So if it helps my understanding of the situation is as follows: a superblock is like a block but more important because of reasons and is harder to make because of other reasons .

The number of upvotes went from 109 to 106 when the value dropped so it looks like at least one of the 3 who removed their vote has a lot of steem power. Removing the vote just wastes the influency (you

Thanks for the solution, I spent quite a while staring at number 2...I though the negative numbers were a bit more sigificant so went down the wrong path. It was fun while it lasted and I'm glad you've

All currency is just a statement of trust. Gold and the like are trust that other people will want gold and gold will remain hard to come by (note that gold could be devalued massively if it could be

Just like those annoying guys who go to magic shows just work out how the tricks work I've been thinking about the 'tricks' presented above. I've worked out what's wrong with the first one-> infinity

Was just trying to work out what to cook and found this recipe and am about to try it out. Thanks

I was a BOINC user a few years ago (I stopped when I replaced my computer) and recently got back into it via my newer interest in cryptocurrencies. For me Gridcoin was a no brainer once I heard about it

4, but this only uses equations 1 and 3

3 I think. Thanks for putting this out.

Hi I just set up a joined a Gridcoin pool yesterday (I used to run boinc a few years ago and believe the work is worth doing regardless of the reward but I'm not going to turn down free Cypto), so this

Looks good, does it matter what type of Lemonade you use? I've got some cheap stuff around but don't think that'd work too well

I used to live on Mathematica (which is the Maths engine behind this) whilst I was studying, so the fact you can get it for free online is awesome as I don't have access to a licence any more.

People never realise there is also a 'socialist' solution in monopoly. On average you collect more money passing go and picking up cards than you pay out in fines, so if everyone refuses to buy property

Thanks for the tip, I've got it now- 7. You sum the digits of the previous value and then add 1.

So as you describe it a stop loss is a dumb algorithm, that sells if the price drops below a threshold. My view is that in free market this type of activity is predictable, and therefore explotiatble.

I think 25, the best equation I have so far is conditional so probably wrong but is F(n) = [F(n-1) +2^n] modulo 18 for n <4, F(n) = [F(n-1) +2^n] modulo 36 for n > 4.

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It appears I'm still in the start phase, but I have noticed that my votes are now worth something. Without everyone else seeming so far out of reach (a $0.01 upvote is much better encouragement than a

Most providers just wouldn't offer low deposit mortgages (80+% LTV) if PMI were banned, which would be bad in itself...

In this case Year = 1960 + x , so the year 1970 means x =10 and 1990 gives x = 30. What the equation gives is the number of cubic gas used in a year (not the year itself), so if you feed in the numbers