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Displayed name	Lt. Sullust
Member number	32
Title	Shaper
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iGod in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Friday, September 16 2005 12:49 Profile #16 I seem to have trouble connecting. Oh well... -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
The one calculator in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Tuesday, September 13 2005 18:13 Profile #86 You could just see if the remainder is zero when divided by any number less than the square root of that number. It is definitely less coding. Of course, it may take a bit longer... -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
Mathematical Logic... in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Tuesday, September 13 2005 14:04 Profile #47 Alrighty, I've done some digging... S = the set of all sequences of 0's and 1's \|P(N)\| = \|S\| \|R\| = \|S\| Thus we have \|P(N)\| = \|R\|. -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
Mathematical Logic... in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Tuesday, September 13 2005 10:27 Profile #44 I'm not completely convinced by that little statement of yours that \|R\| = \|P(N) -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
The one calculator in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Monday, September 12 2005 18:40 Profile #79 Using the techniques of Linear Algebra it can easily be determined. As for the use of it, the fibonacci sequence shows up in a surprising number of places. The function itself can be shortened to create an estimating function which is almost the exact same for large enough values of n. [ Monday, September 12, 2005 18:41: Message edited by: Lt. Sullust ] -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
The one calculator in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Monday, September 12 2005 07:38 Profile #76 But why would you do it that way when there is actually a formula for the fibonacci sequence? (Obtained from: 1: Getting Serious About Series by Kirby Urner) [ Monday, September 12, 2005 07:39: Message edited by: Lt. Sullust ] -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
The one calculator in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Monday, September 12 2005 06:33 Profile #74 You mean Fibonacci. F(0) = 0 F(1) = 1 F(n) = F(n-1) + F(n-2) I don't think it's all that difficult to program. The only difference perhaps is whether you choose to have F(0) = 0 or 1... -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
The one calculator in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Sunday, September 11 2005 18:22 Profile #70 My casio couldn't play games...oh well... :( -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
The one calculator in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Sunday, September 11 2005 13:57 Profile #68 Sometimes random things don't look as random as they actually are, that is the beauty of it... -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
Mathematical Logic... in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Saturday, September 10 2005 09:48 Profile #36 quote: Originally written by Alex: quote: Originally written by Lt. Sullust: Continuum Hypothesis(simplified): There is a set whose size lies between that of the Real Numbers and the Natural Numbers. I thought the Continuum Hypothesis was that there is NO set whose cardinality is larger than that of the natural numbers and smaller than that of the real numbers (e.g., the rational numbers have the same cardinality as the natural numbers). I think it's usually accepted as an axiom. I felt that phrasing the question in that way might give away the first answer too easily... -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
Mathematical Logic... in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Friday, September 9 2005 09:02 Profile #27 I suppose that would've been interesting too, but the fact that so many people said false indicates to me that they would say it is similar in size to N... -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
Mathematical Logic... in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Friday, September 9 2005 02:34 Profile #24 Incidentally, the one that I believe is harder to see more people have gotten correct... [ Friday, September 09, 2005 02:35: Message edited by: Lt. Sullust ] -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
will the war ever end? in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Thursday, September 8 2005 18:57 Profile #16 quote: Originally written by Arancaytar: Fair enough, after all you're just doing what I did to you. ^_^ (mutters Frigging noob.) Yes, but you were probably making a preemptive strike, which is all perfectly well and fine... :rolleyes: -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
Mathematical Logic... in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Thursday, September 8 2005 18:55 Profile #19 The first two questions have correct answers... -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
Mathematical Logic... in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Thursday, September 8 2005 12:02 Profile #9 I agree completely; however, a neither option isn't very appealing... Also, there are infinite infinities, so saying one is 'larger' than the other is alright, if not slighly confusing... -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
Mathematical Logic... in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Thursday, September 8 2005 09:40 Profile #0 Alrighty, time to test your reasoning skills. Supply an answer to each of the following questions. In addition, post your reasoning for said answers. For your assistance, consider the following definitions: N = The set of Natural Numbers (i.e. {1,2,3,4,5...}) R = The set of all Real Numbers (0,1) = The set of all Real Numbers between 0 and 1, not including 0 or 1. Continuum Hypothesis(simplified): There is a set whose size lies between that of the Real Numbers and the Natural Numbers. Poll Information This poll contains 3 question(s). 49 user(s) have voted. You may not view the results of this poll without voting. function launch_voter () { launch_window("http://www.ironycentral.com/cgi-bin/ubb/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=poll;d=vote;pollid=giNpoknMyaZP"); return true; } // end launch_voter function launch_viewer () { launch_window("http://www.ironycentral.com/cgi-bin/ubb/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=poll;d=view;pollid=giNpoknMyaZP"); return true; } // end launch_viewer function launch_window (url) { preview = window.open( url, "preview", "width=550,height=300,toolbar=no,location=no,directories=no,status,menubar=no,scrollbars,resizable,copyhistory=no" ); window.preview.focus(); return preview; } // end launch_window -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
Not Another Leaving Topic in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Wednesday, September 7 2005 02:43 Profile #6 quote: Originally written by The Stew Boy: Well, goodbye then. Don't know if you're still on the boards or not, but I can safely say that at least 50% of the board members will miss you. Do your relatives have a computer? If so then try to post using it. Edit: Ok, you have gone. So who am I talking to? That is most definitely a lie. 50% of the members have probably never posted and thus have no clue and don't care that he is leaving. Another 49% post once or twice and then leave. The remaining 1% is the active members and of those, I don't think 50% care either... -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
The 1 Dollar Question in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Tuesday, September 6 2005 14:39 Profile #2 I think they would start believing once it got into the millions of dollars...and it probably would... -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
Hurricane Katrina in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Tuesday, September 6 2005 03:30 Profile #63 As Americans we find ourselves unable to complete anything, eventually we just get bored and let it go... :P -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
Hurricane Katrina in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Monday, September 5 2005 11:52 Profile #49 There already are tax incentives for owning a hybrid car... [ Monday, September 05, 2005 11:53: Message edited by: Lt. Sullust ] -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
Hurricane Katrina in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Monday, September 5 2005 02:41 Profile #45 quote: Originally written by Lady Davida: Katrina, I've heard, was a level 2 hurricane. That it broke through level 3 levees is not very encouraging; Katrina was category 4 when it made landfall, it didn't fall back to category two until a few hours later... -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
Hurricane Katrina in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Sunday, September 4 2005 14:13 Profile #35 Internationally other countries have agreed to released around 60 million barrels of crude oil from their strategic reserves, the U.S. has agreed to release 30 million barrels of it's own supply. This is intended to help quell the rising gas prices; however, this crisis has been a long time coming and this will only put it off... EDIT: And I believe the average of 2.85 was before the Hurricane. It's gotta be over $3 now. [ Sunday, September 04, 2005 14:14: Message edited by: Lt. Sullust ] -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
The one calculator in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Friday, September 2 2005 17:03 Profile #23 If you want something which will force you to understand the math you are doing, get a Casio. If you simply want something that you can plug in and get the right answers get a TI. -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
The one calculator in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Friday, September 2 2005 04:00 Profile #1 Most of the people I know, and I'm sure many others use TI 84 calculators. I myself have a Casio... -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
Hurricane Katrina in General
Lt. Sullust Shaper Member # 32	written Thursday, September 1 2005 18:48 Profile #17 It is extremely disturbing how quickly it is falling apart down there... -------------------- Lt. Sullust Cogito Ergo Sum Polaris Posts: 2462 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00

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