[–] reidjs 4y ago ↗ That goes from sort of understandable to completely cryptic in about 3 pages [–] wizardofdos 4y ago ↗ TLDR: You can't tell by looking (if your rule holds for all or only a small set of numbers).You will need a maths degree for actually telling. [–] techbio 4y ago ↗ "Capricious coincidences cause careless conjectures." [–] danuker 4y ago ↗ > It will be proved by intimidationSounds like it worked! [–] France_is_bacon 4y ago ↗ Heh. You mean sort of understandable for part of the first sentence, ending with '35 examples of patterns." After that, no.
[–] wizardofdos 4y ago ↗ TLDR: You can't tell by looking (if your rule holds for all or only a small set of numbers).You will need a maths degree for actually telling. [–] techbio 4y ago ↗ "Capricious coincidences cause careless conjectures."
[–] France_is_bacon 4y ago ↗ Heh. You mean sort of understandable for part of the first sentence, ending with '35 examples of patterns." After that, no.
[–] jostylr 4y ago ↗ Example 5 has long been a favorite of mine. So easy to investigate, so geometrical, and there is a pattern, just not the obvious one.
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[ 3.5 ms ] story [ 28.4 ms ] threadYou will need a maths degree for actually telling.
Sounds like it worked!