SsxSin
Feb 23, 2006, 10:02 AM
#1
The crashing issue that sometimes occurred when Spoil/Sweep was used in a party has been corrected.
finally i can spoil in parties :)
Caleria
Feb 23, 2006, 10:04 AM
#2
YAYz0rz.
One bug down, 17.825.097.502.365.925.915.437 to go. ;)
Cal
PS: 1 adena to whoever can read out loud the number above without mistakes. :p
Populater
Feb 23, 2006, 10:22 AM
#3
YAYz0rz.
One bug down, 17.825.097.502.365.925.915.437 to go. ;)
Cal
PS: 1 adena to whoever can read out loud the number above without mistakes. :p
Seventeen Sestillion Eight-Hundred-Twenty-Five Quintillion Ninety-Seven Quadrillian Five-Hundred-Two Trillian Three-Hundred-Sixty-Five Billion Nine-Hundred-Twenty-Five Million Nine-Hundred-Fifteen Thousand Four-Hundred-Thirty-Seven.
I'll pass on the 1 Adena to anyone who can count out loud from 1 up to that same number without skipping any. ;)
Oh and The above is what it would be called in the United States. I hear there are different systems of naming large numbers in other countries.
Saab
Feb 23, 2006, 11:43 AM
#4
Oh and The above is what it would be called in the United States. I hear there are different systems of naming large numbers in other countries.
In spanish 1 billion is "1 million of millions" of as in english.
So the next time you see/hear/read in spanish something that has de word "billón" (billion) multiply YOUR billion by 1,000 :eek:
Jalba
Feb 23, 2006, 12:40 PM
#5
I take the 1 adena if you give it for each number i count from 1 to the number.
Darkmotion
Feb 23, 2006, 12:49 PM
#6
Greetings,
One bug down, 17.825.097.502.365.925.915.437 to go. ;)
Seventeen Sestillion Eight-Hundred-Twenty-Five Quintillion Ninety-Seven Quadrillian Five-Hundred-Two Trillian Three-Hundred-Sixty-Five Billion Nine-Hundred-Twenty-Five Million Nine-Hundred-Fifteen Thousand Four-Hundred-Thirty-Seven.
Well well, a Mathemagician, huh ?
Populater, you're probably one of those statistics guys...
Have Fun !
BoardPK
Official Board Devil
HIeverybody
Feb 23, 2006, 12:54 PM
#7
17,825,097,502,365,925,915,437
1.7825097502365925915437 x 10 ^ 22
Read allowed as :
One point seven eight two five zero nine seven five zero two three six five nine two five nine one five four three seven times 10 to the twenty-second power.
what searver are u on?
Darkmotion
Feb 23, 2006, 1:01 PM
#8
Greetings,
what searver are u on?
Mathematics are like foreplay. The more you demonstrate, the more credit you'll get.
Obviously this is something you haven't quite understood yet.
Have Fun !
BoardPK
Official Board Devil
Woodsman
Feb 23, 2006, 1:27 PM
#9
90% of all statistics has just been made up. As we can assume is the amount of bugs to go.
So if we do this the programmers way, after all computerbugs is a programmers thing we get:
Bug=Bug-1
Caleria
Feb 23, 2006, 1:31 PM
#10
Awesome, lol. :)
See what a normal forum troll like me can trigger by hitting 23 number keys in totally random order. :)
+1 guys.
Cal
PS: Erica is it.
HIeverybody
Feb 23, 2006, 1:36 PM
#11
Awesome, lol. :)
See what a normal forum troll like me can trigger by hitting 23 number keys in totally random order. :)
+1 guys.
Cal
PS: Erica is it.
Prime NotPrime
2 1
2 1
4 1
1 1
2 1
2 1
(to be continued)
I see a pattern... you sure those were random? ^^
Darkmotion
Feb 23, 2006, 1:40 PM
#12
Greetings,
See what a normal forum troll like me can trigger by hitting 23 number keys in totally random order.
Hmmmmm, you're a small Troll. Bigger Trolls enjoy eating smaller Trolls. I'd love to eat you.
Be carefull, you just type numbers randomly, but mathemagicians are lurking EVERYWHERE.
Have Fun !
BoardPK
Official Board Devil
Caleria
Feb 23, 2006, 1:46 PM
#13
This place is crawling... creepy for small trolls even. :p
Yet mathemagicans hardly ever bite... :) unlike mightier forum trolls.
Cal
Darkmotion
Feb 23, 2006, 1:52 PM
#14
Greetings,
This place is crawling... creepy for small trolls even. :p
Yet mathemagicans hardly ever bite... :) unlike mightier forum trolls.
Cal
Crawling with Mathemagician Trolls.
Mathemagicians bite all the time. You just have to ask them to proove it.
MIGHTY Forum Trolls will bite on anything, because they know they can get the best of anything.
Like asking to play one on one with Mike Jordan. In arithmetics, I own him, however, in basketball, he owns me.
Have Fun !
BoardPK
Official Board Devil
Populater
Feb 23, 2006, 2:45 PM
#15
1.7825097502365925915437 x 10 ^ 22 is actually pronounced
One And Seven Sestillion Eight-Hundred-Twenty-Five Quintillion Ninety-Seven Quadrillian Five-Hundred-Two Trillian Three-Hundred-Sixty-Five Billion Nine-Hundred-Twenty-Five Million Nine-Hundred-Fifteen Thousand Four-Hundred-Thirty-Seven Sestillianths Times Ten to the Twenty-Second Power
But it's easier to say your way.
Caleria
Feb 23, 2006, 3:02 PM
#16
-1 for being too smart. ;)
We also have quite a few philosophers and sociologists around, too bad the off topic forum is so quiet. Meh...
Cal
Populater
Feb 23, 2006, 3:07 PM
#17
-1 for being too smart. ;)
We also have quite a few philosophers and sociologists around, too bad the off topic forum is so quiet. Meh...
Cal
As long as I don't run headlong into a swarm of Scientologists, I will be all hunky-dory.
Saab
Feb 24, 2006, 5:48 AM
#18
-1 for being too smart. ;)
We also have quite a few philosophers and sociologists around, too bad the off topic forum is so quiet. Meh...
Cal
As long as I don't run headlong into a swarm of Scientologists, I will be all hunky-dory.
Or proctologists.... ouch!
<--- I'm not a troll I'm a goblin
Caleria
Feb 24, 2006, 6:00 AM
#19
No kidding... I'm working in the university library atm... sick place! Anyone interested in textbook and color atlas of proctology? We are selling and older one of those atm. 3 Eruos, plus shipping. :p But don't say afterwards I didn't warn you. ;)
Cal
Schmusekatze
Feb 24, 2006, 6:25 AM
#20
Actually in science and math 3.14159 is spoken as three point one four one five nine, and not 3 point fourteen fifteen nine, and not 3 and onehundredfourtyonethousandonehundretfiftynine.
Also in Math 1 = 1.0 = 1.00 = 1.000
but in electrical engineering 1 != 1.0 != 1.00 != 1.000
cause with the number of digits you are making a statement about the accuracy of your given data.
In Math 1=1. There is no variance in a 1.
In electrical engineering, a 1 can be 1.23, 1.01, 1.002313 or 1.312348716238765451297835951925397162535. All these numbers are rounded to 1, so in electrical engineering, they ARE 1. Mathematicians usually run havoc, when confronted with EE math.
So 2+2=5 for extreme large numbers of 2 ;)
In Computer Science everything is so much better.
Or as an old prof of mine said: "10^-27 is 'Zero' enough".
Kitten³