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		A new way to read (and print) double-sided paper (2016) (mathlesstraveled.com)
		1 point by Tomte on Aug 8, 2022 \| past
		A new way to read (and print) double-sided paper (2016) (mathlesstraveled.com)
		3 points by Tomte on Jan 8, 2022 \| past
		A new way to read (and print) double-sided paper (2016) (mathlesstraveled.com)
		1 point by Tomte on April 25, 2021 \| past
		John Conway’s algorithms for counting stairs (mathlesstraveled.com)
		1 point by tosh on April 14, 2020 \| past
		A new way to read and print double-sided paper (2016) (mathlesstraveled.com)
		40 points by Tomte on Nov 12, 2019 \| past \| 26 comments
		Computing the Euler totient function, part 3: proving phi is multiplicative (mathlesstraveled.com)
		1 point by notomorrow on June 16, 2019 \| past
		Making the Fermat primality test deterministic (mathlesstraveled.com)
		1 point by notomorrow on Jan 1, 2019 \| past
		The Math Less Traveled: Post Without Words #11 (mathlesstraveled.com)
		1 point by espeed on Sept 9, 2018 \| past
		We can make primality machines that do not know anything about the factors of n (mathlesstraveled.com)
		19 points by ColinWright on Jan 5, 2018 \| past \| 5 comments
		Fermat’s Little Theorem: proof by necklaces (mathlesstraveled.com)
		3 points by dhimes on Dec 12, 2017 \| past
		Random cyclic curves in the complex plane (mathlesstraveled.com)
		3 points by fanf2 on Oct 4, 2017 \| past
		Euclid's Orchard, the Euclidean algorithm, and Fibonacci numbers, with pictures (mathlesstraveled.com)
		32 points by ColinWright on July 23, 2017 \| past
		A new way to read and print double-sided paper (Jan 2016) (mathlesstraveled.com)
		1 point by kqr on Oct 20, 2016 \| past
		Cosmic Call at the Universe of Discourse – The Math Less Traveled (mathlesstraveled.com)
		1 point by dahart on Sept 30, 2015 \| past
		Visualizing Pascal's triangle remainders (mathlesstraveled.com)
		1 point by walrus on Oct 21, 2012 \| past
		Factorization diagrams in Haskell (mathlesstraveled.com)
		103 points by Peteris on Oct 6, 2012 \| past \| 19 comments
		Did you know the number 86 was so interesting? (mathlesstraveled.com)
		1 point by kghose on May 11, 2012 \| past
		17×17 4-coloring with no monochromatic rectangles (mathlesstraveled.com)
		2 points by jackowayed on Feb 20, 2012 \| past
		Manufactoria: A computer science teaching game (mathlesstraveled.com)
		2 points by mbrubeck on May 27, 2010 \| past

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