For many reasons, I
have spent a greater amount of time this week simply building code over (and
over) again. While the code is building,
I use that time to get caught up on email, online conversations, documentation
and so on.
This week I was
catching up on RSS feeds and stumbled on this site: http://somethingorotherwhatever.com/sum-of-3-palindromes/ I have spent just enough time there to
convince myself the proof is true (heh) and to be impressed by the fellow - Christian Lawson-Perfect
- that built the site. It was hard to tear myself away, but testing
calls…
I never knew that every number greater than one could be expressed as the sum of three palindromes. A high level view is here. And thanks to Evelyn Jamb for pointing me to this
I never knew that every number greater than one could be expressed as the sum of three palindromes. A high level view is here. And thanks to Evelyn Jamb for pointing me to this
On that final note,
I subscribed to Evelyn's email against my better judgment. Normally, email newsletters get bloated,
multiply, and generally go off topic or get to the point that I otherwise
unsubscribe. Evelyn's tiny letter has
not gone off course - I am glad I subscribed.
If you want to give it a shot, please do!
Questions, comments,
concerns and criticisms always welcome,
John
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