hmm -- https://looo.lol/?x=65536
None of the powers of two work:
https://looo.lol/?x=1 (I like the “Binary math can seem hard, but it's actually quite simple.”)
Looo.lol – a binary math site
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#22Something like this could be really helpful to learn IPv4 subnetting/addressing. My aha moment in fully understanding it was learning binary, most of the resources I used at the time didn’t explain it very well.
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#23I'd love to use this tool with my high school CS class, but the "suggestive" numbers would, unfortunately, prevent me. Great concept and well implemented! -specifically, some of the first few numbers are 69 and 80085
There are only three predefined numbers (69, 420, 80085). It doesn’t look to difficult to replace those in the source if you want to provide your own version.
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#24After dismissing the final pop-up it will go on to proclaim: > Yes! > 80085 is 00000000000000000 in binary!
It does look like a lot of 80085 if you squint a bit.
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#25Can HN make the first character lowercase? Is the application constrained somehow?
It would work if it was submitted as A binary math site - looo.lol.
The actual title is “looo.lol - Learn Binary Math Through Shitposting” (https://neatnik.net/view-source/?url=https://looo.lol).
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#26Meh, just go left-to-right, and click the buttons, starting at the first... if it's higher than the wanted number, disable that button, and go one position to the right, and try that.
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#27hmm -- https://looo.lol/?x=65536
This is because for any n-bit number, the maximum value is 2^n - 1, e.g. 2^8 - 1 = 255
But the number of values is just 2^n, because that includes zero.
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#28I'd love to use this tool with my high school CS class, but the "suggestive" numbers would, unfortunately, prevent me. Great concept and well implemented! -specifically, some of the first few numbers are 69 and 80085
You can edit the url to use any number. :)
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#29Why is Telstra (Australian telecom/ISP) blocking this website?
Re: Looo.lol – a binary math site
#30If you're into binary math games, also see Flippy Bit And The Attack Of The Hexadecimals From Base 16 (note: site has sound).
https://flippybitandtheattackofthehexadecimalsfrombase16.com...