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Thursday, November 5, 2020
I mean if we do that its trivailly easy
but the question is specifically
using the day/month/year format
we need to maintain the calendar format
or the modern one
how many unique combinations of day divided by (month times year)
if you evaluate the dates, how many duplicate outputs are there
so how many dates are deleted
year 0 is fucked so I am starting at year 1
but isn't year 0 real
year 0 causes the function to diverge
since we are dividing by 0
you could just go to 2021
my spreadsheet keeps crashing
I don't have enough RAM
I am doing analysis on this stupid function for a given year
to narrow it down
yes that is stupid
dividing by 1 does nothing
dividing by 0 is not allowed
because it breaks math
Regi killed all the furries
can't you read
I'd love to see more child furries
imagine parents trying to convince schools
to let their kids attend in little fursuits
I mean, kids are basically immune, or so I've heard
if anything we should all stay at home, and have kids do everything to keep society running
it's be like that show we watched, kid nation
but on a slightly bigger scale
should I come up with some other word to use, to refer to "kids"
would that make it better?
okay spooky short answer is this math is hard to do by hand
I'm going to write something tomorow, because I'm actually sort of interested Pika
but it's too late to think about that now
i'm running a probably inaccurate calculation
I am too, and it is
at 817/2020 atm
very slow
if I code something up I can give you how many we lose on a give year
not accounting for every year
easily
