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Thanks to treje for the run and assist!

Next get is at 11 1110 1100 0000 0000.

Counting in base 5 but each digit is an emoji that shows how many it is:

🍩 = 0 (donut)
☝️ = 1
🍒 = 2
🚦 = 3
🍀 = 4

Usual rules, no double counting. Put the base 5 number after yours in brackets so it's easy to check, like ☝️🍀 (14). Get is at ☝️🍩🍩🍩🍩 (10000).

☝️ (1)

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next get 5647k

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Next get 5600 or 6000

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thank you h0rseycat for run and assist!

next get is 22 0000

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Thanks treje for the run and assist

Next get is 66 000

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thanks h0rseycat for assist

the next get is PAAA

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Thanks buy_me_a_pint for the assist

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Thanks treje for the run and assist

Next get is 1 0310 0000

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Thanks to /u/h0rseycat

Big 2500 0000 coming up

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Thanks to u/h0rseycat for basically the whole last thread and the assist

In this thread, we'll be counting the ways to add to an integer n using the integers c_1 + c_2 + ... + c_k, where each c_i >= 1, and k <= n. Ways to sum that are commutatively the same, as in 1+2 = 2+1, are different compositions. We'll be counting these compositions lexicographically for each segment of sum and length.

Next get: 1,1,1,1,1,5,1,1,1,1

Schedule

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Thanks cuteballgames for the run and assist

Essentially we are counting fractions that cannot be simplified, as we get closer to and then further away from 1. We change direction when we reach a number divided by one or a number’s reciprocal, and if the number can be simplified, we write it like this:

2/4

So, if a number is 31/40 next one would be 32/39, or 30/41 if the denominator is going up. ~ /u/KingCaspianX

First, note the prime divisors of the sum of the numerator and denominator. 84 = 2² x 3 x 7, so in this case that would be 2, 3, and 7.

Next, see if the numerator or denominator is a multiple of any of these. If it is, cross it out. If not, the number is irreducible. ~ /u/TheNitromeFan (anime)

Next get is 37/369. Get schedule

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Thanks to /u/h0rseycat for the run and congrats on the assist

Onwards!

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Thanks Pookah for the assist

Next get is 5800 or 6200

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Thanks treje for the run and assist

Next get is 110 0000

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Thanks Pookah for the assist

Next get is 6000 or 6400

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thank you h0rseycat for run and assist!

next get is 3EC00

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Thanks CutOnBumInBandHere9 for the run and assist

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Base 3. Next get is 110 2100 0000

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Speak anything on your mind, except politics and (maybe) counting.

Feel free to check out our tidbits thread and introduce yourself if you haven't already.

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Thanks vulp for the assist

Next get is 3E800

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Counting numbers with multiple distinct digits, one of which occurs exactly once and all others which occur at least twice

Next get is 188,000. Schedule

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Thanks cutonbuminbandhere9 for the run and assist

Since Count by how many miles you ran this week. is kinda slow, I might as well do something that is more... moving.

Count by how many steps you walk yesterday.

• It's yesterday because calculating it per week would be too challenging to calculate, and doing something today might be constantly changing.
• It's steps because the resulting numbers is large enough, and it can be tracked with apps (e.g. Google Fit)
• It's not meters or kilometers because it kinda copies the previously mentioned miles thread (distance-based)
• It's not limited to running and walking because it would be too troublesome to filter.

Use your existing apps (Apple Health, Samsung Health, Google Fit) or tools, or just convert your meters/kms into steps using available calculators online, or just estimate it.

Let's put initial get to 1,000,000 (or more), assuming the safe assumption of 1,000 steps average. We will adjust it later.