't mind the manga ;P. Then again I was at barnes and nobles 2-3 hours after school cause of my dad's job as a kid, that's when I got into this stuff.
@ATaco I stopped watching ALL animes that have 1-12 episode where they say "season 2 unknown". After I knew overload died I was so sad. I loved how they went into ridiculous detail on the game rules.
@Riker If you want more specifics feel free to start a chat with me... I have too many experiences with good series. Most are TV-13/TV-MA though, no romantic, more mystery.
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I seem to have murderer npm. The command npm exists, but dnf reports that it isn't installed. Attempting to dnf install npm fails. Running the command npm causes it to crash instantly.
Aiming for a contradiction, let the cube root of $2$ be rational.
So, we have $\sqrt[3]2 = \dfrac p q$, where $p$ and $q$ are integers.
Cubing both sides, we obtain $2 = \dfrac{p^3}{q^3}$, which gives us $2q^3 = p^3$, i.e. $q^3 + q^3 = p^3$.
However, by Fermat's last theorem, this has no solut...
I would like to know what the common practice is for revamping problems that were not constructed properly the first time.
The first(and only) code-golf puzzle I made was The struggling college student's GPA Calculator. I put the question into the sandbox and received a few feedback items, but ...
Answer with a Quine
Answer this question such that some code (within your answer) outputs the contents of your entire answer. This should the answer in the form of its markdown editing.
For example, if your post were the following:
Some language, 14 bytes
blah blah blah
some code here...
