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    WTF fun fact #4510 In 2004 Google anonymously posted math equations on billboards in Harvard Square and Silicon Valley that if solved led to a website with another equation, which in tum allowed you to submit your resume. ¡git primo found 10 digits of ¢
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    WTF fun fact #4510 In 2004 Google anonymously posted math equations on billboards in Harvard Square and Silicon Valley that if solved led to a website with another equation, which in tum allowed you to submit your resume. ¡git primo found 10 digits of ¢

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    • FireDuck3000
      This is actually really clever because there is no practical way to find this other than by writing a program to brute force it. It shows your proficiency
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    • TheDeshaunWatson
      Yall are forgetting this happened in 2004, not recently. They couldnt look it up, if someone wanted to answer it, they wouldve first had to write a code that solves for finding a 10 digit prime number, then ran a search down e looking for that number on a computer from 2004. [1] cont...
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    • why can't they just Google it
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    • Sounds like a job application with more steps
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    • Brayx4
      The answer is 7,427,466,391 for those wondering. Remove the commas because iFunny black holes the comment. The site has been shut down for a while, now
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    • andyqk
      I just did this on my laptop. It took a full day to process but I got 7,427,466,391
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    • This wouldn't be that difficult, would it? I'm thinking e as a string for length and better indexing, and simply check for primality 1-10, 2-11, etc. Anyone heard of this problem before?
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    • Now that explains why they have so many smug liberals running the show
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    • DatPiGuy
      Making a list of all primes under 100 billion would only take a couple of days, and cross referencing that with e would take a few more
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    • Brayx4
      wolframalpha gang
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    • Putins_Pringles
      Is it, by chance...13?
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    • HyperBeen
      Brute force it by checking all the ips with consecutive digits of e
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    • LiterallyCrying
      what the fuck is e
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    • Gockel
      Easy, set up a loop to verify whether a single digit is prime. Store it in a “10 slot” array. If the next 9 digits aren’t prime, reset the array and counter, continue down the line until you find it. Also have to take into account the potential size of the number and the limitations of code program.
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    • JeansDaily
      That's not hard to do at all.
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    • I googled the answer, now i make 250 grand a year working for google
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    • BeyondTilted
      Congratulations you solved these ridiculous math problems! Now you get to work at a garbage company!
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    • Kreamie
      Just google that shit
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    • Damian_0795
      The answer is 8
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    • Jacobawesomer
      This is some cicada stuff right here
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    • So... just loop over a download of the digits of e and test for a set of primes?
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    • Voicemail
      What's e again? Is it 1+ 1/2 + 1/(2*3) + 1/(2*3*4) and so on?
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    • Kazgrenrik
      Couldnt you just google the answers?
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    • AngieYEscalante
      It’s Chegg time!!
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    • KuntFuck
      What’s a prime number?
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    • Lol “math equations”
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    • MrYoung013
      Free Trader Beowulf
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    • Utopian_Star_Services
      Casually Google's answer.
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    • Aothei
      guess ill never have a job
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    • xemantheory
      Well that’s easy
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    • Matthew424
      Just google it
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    • Stendec
      I could do that, I'd just google the answer.....
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    • pyrof1re
      Well there are 2 answers you make a bot that guesses with informating given or tour smart and solved it
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    • ChaikaDiscoversInternet
      And the resumes were thrown away just like any other.
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    • MountainTrailMix
      Yeah you can Google that
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    • UltraNova1
      Hey did they do the in the imitation game?
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    • manpersonthing
      Just google it
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    • chodebag
      Google the answer. Duh.
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    • DaddysLittleDumpster
      ok but that would be a very simple program
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    • DeeNotorious1
      I get it and all. But who invented this type of equations? Like what was the intention , or why couldn't it be put I simple language of what it is your asking?
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    • UnvaccinatedChildWithAIDS
      What if you just googled the answers
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    • The_Walking_Dead_Inside
      The FBI recruits Cybersecurity students using a series of QR codes which lead to programs asking to be hacked
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    • TheLibrarian29
      Sounds like The Enigma with fewer noon's
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    • I thought this was stupid easy, and was asking people at work how that would do it. No one could even figure a basic method, and over half the people didn't know what a prime number was.
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    • BigZeke028
      Fuck that I'm too dumb
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    • bloodfingers
      Google "anonymously" posted this?
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    • DrBiotoxity
      E=MC2 I win
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    • MaleLesbian
      Now Google only wants to know if you hate President Trump- if so, you’re hired
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    • BigSweatyMan
      Not that smart. No one could know that without looking up what e is
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    • JuggaloKarnage7
      Uses Google to answer them
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    • Just google the answer
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    • DrBitchTits
      Y’all are dumb. e= 3.1415926535
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    • Bournethisway
      The answer is 42
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    • HollerEnrico
      Lol couldn't u just Google it
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    • Not very difficult tbh. Not even bragging. It isn’t
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    • Iordb8r
      Gonna try and write this algorithm tommorow
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    • Acosts01
      They should do that now i could just google the answer
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    • 711wasAinsideJob
      ,
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    • Fucking nerds
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    • ramsa2233
      So many ppl are forgetting that in 2004 googlei g it would not have led u to an answer goodle didnt have that spisific of a search patter yet. If im corect it was the programing needed to calculate the patter that led to ppl getting hierd to get the search results we can now. At this time searching
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    • Jon_Bovi
      I thought just look it up until it dawned on me that it was back in 2004. I suck at math and it makes me cry that is all.
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    • PiplupSupreme
      Now google will look at all of ur searches and if ur searching for high enough level programming related things it will ask u if u want to take the foobar challenge
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    • ramsa2233
      Somethkng simple woild have led you to a veryl long line of spamd adverts for crap products uesing vaug names and numbers
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    • TGoogol
      I would use Google to get the answer then submit my resume to Google. Because I live in 2019
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    • OG_RicKRosStheBosS
      Does nobody know what a fucking equation is?
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    • YawningIronMan
      Sure I'll go solve equations so I can attempt to work for a company literally zero people trust
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    • HmmToday
      Kinda reminds me of a certain part from a certain cicada incident
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    • COrNecopia_of_ranDOM_stuf
      At this point they could just look it up
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    • Not_Human_Trafficking
      What
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    • RedCedar
      Just Google it
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    • Wessels117
      Job starts at $10 an hour but you need a masters degree
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    • KelliKing
      S7 whitepeopletwitter IASKED MY DAD TO HELP ME REPLACE THE MOTHERBOARD OF MY XBOX AND HE JUST SAID "do i look like a fucking rocket scientist?" MY DAD WORKED FOR NASA ????????????? 15.8K Remeets 118K Likes: % amelie-not-amelia "ooo Verizon ? 2:39 PM © O“ 35% D How is practice going?
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    • DPSMedic
      Hello you noons
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    • NewWorldRodent
      Prolly hired on the spot too is my guess
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    • TheGaper
      I would say you shouldn't apply if you can do that. Maybe back then but not now.
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