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eppur_se_muova

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4. "Fix my stupid" ... I never assume that's possible, so no.

Tue Dec 31, 2024, 10:31 AM

Dec 31

""whatever your point was..." applies to your whole post. There's a lot of nothing here -- no proofs, just showing that a method sometimes produces usable results, often doesn't. That's not an improvement over anything.

There is a "Science, Speculation, and Pseudoscience" Forum. Check it out, and consider posting there.

I haven't even looked at "Binary Energy" yet -- I have the feeling I'm about to go down another Plutonium Atom Totality Theory rabbit hole, but I'll eventually hold my nose and dive in.

For future reference, including such remarks as this

If you find running a simple python program difficult or you don't understand what a Modulus is 'Please Go Away'. All the NLN system is doing is sliding one bit off the front of a list and putting on the back of that same list and if that is too hard of a function for you to grasp... then please do not reply to this post. This is for people with at least a 5th grade education. If you find this to be too difficult to understand. Please read your 5th grade refresher course or take some online courses that will help you understand simple binary and basic division. That's all the skills you need. If you find that too hard... well, maybe math isn't for you.

Proving you're a moron just makes you look stupid.

won't win you any converts -- it has quite the opposite effect. And you should probably reflect on your last sentence for a good, long while before posting again. DU is home to open exchange of many different types of ideas, but doing so with rudeness is not welcome in any DU Forum.

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Q_NLN_Factoring - an extension of Binary Energy Dynamics [View all] mikelewis Dec 27 OP

This was published in 1944, Ptah Dec 27 #1

"If you find a number like 1037615213 and you will find it to be extremely challenging." eppur_se_muova Dec 31 #2

Sympy is actually much faster than that and it works every time. mikelewis Dec 31 #3

"Fix my stupid" ... I never assume that's possible, so no. eppur_se_muova Dec 31 #4

So am I allowed to post on your discussion forum or not? mikelewis Dec 31 #5

No one's saying it's fair. I'm just saying you're being unnecessarily, premptively abrasive. eppur_se_muova Dec 31 #6