but im not sure im quite getting it substituting letters for numbers didnt work dividing 10/31 and 12/25 gave very different quotients ill admit that maths isnt exactly my specialty
i tried addition first but then division struck me as the more obvious route but what is even the point of using a different base when decimals are already a global standard that just sounds needlessly complicated i wouldnt even have imagined that to be a thing
Hence why it's a computer scientist. Octal's mainly used as a shorthand for three-digit binary numbers, e.g. 7432 = 111 100 011 010. Hexadecimal (base-16) is a little more elegant, though, since a word length divisible by 4 is more common in modern machines.
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that was me playing along!!
but im not sure im quite getting it
substituting letters for numbers didnt work
dividing 10/31 and 12/25 gave very different quotients
ill admit that maths isnt exactly my specialty
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The quotients thing was a decent try, though.
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but what is even the point of using a different base when decimals are already a global standard
that just sounds needlessly complicated
i wouldnt even have imagined that to be a thing
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but ill be damned if i know what any of them are
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[God he is SO pleased with himself on that segue.]
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or what im pretty sure its intention is
but still wish i hadnt
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[Whatever, man, it brightened his day a little.]
So who's the "decidedly funnier someone" you were trying to reach, anyway?
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but uh a friends brother
[ It would sound more pathetic if she were specific. It's not just a friend, but her ex-girlfriend. ]
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but unless youre using a text to speech translator i doubt it really sounds like anything at all