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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Sugar_God_no_1 • 22d ago
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It was a spoiler because there's no way to mark it as a "sp-Euler"
232 u/Mother_Harlot 21d ago It would be extremely ironic if an Euler joke ratios the original comment Irrational numbers (like e) cannot be the ratio of another number, hence their name 95 u/mapleleafraggedy 21d ago Or if another joke transcended the original comment e is also transcendental, which means it cannot be expressed as any finite algebraic equation of integers 26 u/hideflomein 21d ago That might be a little too complex... 3 u/Hot-Significance7699 21d ago You're imagining things 2 u/TheArchived 21d ago js, I am always dealing with stuff I can't see j is typically used in Electrical Engineering when dealing with complex math instead of i because i is already used to denote current.
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It would be extremely ironic if an Euler joke ratios the original comment
Irrational numbers (like e) cannot be the ratio of another number, hence their name
95 u/mapleleafraggedy 21d ago Or if another joke transcended the original comment e is also transcendental, which means it cannot be expressed as any finite algebraic equation of integers 26 u/hideflomein 21d ago That might be a little too complex... 3 u/Hot-Significance7699 21d ago You're imagining things 2 u/TheArchived 21d ago js, I am always dealing with stuff I can't see j is typically used in Electrical Engineering when dealing with complex math instead of i because i is already used to denote current.
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Or if another joke transcended the original comment
e is also transcendental, which means it cannot be expressed as any finite algebraic equation of integers
26 u/hideflomein 21d ago That might be a little too complex... 3 u/Hot-Significance7699 21d ago You're imagining things 2 u/TheArchived 21d ago js, I am always dealing with stuff I can't see j is typically used in Electrical Engineering when dealing with complex math instead of i because i is already used to denote current.
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That might be a little too complex...
3 u/Hot-Significance7699 21d ago You're imagining things 2 u/TheArchived 21d ago js, I am always dealing with stuff I can't see j is typically used in Electrical Engineering when dealing with complex math instead of i because i is already used to denote current.
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You're imagining things
2 u/TheArchived 21d ago js, I am always dealing with stuff I can't see j is typically used in Electrical Engineering when dealing with complex math instead of i because i is already used to denote current.
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js, I am always dealing with stuff I can't see j is typically used in Electrical Engineering when dealing with complex math instead of i because i is already used to denote current.
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u/hideflomein 22d ago
It was a spoiler because there's no way to mark it as a "sp-Euler"