Then I got too good at that, so I would prime factorise digital clocks, find the two factors that were closest in value to each other, subtract the one from the other, and prime factorise the result....
Usually by the time I'd run that to 0 there was a new number on the digital clock. At least before 1am.
... now I take melatonin to deal with my circadian rhythm disorder instead. :P
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Date: 2012-06-21 06:06 pm (UTC)Then I got too good at that, so I would prime factorise digital clocks, find the two factors that were closest in value to each other, subtract the one from the other, and prime factorise the result....
Usually by the time I'd run that to 0 there was a new number on the digital clock. At least before 1am.
... now I take melatonin to deal with my circadian rhythm disorder instead. :P