jay_gridbach

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   by jay_gridbach 1y ago

   Thanks. I fixed it :-)
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   by jay_gridbach 1y ago

   Thanks. Your advice is really helpful.
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   by jay_gridbach 1y ago

   Thank you, I have just fixed it. This is so helpful, thank you from the bottom of my heart.
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   by jay_gridbach 1y ago

   I respect you have learnt a lot of programming languages throughout of your career.
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   by jay_gridbach 1y ago

   Thank yoy for trying! I am aware that it doesn't work correctly when opening the app in multiple tabs in same window.
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   by jay_gridbach 1y ago

   I post this as a separate comment. At this point, I am not capable with addressing the thing you pointed out - the way to block fake results in open network. From the very beginning, I don't want to make the system closed-network nor
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   by jay_gridbach 1y ago

   At this point, I am not capable with addressing the thing you pointed out. I didn't want to make the system closed-network nor login required. Technically, I think it is impossible to prevent reporting fake result as long as it is ope
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   by jay_gridbach 1y ago

   Thank you for sharing your experience. It's quite moving to know that someone in another country was going through the same thing I was. I implemented Goldbach in C++, C#, Java, and Go.
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   by jay_gridbach 1y ago

   Thank you for your interst. I disclosed the core verification algorithm to make the procedure reviewable. https://github.com/nakatahr/gridbach-core
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    by jay_gridbach 1y ago

    Thank you. I will do my best to make my project sustainable.
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    by jay_gridbach 1y ago

    Hope everyone can enjoy the application.
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    by jay_gridbach 1y ago

    I know there haven't been any scientific progress yet, and I must admit that I gave it an easy-to-understand title to attract visitors to the site. I originally started this project out of curiosity to see what discoveries might lie ah
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    by jay_gridbach 1y ago

    Thank you. Just removed "to this day".
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    by jay_gridbach 1y ago

    Exactly. At this point WASM was the best choice for me to run the calculation with uint64 as I wasn't sure how much BigInt in JavaScript is efficient.
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    by jay_gridbach 1y ago

    Thanks for sharing your computation resource!
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    by jay_gridbach 1y ago

    Thank you for your comment. I will keep going to make this meaningful in some extent. The website message itself could be overstatement, but to be honest I am not trying to compete the predecessor. I am now trying to contact the predecessor
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    by jay_gridbach 1y ago

    Thank you for the kind comment! I'll put out a blog post about my tech stack sometime.
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    by jay_gridbach 1y ago

    @londons_explore @JohnKemeny Thanks you for your interst to my project! I have to admit the computation speed is slower than I expected. I have a plan to develop GPU version of computation client which could be much faster. Also I am happy
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    by jay_gridbach 1y ago

    Haha, finding even a single counterexample would be a nightmare.
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    by jay_gridbach 1y ago

    All I can tell here is that I do certain level of valication on server side. As one of the goals of this project is to popularize the fun of mathematics among the general public, I think I would need to avoid a open network configuration t
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    by jay_gridbach 1y ago

    Thank you, I have just fixed it.
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    by jay_gridbach 1y ago

    Comparing the performance of WASM Go version v.s. native Go command line version, the native code is faster. There should be certain overhead using WASM I guess.
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    by jay_gridbach 1y ago

    Thanks for the cheer! I will keep going.
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    by jay_gridbach 1y ago

    Thanks for giving it a try. The Gridbach server only accepts computed result sent from my component.
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    by jay_gridbach 1y ago

    Thank you for your advice! It helped me to understand how native speakers take this sentense. I have just corrected to "no one has proven it mathematically to this day".
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    Show HN: Goldbach Conjecture up to 4*10^18+7*10^13(medium.com)

    244 points by jay_gridbach 1y ago|134 comments