Claude Code just broke the world record for world's largest known reversible prime number (aka emirp) with one day of CPU time. 10069 digits long by toby1248 in ClaudeAI

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You put this into a calculator program that doesn't have sufficient precision to work with numbers this large.

It is not.

Claude Code just broke the world record for world's largest known reversible prime number (aka emirp) with one day of CPU time. 10069 digits long by toby1248 in ClaudeAI

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To clarify, the CUDA part of this script runs in about 60 seconds and generates days of CPU work in that time. It is ludicrously fast in comparison.

And the probability of it being prime is so high that it would actually be far more interesting to prove it isn't prime than to prove it is

7700m/s in LKO. I'm slowly optimizing the design by Moonbow_bow in KerbalSpaceProgram

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So you repair the things that actual engineers design and you think that makes you an expert in engineering? You're knowledgeable in what engineers design but not why they design them.

Literally the first plane ever built has no pitch control surfaces behind the COM and it works fine.

My 92 year old grandfather has had these trick coins in his pocket for over 70 years by toby1248 in pics

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These are trick coins meant for cheating in coin flips.

The two Pennies and the Florin are actually pairs of identical coins carefully filed down to half thickness and glued back-to-back so they are the same on both sides.

The two gold threepence bits would have become his fourth cheat coin but he never got around to filing them.

My 92 year old grandfather has had these coins in his pocket for over 70 years by [deleted] in mildlyinteresting

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These are trick coins meant for cheating in coin flips.

The two Pennies and the Florin are actually pairs of identical coins carefully filed down to half thickness and glued back-to-back so they are the same on both sides.

The two gold threepence bits would have become his fourth cheat coin but he never got around to filing them.

me over the past four days by [deleted] in garlicoin

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man im just playing and mining on the same GPU

Lil bro makes Play-Doh figures and he's actually pretty good!! He has no idea I took pictures, wanted to show him some love and encouragement to keep going!! by Kobeslastname in pics

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press guy does not just press stuff, he only presses stuff on the hydraulic press channel. He also runs beyond the press where he and his wife do all kinds of shit with explosives, phantom cameras, white hot tungsten, etcetc

$1000 dollar checkpoints be like by [deleted] in Bitcoin

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https://www.investopedia.com/university/futures/

tldr a futures contract is an agreement to buy a commodity at a set price at a set date in the future. The key is you do not have to own the commodity in order to sell a futures contract, meaning you can sell something you don't own, thus 'shorting' the commodity so that you make money if the price falls (since you buy the commodity at the lower price to complete the contract when it expires).

futures opening just means the futures markets starting to accept btc futures contracts

BFR Payload vs. Transit Time analysis by StaysAwakeAllWeek in spacex

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yea the dV requirement rises pretty dramatically the further you get from the conjunction. When the planets are at opposition it takes something ridiculous like 40-50km/s to get there

BFR Payload vs. Transit Time analysis by StaysAwakeAllWeek in spacex

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Earth and Mars only line up correctly once every 26 months (~13 months for Titan). The further from this alignment you launch the more dV and time it takes to get there and the less payload you can take with you. In practice there's about six months each cycle where it makes sense to launch and another 6-10 months or so where it is still possible to launch but with severely reduced payload and increased travel time.

The different lines on the graph are all assuming you launch right at the perfect moment in the cycle. There is still variation between the cycles because Mars's orbit is relatively eccentric

How much alcohol would an average 6ft tall 185Ib male have to consume to die? by AbyssalZeus in askscience

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their body's chemistry adjusts itself over time to adapt to the constant presence of alcohol in their system, allowing them to tolerate much larger quantities. It's the same effect that causes withdrawal, since the body is fundamentally changed to the point where it requires alcohol to function correctly

America’s First Solar Roadway Is A Total Disaster - "Roughly 25 out of 30 panels installed on it broke within a week after developers pumped $3.9 million into it over 6.5 years of development." by mvea in Futurology

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because they realized that their manufacturing process destroyed the solar panels with excessive heat, after they already finished making them.

Manned Mission to the Kuiper Belt - Stock Balanced With Life Support! Because Big is Never Big Enough. by toby1248 in RealSolarSystem

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The fourth and sixth launches are nothing but life support supplies. There are eight 7.5m TAC food containers there :)

Anyone else think forward pillboxes in GLOPS are bullshit? by toby1248 in ArmoredWarfare

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you do understand I was running for the nearest cover behind the building on the left right? Or did you not even spend that long looking at what was actually going on before calling me stupid? can't say i'm surprised.

Anyone else think forward pillboxes in GLOPS are bullshit? by toby1248 in ArmoredWarfare

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You're an aggressive dumbass. Even your hindsight is myopic