Bearly Learning
Update on the "I'm cooked" situation... > I took a few days off (well, not really... but at least I did from that project) > Did workout tortures > Got terrorized by a moth > Somehow survived a presentation to foreign students... And now, I am pleased toβ¦
Also shoutouts to
@bluelightreverie
@cerebralsymphony
@I_Build_stuff and
@thechillcodinglounge for their help in this endevor
and @Betjer for being the inspiration and muse to this project
@bluelightreverie
@cerebralsymphony
@I_Build_stuff and
@thechillcodinglounge for their help in this endevor
and @Betjer for being the inspiration and muse to this project
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The number 73 is famously celebrated as the "best number" due to a mathematical law coined on The Big Bang Theory. It is uniquely special because its mirror, its factors, and its binary representation all connect perfectly.
1. The Prime Mirror: 73 is the 21st prime number. Its reverse, 37, is the 12th prime number, and 21 is the reverse of 12.
2. The Product Property: The product of its digits in base 10 is 7 Γ 3 = 21.
3. The Binary Palindrome: In binary form, 73 is written as 1001001, which is a perfect palindrome.
Mathematician Carl Pomerance from Dartmouth College and his colleague Christopher Spicer proved that 73 is the only prime number that meets these precise mathematical criteria.
Finally reached 73 subscribers...
Woop woop
1. The Prime Mirror: 73 is the 21st prime number. Its reverse, 37, is the 12th prime number, and 21 is the reverse of 12.
2. The Product Property: The product of its digits in base 10 is 7 Γ 3 = 21.
3. The Binary Palindrome: In binary form, 73 is written as 1001001, which is a perfect palindrome.
Mathematician Carl Pomerance from Dartmouth College and his colleague Christopher Spicer proved that 73 is the only prime number that meets these precise mathematical criteria.
Finally reached 73 subscribers...
Woop woop
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Sheldon describes 73 as the best number.
Of special interest to radio amateurs, Doctor Sheldon Cooper describes the best number.
In addition to Sheldon's reasons, 73 is a palindrome in Morse code: dah dah di di dit, di di di dah dah. Which backwards is dah dah di di dit, di di di dah dah.
In addition to Sheldon's reasons, 73 is a palindrome in Morse code: dah dah di di dit, di di di dah dah. Which backwards is dah dah di di dit, di di di dah dah.
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Am I the psychopath?
As soon as all the stipulations are read out, put in your answer
Spoiler... read after watching the video
My immediate answer was 100+
As soon as all the stipulations are read out, put in your answer
Spoiler... read after watching the video
Forwarded from The Chill Coding Lounge
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@edentity_crisis with the drift π Go check out the event gangπ₯
Engage with their TikTok gangππΎ
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Engage with their TikTok gangππΎ
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Y'all know who you are.... but
DONT REPLY TO THIS POST
Y'all got exam tmrw y'all should be studying for
but know that i got y'all's back
FIGHTINGGGGGGG
Good luck
DONT REPLY TO THIS POST
Y'all got exam tmrw y'all should be studying for
but know that i got y'all's back
FIGHTINGGGGGGG
Good luck
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Bearly Learning
Voice message
Got serenaded in the middle of the road at 10 at night
Bole Is a crazy sefer
Bole Is a crazy sefer
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The way I have a final exam on Saturday...
The way I didn't start studying yet...
The way I am unbothered about the whole situation...
The way I didn't start studying yet...
The way I am unbothered about the whole situation...
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Forwarded from Weird Facts π§
According to a Russian ritual, You have to be sure not to wash your hair the night before an exam, because you might in fact be "washing away" all the knowledge that you have gained thus far.
#weird_factsTM
#weird_factsTM
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Never had I done an exam with this much 'elih' before..
As soon as I entered the exam hall, the teacher had a problem with me... and my glasses
Told me to take em off cuz "yezemenu technology aytamenem"... bruv thought I had Jarvis on my glasses
Keza he went up to me straight and told me to do the calculation part (which I didn't know would come) by hand without any calculation
Had to square 1.96 then multiply by 0.487 and 0.513 then divide by the square of 0.05 (sample size calculation)
Pretty sure the other students didn't calculate and put it as is
But screw it
We calculatin
As soon as I entered the exam hall, the teacher had a problem with me... and my glasses
Told me to take em off cuz "yezemenu technology aytamenem"... bruv thought I had Jarvis on my glasses
Keza he went up to me straight and told me to do the calculation part (which I didn't know would come) by hand without any calculation
Had to square 1.96 then multiply by 0.487 and 0.513 then divide by the square of 0.05 (sample size calculation)
Pretty sure the other students didn't calculate and put it as is
But screw it
We calculatin
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From the bottom of my heart...
I say this with the utmost sincerity and goofiness....
Congratulations, Engineer @Bela_Jash_Thoughts and Engineer @cerebralsymphony, for completing your undergrad studies...
We have only known each other for around 5 months, but it feels like we've been friends for 5 or even 10 years...
Friends like you are hard to come by...
Intelligent and Viby friends even harder
We (the whole D.I.C) are so proud of your achievements, and we can't wait for more accolades and success that are definitely coming your way (Pause)
I say this with the utmost sincerity and goofiness....
Congratulations, Engineer @Bela_Jash_Thoughts and Engineer @cerebralsymphony, for completing your undergrad studies...
We have only known each other for around 5 months, but it feels like we've been friends for 5 or even 10 years...
Friends like you are hard to come by...
Intelligent and Viby friends even harder
We (the whole D.I.C) are so proud of your achievements, and we can't wait for more accolades and success that are definitely coming your way (Pause)
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