Eauix
Eauix
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18th Dec 2016
20th Dec 2016
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gaussian 20000years impossible game waiting timekiller sparkmaze randomizer long gaussagain

Comments

  • manhong2112
    manhong2112
    19th Dec 2016
    em..a typo, i mean assume 1 spark/s...
  • manhong2112
    manhong2112
    19th Dec 2016
    (2^24 * 2^6 * 2^6 * 2^6) = 4398046511104, assure 1 spark/s, we have 4398046511104 / 60 / 60 / 24 / 365 = 139461.14 years
  • OmegaDeltaZero
    OmegaDeltaZero
    19th Dec 2016
    *sparking the bulb* YOLO, 10 seconds!
  • xMiroshkax
    xMiroshkax
    19th Dec 2016
    4 hours
  • Eauix
    Eauix
    19th Dec 2016
    I don't know how did this thing got to fp
  • sauronvador
    sauronvador
    19th Dec 2016
    We have only 1 chance over 523022627500000000000000000000000000000000000 possibilities. If i have true in my mathematics, it will take 5 (with 43 zero behind) seconds, so 14000000000000000000000000000000000000000 HOURS !!! So, it can take 1585489599000000000000000000000000000 years. Maybe i am wrong. Maybe not. However, +1 !
  • muzau
    muzau
    19th Dec 2016
    Funky Prince, it certainly is. Perhaps not in the traditional sense but there is no harm in recognizing that.
  • FunkyPrince
    FunkyPrince
    19th Dec 2016
    This is not gaussian of course, tags are wrong.
  • Anastasia_616
    Anastasia_616
    19th Dec 2016
    @AirbusJet, youare a liar. that is literally impossible, as the mercury moving unpredictably is what causes the sparks to go randomly, and the mercury always starts in the same place, and in that place it doesnt go into the light.
  • dragoninferno99
    dragoninferno99
    19th Dec 2016
    I had about 53 pulses before it hit the indicator. Lucky day, I guess. =D