Player ID #1,000,000 coming soon

Damn trolls >_____>

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Does this notation mean 1,000,000 or 10,000,000?

People typically write something like 1.234e5 to mean 123,400.

I guess the “e” in “10e6” was intended to mean something like “10^6”.

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Had to look it up: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_notation#E_notation

By this article 10e6 = 10 x 10^6 = 10.000.000

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That’s my favorite button. It’s pure alchemy. You know how they say silence is golden?

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I could have sworn 10 to the 6th power is 1 million, how far removed am I from school, it’s embarrassing.

attempted explanation

Yes 10 to the 6th power is 1 million, but the notation works like this: 1,006e3 = 1,006 x 10^3 = 1006
… and hence 10e6 = 10 x 10^6 = 10.000.000

If I had to guess why this is the case, then I would say to shorten the notation as much as possible. If the “e” only stands for “exponent” (in which case 10e6 would encode 10^6), then 1006 = 1,006 x 10e3
… which is a longer encoding than 1,006e3. But because we usually work with the decimal system, the base 10 is not explicitly written.

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I see, thanks.

BTW I don’t think I’ve ever seen it like this

only this

is familiar.

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yet another thing to add to my mark5000 is cruel list
the 5000 is how many SKULLS he HAS
for ALL we KNoW, anoek is SATAN!

ohhmylawyerrrrrrrrrrrrrr

(this is stupid :D)

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Look what I found~

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Which active player has the most prime factors in their ID?

conundrummahp :mexico: 870870, active from November to March, is a reasonable candidate.

His ID is 2 x 3 x 5 x 7 x 11 x 13 x 29.

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billywoods :uk: (999) is still active.

He was the only active player with only 9s in his ID until Chinitsu grabbed 999999.

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We recently passed player 1,100,000

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And player 1111111, sadly it’s an 1-game account though :crying_cat_face:

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Player 1111111 playing only 1 game vs an 11k :ok_hand:

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Neat numbers, but there are also jewels lie beneath a completely unassuming disguise (take it from a 27056 :wink:).

The truly ancient integers are two harmless semiprimes: 13×23 and 2×1049. An honorable mention goes to 27×7, which has a nice but pedestrian pattern.

Then there’s also 12689, a very non-famous prime that held an event of great importance.

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We recently passed player 1,200,000 but sadly it looks like a dead account.

Slowly approaching 1234567…

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