No...this POST is a lie...I agree that competition helps consumers and that in most cases regulation isn't necessary as any douchebaggery by a company will quickly lead to their demise. However, in the

I think they're similar in their ability to fix scaling problems by using a DAG instead of a blockchain. Do you think byteball is under-developed or just lacks advertising and why?

Dude...no you didn't and it's easy to verify that...even so this is obvious bot spam and it tells me you don't respect the platform so I flagged you :)

If you feel like leaving your browser open on this site, feel free to mine for me ;)

Tomorrow I'm going to do some analysis of how effective it is, but this isn't quite my top priority right now, since I'm taking the GRE on Tuesday

Just FYI, quantum computing offers a HUGE speedup in solving things like traveling salesman and for breaking RSA keys, but things like AES will still be safe. It "only" offers a 2x speed-up on

I just found the solution, so the reward is no longer valid (unless you can give a good explanation)

If it helps, I think it might have something to do with derangements.

That's what I'm saying I did...the code finds a cycle at the 1456th iteration

This is wrong...or at least I hope it is since Fermat's last theorem states that An+Bn = C^n is never true for any A,B,C, and n > 2....

I wrote a little python script to do it for me: l = (0,1,2,3,4,5) hist = [] def getNext(l): return (l[1],l[2],l[3],l[4],l[5],int(str(sum(l))[-1])) for i in range(100000): hist.append(l) l = getNext(l)

Thanks :)

That makes a bit more sense, but I'm still not really convinced of it...I like your definition of truth though! That which is true or in accordance with fact or reality. But I got the feeling that, at

Thanks for responding! I still don't really understand what you meant though...if Truth is not unchanging, yet is not arbitrary, then what is it in your view?

First think of it as a vector with a particular basis. My vector is (6,3,2) which has length sqrt(36+9+4) = sqrt(49) = 7. Therefore the distance is 7.

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I'm a senior in college at UMD (Duluth, MN) studying math and computer science. (And playing around with crypto in my spare time)

Sounds pretty cool. I'll have to check it out more! Thanks!

The "flag" is basically a downvote or "unvote" as you say...these reasons are basically why it exists. Hope this helps :)

I meant how do you know that looking at a solar eclipse doesn't cause eye damage?