It’s easy for non positive you can do -1, 4, 11
lol x e12
nerds
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Ok wtf is this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Cube
@fuguer a french software for machine assisted proving of math theorems
Why did I just found out about it'
1 1 3
@fuguer talked to some guy here years ago who was an expert
No I never worked with software to solve theorems sounds interesting
@fuguer 1,1, 3 is correct no?
It is quite cool, name is a little weird, but what do you want, french person wrote it
Is vlad still around?
1,1,3 wont work
1/4+1/4+3/2= 2
You need it to be twice as big as that
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I didn't think hard enough.
Solving it for positive integers requires advanced number theory/elliptic curves
Apple can't be Banana i'm not cut out for this world
damn you internet
@iippo https://youtu.be/p3B8bMc2kso
Since they’re all fractions you can see that once you find an answer you can multiply all numbers by x and it’s still a valid answer
ban high integers
8 bit were enough
Lol we had a bug at work where a system failed because we hit the 32 bit integer limit for # of jobs run
ITS 9 AM EST ON A SATURDAY
POOLS CLOSED
People didn’t move over to 64 bit bigint
#long long long
6,000,000
Y2K all over again
6 grillion
times 6 m
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i should have stayed in school
stay in school kids
https://twitter.com/LSNCatholic/status/1198066167304380416
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