Power of nine 2.0
January 17th, 2017 at 3:53:01 PM
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Looks like the old thread has been removed.
I'm pleased to announce my computer finished calculating 9^9^9, in only 1164199113ms.
That's 1164199.113 seconds.
Or 19,403 minutes.
Or 323 hours.
Or 13.45 days.
I'm unimpressed. :(
I'm pleased to announce my computer finished calculating 9^9^9, in only 1164199113ms.
That's 1164199.113 seconds.
Or 19,403 minutes.
Or 323 hours.
Or 13.45 days.
I'm unimpressed. :(
January 17th, 2017 at 4:57:56 PM
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Try 998^989^899..........we may need to help you find a new hobby or something.
January 17th, 2017 at 5:40:50 PM
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Quote: RSLooks like the old thread has been removed.
I'm pleased to announce my computer finished calculating 9^9^9, in only 1164199113ms.
That's 1164199.113 seconds.
Or 19,403 minutes.
Or 323 hours.
Or 13.45 days.
I'm unimpressed. :(
I don't know how or why it was removed, sorry. I found this reference in searching. Can't imagine. Maybe it can be recovered, but I don't know why it went in the first place.
Power of nine - Math - Questions and Answers - Page 5 - Forums ...
It should be far more efficient to keep on squaring 9's to the max binary ... this is what the class does. Still seems shockingly slow. teliot. teliot.
wizardofvegas.com/forum/questions-and-answers/math/...of.../5/
If the House lost every hand, they wouldn't deal the game.
January 17th, 2017 at 6:21:47 PM
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Well CrystalMath and others who ran the code did it in a little over 2 hours IIRC.
Edit: the 2 hours was for the entire thing to run, (including turning the BigInt into a string, and counting the 9's in it).
Edit: the 2 hours was for the entire thing to run, (including turning the BigInt into a string, and counting the 9's in it).
