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  • ...ot just prime, it's a twin prime, and 2) if you ever find yourself raising log(anything)^e or taking the pi-th root of anything, set down the marker and b |align="center"|''g''<sub>0</sub> or ''g''<sub>n</sub>
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  • ...above Cueball's head, including a summation from i=0 to n, a logarithm of n and the square root of a number.] :<big>∑</big><sup>n</sup><sub>i=0</sub>i<sup>k</sup>1/i log(n)
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  • {{comicsrow|1394|2014-07-14|Superm*n|superm n.png}} {{comicsrow|1162|2013-01-18|Log Scale}}
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  • ...uickly, easily, and skillfully as Johnny (and Chuck) learned to play rock 'n' roll. ...ps://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=plot+x*log%28log%28x%29%29 O( n*log(log(n)) )] is better. (Note that logarithms in different bases are proportional t
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  • ...d generation scheme requires the user to have a list of 2048 common words (log<sub>2</sub>(2048) = 11). For any attack we must assume that the attacker kn ...and ''L'' is the length of the password, then ''L'' = 44 / log<sub>2</sub>(n).
    14 KB (1,999 words) - 23:05, 12 November 2025
  • ..." because no comparison sort algorithm can possibly do better than O(n log(n)) in the worst case. // Runs in O(n log n)
    6 KB (1,006 words) - 11:31, 15 August 2025
  • |Possibly a reference to [[1086: Eyelash Wish Log]] ...ossibly a reference to the Jargon File's [https://www.catb.org/jargon/html/N/number-crunching.html#crunchly74-12-25 Crunchly comic].
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  • :Long haired woman: Captain's log, stardate November 24th, 2015... ..., overviews that has been zoomed out aren'ttranscribedd and are listed as (N/A). However, (None) means the scene doesn't contain text. By sorting the tr
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  • ;NumPy 1.8.0 can factor primes in ''O''(log ''n'') time and must be quietly deprecated before anyone notices. ...rch algorithm. Prime factorization currently is ''O''(''2''<sup>''n''</sup>n)). If something can find the prime factors of a number this quickly, especi
    24 KB (3,795 words) - 09:30, 31 December 2025
  • ...wish-granting powers and was previously mentioned in [[1086: Eyelash Wish Log]]. ** Wisdom - You hear a voice whisper 'N, E, N, N, N, W, S, W'. This is a clue for later.
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  • ...had an n-illion meaning 10^(6n) (i.e. the simpler calculation of ''million^n''), so a billion meant 10^12. The change stems from a 1974 commitment by Ha ...ended to infill n-and-a-half powers of the million with the term "thousand n-illion", the suffix "-illi''ard''", or equivalent, is often used for the th
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  • ...exity of the algorithm is written in {{w|Big O notation}} as O(''n'' log ''n''), expressing the limiting behavior of the algorithm's runtime as its numb ...is in NP, so if P=NP, its worst-case runtime would be some polynomial O(''n<sup>k</sup>)''. However, P vs. NP is a Millennium Prize Problem for a reas
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  • * A notification with the heading "System Log" that reads (INFO): A user has paused notifications |System Log
    74 KB (10,122 words) - 13:03, 28 July 2025
  • | titletext = The best case is O(n), and the worst case is that someone checks why. ...)" means it grows slightly faster than linear. Faster algorithms, like O(''n''), are generally preferred for large datasets. However, it is known that n
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  • ...ator character}} in his password when creating an account and now he can't log in. ...wed him to create an account with that password, but then when he tried to log in with the same password the system didn't accept it.
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