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Collatz^Reich – when the 3n+1 conjecture meets Clapping Music
Hacker NewsCollatz^Reich – when the 3n+1 conjecture meets Clapping Music
I was mindlessly playing Clapping Music on my Amazon package when I suddenly thought "Hey! Let's combine this with the 3n+1 conjecture!". Above is the result, enjoy :-)
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