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[2014-12-09. : 9:25 am]  O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- I don't even want to imagine how long a marathon-length civ game would last ... D: Literal real-world empires would rise and fall in that time.[2014-12-09. : 9:20 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- I wish I could play civ 5 at work ... that'd be so cool. xD[2014-12-09. : 9:18 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- I've never played dota 2, but I'm going to assume that after you play a round of it you don't find it to mysteriously be several days later.[2014-12-09. : 8:09 am]  MasterJohnny -- i think my RA was too busy to do anything big so those little things are all you really get[2014-12-09. : 7:33 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- I just think of research agreement, and want to play civ 5[2014-12-09. : 5:32 am] Jack -- can store in an array or vector or something and then add that way, just I'm lazy so I'll do that later tonight maybe[2014-12-09. : 5:14 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- JackJack shouted: how to do large numbers with C T_T how large of a number do you need? and what precision?[2014-12-09. : 4:56 am] Corbo -- And back then I didn't take it like something serious  so it really is a surprise to me that people actually use matlab[2014-12-09. : 4:55 am] Corbo -- I don't know, it just seems so far behind to me... I used it in a class I took like... 4 years ago? Then again, I am not a math major...[2014-12-09. : 4:19 am] MasterJohnny -- problem 2 feels like theres some fourier analysis trick to it[2014-12-09. : 4:18 am] Jack -- probably I'm being silly and there's a simpler way of adding super big numbers together without actually adding them[2014-12-09. : 4:16 am] MasterJohnny -- fuck yeah but my code for this problem is probably not efficient[2014-12-09. : 4:15 am] MasterJohnny -- Congratulations, the answer you gave to problem 1 is correct. You are the 415184th person to have solved this problem.[2014-12-09. : 4:09 am] Moose -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: Or, I should say 990 + 995 > 1600 already, because 1000 is not below 1000. #whatascrub [2014-12-09. : 4:04 am] Moose -- MasterJohnnyMasterJohnny shouted: 193968 Negative MasterJohnnyMasterJohnny shouted: so im wrong? Correct [2014-12-09. : 4:02 am] Moose -- It's nice when you can exploit the interior workings of the programming language for more efficiency[2014-12-09. : 3:59 am] Moose -- JackJack shouted: ye but then you won't get all the divisible-by-five's if you do that if ((i % 3 == 0) || (i % 5 == 0)) sum += i; // o rly?[2014-12-09. : 3:57 am] Moose -- (IE, if it's divisible by 3, you should add it and not even bother checking if it's divisible by 5.)[2014-12-09. : 3:55 am] Moose -- I would use a logical short circuit when checking if I should add to do it for me.[2014-12-09. : 3:54 am] Jack -- idk matlab but I just checked if a number in the divisible by 5 loop was also divisible by 3, if it was I skipped it[2014-12-09. : 3:54 am] Moose -- MasterJohnnyMasterJohnny shouted: i have no idea how to not double count... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inclusion%E2%80%93exclusion_principle |
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