An Interesting Pattern in the Prime Numbers: Parallax Compression
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#6The pattern looks nice, but I would have asked some mathematicians before announcing this as something novel.
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#7The pattern looks nice, but I would have asked some mathematicians before announcing this as something novel.
"SQLite looks nice, but I would have double checked with Oracle engineers before announcing this as something novel"
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#8The pattern looks nice, but I would have asked some mathematicians before announcing this as something novel.
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#9The pattern looks nice, but I would have asked some mathematicians before announcing this as something novel.
Come on, does every cool thing need a stamp of approval by "experts" before publication? "SQLite looks nice, but I would have double checked with Oracle engineers before announcing this as something novel"
Otherwise you’d end up like the MD who’ve “rediscovered” numerical integration (the trapezoid method) and got it published in the journal of diabetes or whatever.