I found an imaginary Parker square. All rows and columns sum to 6298i.3yr ⋅ TabourFaborden ⋅ r/MattParker
An interesting problem I found people discussing on 4chan, and both arguments seem to be logical. Which is the correct answer, and if so, why is the other one wrong?1yr ⋅ nicktan1204 ⋅ r/MattParker
My try at approximating Pi in base 2. I only went to 3 terms because i was running out of space on my paper.5yr ⋅ hayden_hoes ⋅ r/MattParker
Since Matt is so obsessed with dodecahedrons, this might be fitting here6yr ⋅ lgfrbcsgo ⋅ r/MattParker
Matt's latest Numberphile video has inspired me to revive some old computers and set them up as 24/7 PrimeGrid machines7yr ⋅ TheMechanoids ⋅ r/MattParker
Got the same lesson but in two different ways right next to each other.6yr ⋅ GuyWIthaSexyHelmet ⋅ r/MattParker
It's an old video at this point, but I built a Python tool to generate graphs for functions such as the binary counting function as featured in Four has Four Letters. This is for values up to 100.7yr ⋅ The6P4C ⋅ r/MattParker
Wanted to see what else you could do with a harmonic stack. Didn't have bricks, only dominoes7yr ⋅ Dragoncoach ⋅ r/MattParker
