Just watched an interesting Numberphile video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJtxlErlx0U) about ErdΓΆs-Woods sequences, runs of consecutive numbers where all numbers in the sequence share one or more prime factors with one or both of the endpoints. And I thought, they can't be too hard to find, so "subl Scratch/erdoswoods.py" to write a little Python program to check. And... up popped a little Python program to check, which apparently I wrote last time I watched this video, in July 2024. Heh.
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That's relatively recent!
Fun that you didn't realize beforehand π
I've previously searched for info on how to use PyMOL (an open source, python based molecular viewer) and found bulletin board messages about the topic, where I was the one answering π
It's funny how that works.
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@sil aging is a shit innit π
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@sil You sub-contracted robbing from yourself to an AI?
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