I was just counting on discord, and came across https://xkcd.com/2016/:
Sounds like fun. I'll try and come up with a couple....
sub[1]: a(n)= n × t, where n is an OEIS serial number, and t is the Unix epoch at the time of that sequence's publication to the website.
sub[2]: The number of values in the sequence of serial number n, or 0 if it is unknown, or -1 if it is infinite, multiplied by the Unix epoch at the time of that sequence's publication to the website.
sub[3]: The real part(s) of the imaginary part(s) of all the sequences I was intending on coming up with before submitting this post, but gave up instead because it turned out to be too much effort... (Note: they are, and will remain, "imaginary", for the time being, because I didn't articulate them.)
sub[4]: Each value of the previous sequence, multiplied by the Unix epoch at the time(s) that it would have been had I put forth the effort.
OEIS Submissions
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OEIS Submissions
"Come, Sancho Pizza, we must ride forth and vanquish these sea monsters"
"Don't they look like watermills to you?"
"Don't they look like watermills to you?"
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Re: OEIS Submissions
sub[5]: the set of numbers that represent a gaseous sound when applied to a music player.
sub[6]: the set of numbers that are a sum of banking committee registration codes.
sub[7]: the set of numbers that can be represented by four dimensional chess.
sub[6]: the set of numbers that are a sum of banking committee registration codes.
sub[7]: the set of numbers that can be represented by four dimensional chess.
lover of chess, baduk, and civ 4.
capable of eating sin, removing negative energy, and healing while sleeping.
capable of eating sin, removing negative energy, and healing while sleeping.