A brilliant way to visualize numbers

this is so epic dude

Amazing video!

Mind blown

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I've been making diagrams like this for some time, but I've never found a good way to differentiate the large primes, I don't like how they all end up looking the same

What are some use cases? They sort of look nice, like viruses.

It would be great if you could assign LFO's with rate, upper and lower range, tempo sync, and different waveforms, for each px value, and if they can remain through number changes.

amazing! thank you for the program!

you are amazing!! wonderful idea!! thank you so much!!

Hey I can't get to your website there is a problem

what is he doing now

reminds me of touch points

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I want my minute back.

Thinking of numbers in 2 dimensions, fascinating. Now do this in 3 dimensions. How about 4D ?

Amazing

so it's a way to visualise prime factorization I guess?

Awesome

Right, but where is he now? I can't find his name on anything.

Website doesn't seem to load?

Imo the most efficient way to think about numbers is their decimal representation in normal or scientific notation

This is ingenious.

problem is it's non abelian. each non prime will have (n! - a correction term for possible overlap) different representations which may look entirely different (where n is the amount of numbers in it's prime factorization). cool looking though

this is called geometry

Ok. Nice. But multiplication is comutative so this 3 lines on each vertex of a triangle must be somehow isomorphic to two triangles connected by a line, etc.

Interesting how prime numbers are all polygons.

Basically prime number polygons and then you combine them to form composite numbers

Well, this is actually the definition of a side. It is not complicated or innovative at all. Triangle, three-line, three points, pentagon 5 lines 5 points, hexagon, etc., consider each point as a number and connect it with a line. 😐

Incredible.

Does it have any advantages over the regular decimal number system?