neat math stuff you learned recently?
I just learned about the Thue–Morse sequence. I've been typing it out nervously using my fingers for years now, just with the idea of the simplest sequence of two "digits" (fingers, whatever) getting flipped and reversed. it has some fun applications for pouring coffee and distributing quantities fairly when the density of a substance is uneven but not by a lot
I just learned about the Thue–Morse sequence. I've been typing it out nervously using my fingers for years now, just with the idea of the simplest sequence of two "digits" (fingers, whatever) getting flipped and reversed. it has some fun applications for pouring coffee and distributing quantities fairly when the density of a substance is uneven but not by a lot
