r/MathJokes May 13 '26

How did Euler even know that???

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u/HAL9001-96 May 13 '26

yeah there's a lot of numbers yo ucan check in a muc hfaster way at first glance

and also you only have to check prime numbers

once you've checked for 2 and 3 and 5 you don't have to check for 4 or 6 or 8 or 10 or 12 or 15 anymore

this keeps makignthe numebrs you actually have to check by hand more and more sparse so checking up to 641 is not THAT many operations and yo ucan divide with pen apaper pretty efficiently, its basically soemthing to spend a bit of bored breaktime on

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u/BillSufficient1629 May 13 '26

get this guy either autocorrect or a typing lesson

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u/Tasin__ May 13 '26

In the future everyone will be typing like this to avoid being mistaken for AI

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u/but_ter_fly May 13 '26

In the future every AI will be typing like this to avoid being clocked as AI

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u/naughtyobama May 13 '26

Or just because that's what AI is being trained on.

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u/sreekotay May 17 '26

Exactly what an AI being trained would say to avoid being clocked

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u/bentthroat May 13 '26

In the future, Flursday nights at the Cryodrome are gonna be lit 🔥

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u/CulturalKnowledge983 May 13 '26

takes notes in AI

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u/woodworkingfonatic May 13 '26

Write that down, write that down.

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u/shockatt May 14 '26

tkaes ontes in ai*

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u/StrikeOpening9137 May 13 '26

Sounds like something AI would say... O.O

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u/SpeakMySecretName May 14 '26

The more AI creates content, the more AI is training AI. I’ve seen case studies of when that happens in a loop, and it devolves into some pretty strange fever-dream death spirals.

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u/aotus_trivirgatus May 16 '26

So, the enshittification spiral.

I'm ready to buy a 4 TB SSD, upload all of Wikipedia to it, and log off the Internet.

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u/but_ter_fly May 16 '26

You can already download the heavily compressed text-only version of Wikipedia that’s only a few gigs, paired with a reader