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Hi mdean,
If you could PM your value, I can confirm it.

The kudos count is aligned properly now. Kudos for that euler...

Many thanks to the PE team for the new style. The site looks great with the new styling.

The only issue that I saw was as that of MHealy. For non-permananent posts, the kudos are slightly mis-aligned in Chrome.

Truly appreciate the hard work in getting PE a new style.

For me the problem appears in Chrome but not in IE...

Now I have this problem...

If I try to view my posts from 173-180, then am directed to the sign-in page even though am not signed-out of PE.

Like v6ph1 said, if you are looking for online compilers, repl is my favourite..

I changed the code to remove the loop-checking and use modified-step values but still no improvements in timing. For example, the mod-2 version takes ~ 75 secs to list all primes upto 10^8, the mod-6 version takes ~ 85 secs whereas the step-adjusted-mod-6 version takes ~ 95 secs. step-adjusted-mod-6...

Thanks v6ph1. I too arrived at the same loop for making the program slow. But I think it may be slightly different. Rather than the loop checking, I think the runs more often as the chance of hitting the numbers with mod in the given set becomes low. That I think is the trade-off in the higher mod v...

Hi all, I recently saw a post on an Infinite Prime Number Generator on Stack Exchange given below. from itertools import count from timeit import default_timer start = default_timer() # ideone.com/aVndFM def postponed_sieve(): # postponed sieve, by Will Ness for c in (2, 3, 5, 7): # original code Da...

@ jaap , I think you did all the heavy lifting leaving just the algebra to me. The key to solving this problem is to pick the 'central angle' as the variable of interest. Though the 'cubic' approach ended nowhere, it reminded me of the trick of evaluating $\sin(\pi/5)$ exactly, which I kinda used to...

... It is straightforward to see that: A1A2 = 2sin(x) A1A3 = 2sin(2x) A1A4 = 2sin(3x) From here, we have, $\displaystyle\frac{1}{\sin x}=\frac{1}{\sin 2x}+\frac{1}{\sin 3x}$ $\displaystyle\sin 2x=\frac{\sin x \sin 3x}{\sin 3x-\sin x}=\frac{\sin x \sin 3x}{2\sin x-4 \sin^3 x}=\frac{\sin x\sin 3x}{2 ...

Hi All, This post is about an analysis of a game described in Goldratt's best seller 'The Goal'. The game is as follows: Consider $b$ bins of infinite capacity in a row with an imaginary Source of infinite matchsticks. Matchsticks are transferred to the bins in the following manner: For every bin, m...

merlinnimue wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 30, 2018 5:08 pm

Quick sanity check: can anyone confirm if S(10^6) =xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx?

We are not supposed to post partial answers in this forum. But anyway, the value you posted seems to be wrong. Happy solving!!

A suggestion on awards.. Is there a possibility of introducing country-wise awards.. Something like 'First in your country', 'Top solver of your country' and something like that?? The Elite group is highly competitive to even make an attempt at getting some awards like 'The Gold Medal'. Would probab...

Thank you all.. Solved it... For someone who didn't study computer science, the whole problem seemed very convoluted but fortunately the structure of the problem was quite simple.. One more thing.. Should the number of solvers be hidden until we solve a problem? At least recently for me, I'm taking ...

Scoping in lambda calculus works very much like in C-family languages. Consider these two lines of pseudo-code: { string x = "foo"; { string y = "bar"; print(x, y); } } { string x = "foo"; { string x = "bar"; print(x, x); } } They are not equivalent, because the first one prints "foo bar" and the s...

traxex wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 15, 2018 5:35 am

MuthuVeerappanR wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 15, 2018 4:08 am

lately many problems seems solvable-within-a-minute in C, C++ mostly.

Can you give some examples?

Problem 614 (View Problem) and Problem 611 (View Problem) I think..

The choice of programming language is tough problem by itself in PE. Probably, the best answer would be, 'No one programming language can solve all the problems equally well'. I've seen many MATLAB solutions in the 400- problems, but lately many problems seems solvable-within-a-minute in C, C++ most...

The question introduces $c, s, p$ and $q$ as circumference of the circles but in the second para says they are the numbers of teeth. Am confused about the interpretation of these values in the final summation. I'm already confused about whether the 'module' is something implicitly given or not? Many...

Kudos to the collapse idea. Thanks euler.