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Edit: accept card share from madge*

Elmach

Edit: ???
accept card share
well at least i can explode

Elmach

Edit: wait what

Elmach

there is no way this is going to work.

vote Madge as leader

Madge, humor me.

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Two rooms and a boom Asdf. Spack is pres. Nu is doct. My strategy day one could not have possibly worked. Maybe if I did card shares both times? Ah well. I should have realized there was something weird about Spack's logic. That bit where he explained the plan was the plan for blue, not red. Not...

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EDIT: oh ffs vytron was red vanilla

Elmach

I am really confused.

Madge, I take it you are not the other powered red person, but in fact the gambler.

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8 is <><><><>, or :: A brief correction: the letters represent primes of primes: a is <> (2), b is <<>> (3), c is <<<>>> (5), d is <<<<>>>> (11), e is <<<<<>>>>> (31), f is <<<<<<>>>>>> (127). This is why this is recursive prime factorization, not just prime factorization. Remember, each notation ha...

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<<><>> is 7. Also, so is (:) http://i.imgur.com/bU3UCKS.png labinot level set 7 8 is labinot ls of 7 ⚁ (die on face 2) is almost labinot boundary of 7. Dots are a level set thing, not a boundary thing. You might see holes in the pips, actually. If you do, then that is labinot b-mode of 7. This numbe...

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108 <><><<>><<>><<>> babab O ⊙⊙⊙ O ( Python script to turn bracket-notation into decimal number. Works for unorthodox tree notation. ) -eth prime is 593 , so we have <<><<>><<>><<>><>> (593 benot), Making this number symmetric, because it can be represented in RPF symmetrically. Benot is my term fo...

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Mind helping revive the original thread? Six is ab or <><<>> or ()(()). This number, along with 7, were very important in the history of RPF. These two numbers are (almost) indistinguishable without brackets, using the old method p1pp1 - note that pp1p1 can be interpreted as p<p<>p<>> or as p<p<>>p<...

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, or <<<>>>, or <⊙>, or c, or ((())), or f<>, or ⊙ (labinot level set notation (or

)), or 5

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<><>, or <>^<>, or 8, or :, or oo, or aa, or ♦️♦️, or ▪️▪️, or four.

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⊙, or b, or (()), or d<>, or o (labinot level set notation), or 3

Of course, I have a bit of a head start on thinking in RPF, so it's understandable that you haven't yet thought of these things.

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< < <> > < < <> > > < <> > > 197 Times 3 makes 591 <⊙<⊙>⊙>⊙ (benot, ⊙=3) ((())((()))(()))(()) (benot) (((()))(())(()))(()) (benot) (cbb)b (benot alpha) p<f<>d<>d<>>d<> (spdf penot) Not alphabetic, not prime, not symmetric. The half length is <<<>>><>, or ten. The depth is <><>, or four. It has () (...

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<>, or ♦️, or o, or a, or ., or p<>.

Minor complaint/question: why not start at one? (That can of course be represented by the empty set.)

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I'm pretty sure that the term "shared" is an informal term (as is "connected" in that post) used to describe vertex adjacency, and is thus only seen with that meaning in introductory textbooks. Unless that is the technical term for two vertices having their sets of edges nondisjo...

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152+74=226

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"a lump of uranium surrounded by a capacitor connected to an antenna" Incredibly simple designs such as these are probably the way to go, and are a totally valid answer to the initial question :) To go very "stone-age", is there a material that would make it possible for the &qu...

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@SPACKlick

I am confused.

@New User

Oh, that type of strategy.

Elmach

Mage 15 Elmach Fighter 7 Vytron Cleric 0 SirGabriel Bard 3 username5243 Rogue 1 generalz Vytron: 105 (+7) karhell: 82 SirGabriel: 70 (+0) patzer: 68 username5243: 51 (+3) generalz: 48 (+1) faubiguy: 22 Elmach: 15 (+15) SirGabriel gets a turn! Vytron may or may not have won, depending on whether or n...

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The Quadratic Mage.

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Values Seven: 1 Elmach 7: 0 Vytron ⚇: 7 username5243 One more than half a dozen: e SirGabriel I'll go ahead and round that e up to 3. Scores 86 - SirGabriel +3 70 - username5243 +7 65 - patzer 62 - adnapemit 59 - Vytron +0 48 - generalz 27 - faubiguy 4 - Elmach +1 Vytron's turn EDIT: I really shoul...

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Two Rooms and a BOOM

Spoiler:

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@New User, we had pretty much no discussion. We all decided to color claim, then there was a flurry of private messages and private reveals, and then the round ended. What strategy talk did you guys produce?

@SPACK: I don't trust you any more. Please respond to our deal.

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For the love of... If someone proposed a card share last room, and the target hasn't accepted or declined, and both the source and the target have not moved, is the card share proposal still there? @New User: Welcome! How productive was your time in Room 2? What did you guys talk about that lasted t...

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Seven:

Seven
7
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One more than half a dozen

Values

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After clarification from the mod,
Offer Card Share with bessie

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Equivalently, the unique one letter BBcode tag that can be used to make a post with no visible text.
~~it is s, the strikeout tag~~

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Offer card share with SPACKlick

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Two rooms Spectators may be confused in my room. SPACKlick's not claiming doctor made me think him red, so I revealed to Bessie and Spack. Spack claimed to be lying, and then soft claimed red vanilla. He might be gray. We discussed whether or not to send me out to find the engineer. Not sure if ...

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Yeah. (Also, maybe use parens or other grouping symbols... brackets are kind of hard to read.) ((())(()))? ([<>][<>])? <[<>][<>]>? I suggest using ◇ as a shorthand for <>, I think that'd make them easier to read. ◇◇<◇◇> (28) -eth prime (107)-eth prime (587) ((()(()())())) (benot 587) <<o⚇o>> (benot...

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Whisper SPACKlick

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Ebwop: whoops, I meant private reveal to SPACKlick.

I guess I'll have to reveal to Bessie too. Whoops.

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Well, this point, there is one obvious thing to do.

Private reveal to bessie

Edit: Dear future people! Every single edit you see in this and other Two Rooms Practice Games were done after the game was over, where we placed the PM's in spoilers.

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The new category of dwarf planets are those that meet the mass requirement but not the cleared-the-neighborhood requirement, and include Pluto, Ceres, etc... a list currently small enough that maybe it could be taught to schoolkids, but probably not in the future. Then the major planets are the eig...

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There would be a constant of proportionality there. It's not like those have historically caused problems in interplanetary missions, right? Wait, clearly (⸮) I meant mu-bar-bar, which is clearly (⸮) not just a constant I just made up, because it has an obvious value. Actually, I think that was anot...

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