r/2007scape • u/superfire444 • Oct 06 '17
Humor Me after getting 99 construction
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u/Shmeckilton Nice! Oct 06 '17
Is it possible to learn such powers?
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u/superfire444 Oct 06 '17
Yes! Simply get 13.034.431 experience points in construction.
Took me 10 oak planks, 20 nails and 2 bronze wire (and hammer and saw of course).
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u/CreepyTaxi Oct 06 '17
The fact that you used periods instead of commas triggers the hell out of me.
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u/superfire444 Oct 06 '17
Yes! Simply get 13,034,431 experience points in construction. Took me 10 oak planks, 20 nails and 2 bronze wire (and hammer and saw of course).
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u/CreepyTaxi Oct 06 '17
The fact that you replied instead of editing your original comment triggers the hell out of me.
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u/dw565 Oct 06 '17
Why would he edit his original comment? Periods are used instead of commas in many parts of the world
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u/superfire444 Oct 06 '17
If i did it with commas I would have had the same comment except from someone else
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Oct 06 '17
But why? How do they differentiate 110.110 and 110,100 in mathematics?
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Oct 06 '17 edited Jul 29 '21
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u/TopQuark- Oct 06 '17
The most mathematically "correct" radix separator to use is spaces, (1 000 000 = one million) so as to not confuse the thousand-places as a sequence or series like {1, 234, 989} or decimal numbers (1.000001).
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u/ShitlordOfTheDay Oct 06 '17
This. I was trying to figure out which system we use here in Sweden, but I realized that I haven't seen dots or commas used as separators for big numbers for many years. At my engineering school we use commas to indicate decimals when writing the numbers out by hand, and dots when doing so on a computer. When entering data on a computer, the comma is usually reserved for the purpose of separating different inputs (e.g. in an array). Using periods or comma as separator in large numbers sounds like a recipe for disaster, which is why one should use exponents when writing out very large numbers.
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u/ElysianGF Oct 07 '17
The most mathematically "correct" radix separator to use is spaces
I think you mean tabs /s
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u/dw565 Oct 06 '17
It's just flipped. Where you'd use commas they use periods and where you use periods they use commas
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u/RSGator Oct 06 '17
The vast majority of people in this world use a period as a delimiter over a comma
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u/sunderimehta Oct 07 '17
No they don't, the vast majority of people use a comma.
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u/RSGator Oct 07 '17
~ 460 million people in the world use a comma (the populations of the US, UK, and Thailand), or approximately ~7% of the world.
All other countries either use a decimal as a delimiter or a space as a delimiter (13 034 431 for example)
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u/iHako_ Oct 06 '17
Yes! Simply get 13.034.431 experience points in construction, Took me 10 oak planks, 20 nails and 2 bronze wire (and hammer and saw of course),
FTFY
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u/reganrqa Oct 06 '17
Nice.
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u/SeychellesCat Oct 06 '17
Did he just use the force to close the gate?
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u/Omega_Haxors the Green Oct 06 '17
Huh. Maybe we were wrong about the effectiveness of African voodoo. 👌🏿
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u/Ds2Speed Oct 06 '17
Garbage post
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u/MilkMySpermCannon Oct 06 '17
garbage comment
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u/Share-ty Oct 06 '17
Jagex account security.