3, 1, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, ?

[Deleted member 23558]

People who have been exposed to 6 th grade recursive loops can easily solve this

@StrangerDanger @lovelyboy @julianchicago

 

[Magnum Opus]

start banning people for posting sequences and puzzles (5 Viewers)

 

[Deleted member 23558]

There’s probably more than one way to solve, just give me a good pattern

start banning people for posting sequences and puzzles (5 Viewers)

 

[Deleted member 49926]

0, 1, 1, 2

 

[Magnum Opus]

1

 

[AlexBrown84]

my ip

 

[Deleted member 23558]

1

No

 

[the MOUSE]

thakur penis conjecture mogs. it will be unsolved for months if not yrs just like this other similar mystery

one thing i dont get, why was richard reborn

and that too in pisspot's backyard of all places

looksmax.org

 

[Magnum Opus]

 

[Deleted member 23558]

View attachment 2541826

What are those numbers

 

[Deleted member 16275]

Can see a pattern, until the 6th term

 

[wsada]

But does this get me pussy tho?

 

[Deleted member 23558]

Can see a pattern, until the 6th term

I don’t think anyones gonna give a pattern that holds for this tbh

 

[Magnum Opus]

What are those numbers

I put your sequence in a 3x3 grid and found that the sum for the row was 4 in the first, 3 in the second, and based on that I thought the sum of the row (cluster of 3 sequential number) decreases by 1 per each iteration and the last row’s sum should be 2 which is why I came up with 1

 

[Deleted member 16275]

I don’t think anyones gonna give a pattern that holds for this tbh

Might as well say the answer innit. What's da answer

 

[Deleted member 23558]

I put your sequence in a 3x3 grid and found that the sum for the row was 4 in the first, 3 in the second, and based on that I thought the sum of the last row should be 2 which is why I came up with 1

There’s no 2 in op sequence

 

[Deleted member 23558]

Might as well say the answer innit. What's da answer

Answer I’ll give now pattern I’ll give later

Spoiler: Ans

1

 

[alpha_provider]

1, obviously

 

[alpha_provider]

didnt see your previous post when i posted mine

 

[Magnum Opus]

There’s no 2 in op sequence

Ropefuel, yeah sorry I mistook the 1 as a 2 as tears shot up into my eyes due to me reminiscing my oneitis for 2 seconds @lovelyboy

 

[Deleted member 49926]

Ropefuel, yeah sorry I mistook the 1 as a 2 as tears shot up into my eyes due to me reminiscing my oneitis for 2 seconds @lovelyboy

i think my sequence was good but i couldnt see the numbers well due to the blurry vision from all the crying thinking ab my oneitis

 

[Deleted member 23558]

Ropefuel, yeah sorry I mistook the 1 as a 2 as tears shot up into my eyes due to me reminiscing my oneitis for 2 seconds @lovelyboy

i think my sequence was good but i couldnt see the numbers well due to the blurry vision from all the crying thinking ab my oneitis

Use the modulus function with a if/else condition and a constant additive

 

[Deleted member 16275]

Use the modulus function with a if/else condition and a constant additive

Check insta

 

[Deleted member 23558]

1, obviously

What pattern did you use

 

[alpha_provider]

What pattern did you use

didn't even have to think about the pattern.

1 as a number is too impotent for creating any key for it suddenly changing into another number after 4 repetitions.

 

[Magnum Opus]

There’s no 2 in op sequence

You literal dog edited the title I‘m done

 

[bourgeoizyzz]

nigger can't even do binary right

 

[Deleted member 23558]

You literal dog edited the title I‘m done

i think my sequence was good but i couldnt see the numbers well due to the blurry vision from all the crying thinking ab my oneitis

Can see a pattern, until the 6th term

nigger can't even do binary right

Spoiler: pattern

-1 + f(x) ,where f(x) = modulus( y) where p is a consecutive prime for each term, and N is an integer that runs up to infinity.

y terminates when its greater than or equal to 1 , y = View attachment 2541875


so first term would be -1 plus modulus 8/2

second would be -1 plus modulus 8/3

third would be -1 plus modulus 8/5

fourth would be -1 plus modulus 8/7

fifth would be -1 plus modulus 27/11

and so on

 

[Lukas]

1488

 

[Deleted member 23558]

1488

nice throwback

 

[bourgeoizyzz]

Spoiler: pattern

-1 + f(x) ,where f(x) = modulus( y) where p is a consecutive prime for each term, and N is an integer that runs up to infinity.

y terminates when its greater than or equal to 1 , y = View attachment 2541875


so first term would be -1 plus modulus 8/2

second would be -1 plus modulus 8/3

third would be -1 plus modulus 8/5

fourth would be -1 plus modulus 8/7

fifth would be -1 plus modulus 27/11

and so on

cope

 

[alpha_provider]

Spoiler: pattern

-1 + f(x) ,where f(x) = modulus( y) where p is a consecutive prime for each term, and N is an integer that runs up to infinity.

y terminates when its greater than or equal to 1 , y = View attachment 2541875


so first term would be -1 plus modulus 8/2

second would be -1 plus modulus 8/3

third would be -1 plus modulus 8/5

fourth would be -1 plus modulus 8/7

fifth would be -1 plus modulus 27/11

and so on

you are missing the entire point of this

 

[WAIS 169]

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