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  • Factorization of a random integer into #prime products

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  • Further optimized the is_prime (F) function. How far can you scroll before timeout? :D #prime
  • u/fujimotos
    It's kinda surprising that the distribution of prime numbers has such a noticeable pattern.
  • u/firegodjr
    Well, primes are still technically pseudorandom. They don't form a noticeable pattern, per se. This algorithm would possibly work with any consistent pseudorandom number generator, but this pattern is uniquely made up of prime number interactions.
  • u/lionleaf
    Well, non-prime numbers definitely have a pattern that I would expect helps making this very beatiful. For instance ever other number is not prime (even), every 5 number, every 7 number etc. So lot's of regularities.
  • u/fujimotos
    Yeah. I see Math.random() > 0.5 produces a pettern looking nothing but garbled noise. In comparison, the one generated by prime numbers is a Persian carpet.

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  • This is your brain on bitcoins. #prime

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  • Little prime generator :P

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  • Prime numbers

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