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Mastodon user shares mathematical sequence ordering method

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A user on Mastodon shared a post detailing a method for ordering sequences and prints based on their mathematical properties. The ordering assigns specific percentages to different types of numbers, such as primes and polynomials, with a 100% share for polynomials of degree two or higher. AI

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Mastodon user shares mathematical sequence ordering method

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    Fifty sequences, fifty prints. Ordered by level share: 0.003 % for the numbers not divisible by 3, 23 % for the primes, 100 % for every polynomial of degree ≥ 2

    Fifty sequences, fifty prints. Ordered by level share: 0.003 % for the numbers not divisible by 3, 23 % for the primes, 100 % for every polynomial of degree ≥ 2 # decompwlj # math # graph # sequence # numbers # sieve # AI # Opus5

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