superhardalgebraproblems.com

Anyone know how to solve some of these?

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@OldSandboxPosts Suggestions?

I'd call them "7th bit" or "bit #7".

@lyxal is that a link to chess.com ?

@Simd it's obviously super hard algebra problems

What is this chess.com you speak of?

CMC bijection f from fractions(a/b) to finite binaries(a/2^b), s.t. f(x)<f(y) if x<y

So hear me out, but I think that if we put enough pressure on the people who own StackExcahnge, that they would rename every site to be ButterExchange. I think that would be great and a really good addition to the network. It'd be a butterwork (rather than a network).

@lyxal ¯_(ツ)_/¯

I configured Sloshy as a backup for Toasty but I'd need to have access granted for Sloshy in The Nineteenth Bakery please?

@tripleee one tick

@tripleee done

@l4m2 so map every rational to a dyadic fraction that strictly increases?

@lyxal many thanks!

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@pxeger What is that in reference to?

@Someone en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calkin%E2%80%93Wilf_tree is a possible solution

@NewPosts Y'know stackexcahnge.com isn't registered

@Simd You dropped this: \

I think lyxal stole it

it's probably somewhere in the pile of limbs

Visual representation of the pile of limbs

I just realised that I can actually steal limbs in chat by 11ing

None of y'all are safe anymore :p

@Flummox if you click the arrow link in the message, he was replying to you saying "I love the finances spreadsheet advertising his $10 loss"

@lyxal uh oh disappears

and also for future reference you can create your own arrow-link replies with the little icon that shows up on the right when you hover a message

instead of manually typing a ping out that requires people to scroll up to figure out what you're replying to