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Today what I really want is a house where I can paint Pascal's Triangle in mod 8 on the wall of one of the rooms.
(I am not sure if this is more or less punchy than the box in the corner labelled 'Look! It's another box full of random books!')
(I am not sure if this is more or less punchy than the box in the corner labelled 'Look! It's another box full of random books!')
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Black = 1
Red = 2
Orange = 3
Yellow = 4
Green = 5
Blue = 6
Violet = 7
I've been doing Pascal's Triangles in mod N = { number of pens/pencils I have +1 } since sixth grade, though to be fair mostly when bored in class so not so much lately.
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The way I always did it was something like blank paper is 0, black or pencil is 1. Draw the first three points by coloruing with pencil.
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Then take the red pen (to keep the system described) and do black-red-black. Then black-orange-orange-black. Black-yellow-blue-yellow-black. And so on.
They are very pretty.
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You're so very Discordian, you know.
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(I currently reside in a house which is turning shades of green. Maybe aqua sometime next week. We think it will look good when done.)
I miss my mural. We may do another one in my room sometime.
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Wim suggests doing it in mod 4 and seeing how the results relate to the 4-color map theorem.
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As always, you make me feel almost comparatively sane
And I think the problem would be if you labeled the box something like "Dangerous wisdom! To consume, open box and scream!"
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