All weirdness aside, it'll be my 41st birthday this thursday and I used this chance to dump out a chunk of my old humble keys. They all should work, but as we all know: old keys = 🤷♂️
I have more keys but to be perfectly honest, after a while I did not feel like copy pasting any more.
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You weren't born in the 41st?
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Omg with all this insight into the number 41 maybe next year you will figure out the "Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything"
If you do please share!
Wish you a happy birthday!
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26 hours left and there are between 25 and 353 entries per GA. It's always interesting to see which games seem to have saturated the community and which haven't
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41+1=42 the Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe and Everything
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You know, that was actually one of the facts I wanted to mention but then I got distracted by the creation of the GAs and forgot to add more facts
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Thank you for the clarification. I myself have been stumped on the number 42 for a while now. Maybe if I build an omniscient supercomputer it could figure it out for me.
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Happy birthday in advance and thanks for the extra-long train and all the nerdy factoids!
I'm especially impressed by the 2nd one. I didn't know what Euler's lucky numbers were. The fact that there are only 6 of them and that 41 is the largest one makes it pretty special.
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While looking up random facts about 41 I read quite a bit of stuff I did not know. My favorite sentence I read was "In the mathematical branch of moonshine theory, a supersingular prime is a prime number that divides the order of the Monster group M, which is the largest sporadic simple group."
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41 would be the average days a month, if we had a sensible but absurdly hard to apply 9-month year calendar.
The first planet discovered by the James Webb telescope is only 41 light-years away.
There's no planet with an orbit around the sun of 41 years, but Jupiters completes a rotation in 41% of an Earth day.
Happy early birthday!
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Interesting. I personally somewhat like the idea of a neat 13 month calendar, with 28 days each. But then again, while I like the order that would create, I also like that my birthday wanders around the week cause if it falls on a work day I get a small present from my employer in the form of time of ;)
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It would need that one month has 29 days, so your birthday, as it does now, will still shift one day per year (two on leap years).
I also like the idea, and having a tricember. (Yes I know december is named like that because previously it was the tenth month.)
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The calendar idea I remember reading about had 13 months with 4 weeks a 7 days, all starting on the same day and one special day a year just called "year day" that was not considered part of a week or a month or anything. Fun idea but terrible for things like "weekly" events and stuff that happens 4 times a year suddenly does not fit nicely etc.
Seeing how very few things in normal life REALLY rely on a year being a proper year you could also just define the year as 364 days and then throw in a leap week every 6-7 years.
But those all are just insane ideas that it would NEVER be worth actually trying to implement anyway ;)
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I wonder if car 42 is a Freudian slip :-)
Happy birthday! Thanks!
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Happy Birthday Jan!
One more fact about 41 - there are more than 41 carts in the train
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Some some reason I felt like telling you something about the number 41. And making some giveaways that end on the 11th...
41 is the sum of the first six prime numbers (2 + 3 + 5 + 7 + 11 + 13).
41 is the largest "lucky number of Euler" as the polynomial f(k) = k² − k + 41 yields primes for all the integers k with 1 ≤ k < 41.
41 is the sum of two squares, 4² + 5².
41 is the smallest integer whose reciprocal has a 5-digit repetend
41 is the atomic number of niobium.
+41 is the international direct dialing code for Switzerland, which is not where I'm from but close
EDIT: Scroll down for some more facts and a weird discussion about calendars and so some further for some music
EDIT2: 26 hours left and there are between 25 and 353 entries per GA. It's always interesting to see which games seem to have saturated the community and which haven't
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