Shibaprasad Bhattacharya @shibaprasad@social.cleverlibre.org

RT @fermatslibrary

A visual proof why 1+3+5+...+(2n-1)=n²

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https://twitter.com/fermatslibrary/status/1215986721902473216?s=19

RT @fermatslibrary

This is the largest prime such that the first n digits are divisible by the nth prime

8 is divisible by 2
87 is divisible by 3
875 is divisible by 5
... https://t.co/KMhPMKS84i

@Solelytuned I don't feel much comfort while talking to them tbh.

@IntegralDuChemin
Hello! A bit different from what you've asked but I want to start knowing about Quantum computing. Can you suggest me a good book to start with or a resource material. I am a Mech graduate and currently doing my Masters in Production Engineering. Had Quantum Mechanics in 1 semester and now I think is a good time to dig deep into that domain.

@Solelytuned
I can understand paid IT cell guys or Partymen voting for them. But how can anyone with any sense left can still vouch for them?

@freemo
Thank you Man!

RT @fermatslibrary

In 1997, the Texas banker Andrew Beal noticed that for any solution of Aˣ+Bʸ=Cᶻ he could find, A,B,and C had a common factor (e.g. 3⁶+18³=3⁸, 3 is a common factor). There's currently a $1 million prize for a proof or counterexample of the Beal conjecture. https://t.co/QgWsMzVvs7

Happy New Year QOTO!

“Ring out the old, ring in the new,
Ring, happy bells, across the snow:
The year is going, let him go;
Ring out the false, ring in the true.”

Hope y'all had a great start of the year. Even if not, then also it will only get better.

@design_RG
No hurry man! Take thy time.

@design_RG
And yeah! Would love to read a blog post on Add ons!

@design_RG
Wow! So many Extensions. I was wondering..... how Collapsed Mastodon looks like?

@design_RG That's a good suggestion!

I am also changing it for a trial run

@design_RG
Obviously! That's the only way. To educate children and spread more awareness.
@freemo

RT @fermatslibrary

Here's why the circle has 360 degrees: around 2400 B.C., the ancient Sumerians noticed the Sun's annual path across the sky was ~ 360 days. In order to track the Sun's motion, they decided to divide the circle in 360 degrees. https://t.co/IIy8uoCC16

@freemo
Might be. After a certain point it would.
@design_RG