Re: General Mathematics
Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2023 12:42 pm
Why were you in jail?
It's Sunday. Some of us have hangovers.
I'm sorry to hear that. I found a curious joy in learning.Jizaboz wrote: Sun Jan 29, 2023 2:26 pmIt's Sunday. Some of us have hangovers.
That's cool though you aced your GED. I felt bad for the others at the community college that seemed to be really struggling with it. I never went to jail but school felt like jail and I quit.
I forgot about hangovers. I haven't had a drop since Paddy's day 2019. I am an avid Marijuana smoker though, no hangovers there though, lol! I'm on medical Marijuana for pain, the card was given to me by Pallaitive care, not that it will matter much soon with all of the recreational dispensaries heading our way! Woo-hoo go legal weed!Jizaboz wrote: Sun Jan 29, 2023 2:26 pmIt's Sunday. Some of us have hangovers.
That's cool though you aced your GED. I felt bad for the others at the community college that seemed to be really struggling with it. I never went to jail but school felt like jail and I quit.
Lmao
Yeah, let's not. The last time that happened, it took hundreds of years to come back.
I think either you mean 'strange', 'unusual', 'non-standard;, 'bespoke', or 'unique' for the numbering systems they use. When there is something people use a lot, eventually people will move to the one that is easiest to use.raecoffey wrote: Tue Jan 31, 2023 11:41 am (well I didn't mean odd odd, I meant odd... you get my drift?) other systems were huge like base 60!
Before someone 'dings' me on it, I mean it's possible to count from 1 to 1024, not from 1 to 1024 factorial.Tdarcos wrote: Wed Feb 01, 2023 10:01 am i work with computers. Forget the measly counting to 60. On 10 fingers, I can count to 1024!
1 2 4 8 16 - 32 64 128 256 512
The reason I mentioned it is I wrote here "I can count up to 1024!" and when someone else mentioned a number followed by ! I "pretended" I thought they were using that number factorial. People here can be very quick to nail me for my own hypocrisies.raecoffey wrote: Mon Feb 06, 2023 7:18 pm I remember factorial, binary and hexadecimal. I've passed exams with these topics on them before. But it is a nice refresher to read :)
Can you name some others? Why do you like that system? What is your definition of intrinsic here dealing with math? And can you please give me an example of one of these " intrinsic propetries" in motion, mathematically? I don't understand how anyone can try to talk about science, especially mathematics using only words.Tdarcos wrote: Tue Feb 07, 2023 11:40 am There are other math systems that use intrinsic properties of numbers to make calculations easier than the standard single multiply and shift mode for multiplying two numbers. One I happen to like is the Trachtenberg System. There are others.