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Re:Commutivity
Not to be confused with Alkulukuja Paskova Karhu, which also deals with the number 13... ... paraskevidekatria ... -
Re:This is like playing tabletennis alone
Prime95 is so outdated. Try the latest in prime number finding: The Prime Number Pooping Bear. I won't believe this number until the bear confirms it for me.
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I still want a Prime Number Shitting Bear
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Prime # Bear
The Prime Number Shitting Bear is still my favorite way to count primes.
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I'm aiming at the $150,000 prizeI'm aiming straight at the EFF prize of $150,000 for discovering a prime number with at least 100,000,000 decimal digits.
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Re:Prime NumbersNot really anything to do with this specifically, but this story does have something to do with goatse, so I will bring it up.
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Re:55 CPU years
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Big Deal - Javascript!!
I found it by leaving my browser open for a while on this page.
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Prime number bear
So how long would it take this guy to crap out the number they found?
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more prime numbers
Here is some more fun with prime numbers: "Prime number shitting bear"
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Not as much fun as
The Prime Number Shitting Bear. Watching a console window spit out prime numbers might do it for the geeks, but everyone can loves the prime number shitting bear.
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First shitting bear post!
Now, who can forget the Prime Number Shitting Bear?
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What?
So many comments, yet not one link to the Prime Number Shitting Bear?
Not even the slightly more tame Prime Number Pooping Bear? -
What?
So many comments, yet not one link to the Prime Number Shitting Bear?
Not even the slightly more tame Prime Number Pooping Bear? -
Re:I didn't RTFA
Because as numbers get higher, there are a lot more numbers below that can be factors, and thus the frequency of prime numbers decreases. E.g., between 1-10 we have 5 prime numbers, but between 1000-1030 there are only 4. This amusing animation that generates prime numbers demonstrates that prime numbers are more rare as you approach infinity (i.e., the program's "prime density" drops).
Thus it would make sense that the probability of having a twin prime would drop. The question is if it drops to zero or not.
It can be demonstrated that there are infinite primes, though, by saying that if there were a finite set of primes, you can get a new number by multiplying all the known primes and adding one. This number divided by any of the known primes always gives a remainder of one. Thus it has no prime factors, and is prime. We would then tend to believe there are infinite twin primes, but this is not so easily proven. -
Alkulukuja Paskova Karhu
First post!
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Re:Whatever.
Hmm... cluster number crunching in JavaScript... are you the author of the prime number shitting bear!?!?
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Re:they've been lying to us
I think you would do it sort of like the prime number shitting bear. -
Detection? How about these..
I sure wouldn't feel safe going to a field after it'd been inspected by a bunch of robots,
however sophisticated mine detection gadgets they might have.
Wonder if any common antipersonnel/vehicle mines could survive the hammering this monster can offer?
RA-140
theres also one in action:
Raisu in action
(ok pics, sorry about the Finnish..)
The robots might do a good job on really unaccessible terrains but for clearing up bigger areas, these offer more *bang* for a buck I think.
Cheap, easy to operate and robust.
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The Prime Number Shitting Bear
I wonder how long it would take for The Prime Number Shitting Bear to reach this number...
;)