Comments by "Filipe Prates" (@123amsterdan456) on "Numberphile" channel.

  1. Frostbite1003 Not at all, a 6 digit number takes about 20 bits to store, there are 78489 primes between 1 and 999999, even if it store all the number in six digit form (000007 intead of 7 for example) it would take only about 190 kilobytes, pretty much nothing.
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  2. Love the Grahams number paper on the wall :)
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  3. IS this a solution? : QBBBBBBB                                      BBQBBBBB                                      BBBBQBBB   (Q=queen;B=blank) BBBBBBBQ                                      BBBQBBBB                                      BQBBBBBB                                      BBBBBBQB What solution is it? (from 1-12) I couldnt find the fundamentally identical solution.
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  4. my phone number has 8 numbers and 7 3s :P
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  5. This only works because the number is so big that it doesn't "fit" the caculator screen and it rounds up. These are near misses.
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  6. It is believed now that Fermat didn't know the solution, he probably knew a faulty one. To prove it they needed XX century mathematics and hundreds of brilliant minds. There was NO way he knew how to prove it back then.
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  7. so a and b aren't integers? but even if it isnt integer you can always multiply by 10,100,1000, etc and have integer numbers right?
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  8. 816 357 492 Did it just now :P It took a while
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  9. You said that sqrt2 cannot be written as a fraction but doesnt the size of a piece of paper make a fraction that is euqal sqrt2?
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  10. perfect video, perfect ending s2
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  11. Comment 12?
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