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Junglemath wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 18, 2019 10:13 am

Why are you assuming that English isn't my first language?

Is it then?

A few things must be made clear: The projecteuler.chat forum (that's the forum you are reading now) is an out of the box forum. It uses phpBB. We can't change that forum to accomodate for requests. The main site projecteuler.net is written by Colin Hughes himself. Reasonable request can be catered f...

Perhaps it's good to add that "integral" can also be a noun.
E.g the concept of an integral in Calculus (an antiderivative used to calculate an area and other uses) .
However, in the wording of problem 94 'integral' is an adjective.

Hello, I have two issues/bugs: 1. I have solved 100 problems already, but if I check my position in statistics/locations it says I only solved 99 problems, is it a sync issue? Yes, I think so. Should be OK now. 2. I got the "On The Ball" badge even though I didn't deserve it, can you remove it plea...

On Tue, 16 Sep 2014, 02:48.47 avic successfully generated an account recovery key.
They should have stored that somewhere in a safe place.
This is the one and only way to recover the account avic.

The problem isn't about adjacent numbers but about adjacent digits.

Problem seems to be fixed now.

Unfortunately the applet is in Java. Many browsers don't even tell you that they don't support Java any more.
At the time the problem was published in 2011every browser supported Java.
So alas, for you nothing to be viewed.

amagri wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 20, 2019 8:19 pm

Hi Euler team!

This message to inform you that I encountered a bug or at least strange behaviors on the Euler website.

I sent you a PM.

amagri wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 20, 2019 9:16 pm

Hi Euler team!

This message to inform you that I encountered a bug or at least strange behaviors on the Euler website.

I sent you a PM.

According to Wikipedia Common Lisp is a dialect of Lisp.
So please use LISP.

I'm having quite a lot of problem with the upper bound of 10^14. Was the upper bound of this problem ever increased? No Even using a bitwise sieve, i have problems even allocating that much. Probably some better way to do it without a huge sieve then. Perhaps you have to invent another approach tha...

Thanks,
Looks great.

I think it best if all pinned problems appear together.

If I pin a recent problem and in the Archives click on view pinned that recent problem is not shown.
It's only showed then if I ask for details of all problems on one page.

Using 1000 separators has the disadvantage of introducing additional characters that have to be deleted when copied. In new problems we're currently using $1\,000\,000\,007$. (In tex these small spaces are generated by the sequence \,) This reads well but can also be copied without additional charac...

How about jotting down the number of the problems you are interested in? It's only three digits.

RishadanPort wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 25, 2019 6:10 am

Hi

I know I'm not suppose to ask for hints... but I only have 1 -- Do I really need to allocate ~12.5 gigabytes to solve this problem, or is there a better way.

Of course there is a better way.

The original message was a part of the Bible. Some members took offense with that, so we changed the message.
Well, you can read that in the first message in the forum for this problem, can't you?

Merged with the existing thread for Problem 059.