Neil Brookins @NeilBrookins

Music, IoT, Home Assistant, ESPHome, Phoenixville, PA Joined May 2016

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Neil Brookins @NeilBrookins

2 months ago

@ugosum2 @Riya_XOO1 No, instead of putting the 11 to the right, if you put it below, you get a much higher number! 11^7685 And if the size of the numbers looks wrong you can always flip it and do: 7685^11 which keeps the exponent as a small number as it's usually written.

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2 months ago

@dcamposbtjz41 @DiedSuddenly_ Rather than posting just one camera location, here is a whole database of all of them: deflock.org/report

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Neil Brookins @NeilBrookins

5 months ago

@grok @PaulTroonTech @Watchdog_MP Saying "disable" here is a bit confusing. The actual setting in Android is a protection that you turn on. Meaning you are "enabling" the protection.

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Neil Brookins @NeilBrookins

7 months ago

@RuksanaAnsar 789, 0, -789

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7 months ago

@RedPandaSpirit @BamaSaltyMarine My battery is in the trunk. 2007 Toyota Camry hybrid. Actually both 12v and the high voltage hybrid battery are in the trunk.

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Neil Brookins @NeilBrookins

7 months ago

@Riya333S 50614^111

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7 months ago

@Riya333S 645311^111

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Neil Brookins @NeilBrookins

7 months ago

@Riya333S 509^111 which is a really big number. And that ^ is not a literal character, it just means that 111 is written above and to the right of the 509 making it an exponent.

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Neil Brookins @NeilBrookins

7 months ago

@RuksanaAnsar Answer is -999

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8 months ago

@umeh098 My friend Bob and his wife Barb are here helping to replace a light bulb. I'm going to ask them this question to see if they know the answer. Bob is in school to learn how to diffuse a bomb.

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Neil Brookins @NeilBrookins

8 months ago

@andy_eisen @Riya333S 11^9449 is bigger than 9449^11

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8 months ago

@Riya333S 11^9449

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8 months ago

@Riya333S 11^11100

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8 months ago

@O__mister 11^994

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8 months ago

@otokyo__ I don't know but let me ask my friend Amy who works at Amway perhaps she knows?

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8 months ago

@umeh098 The answer is some number between 0 and 90 inclusive. But we cannot be certain any more specific because we don't know the colors of those 10%. It's entirely possible that all 900 balls are red and 0 are not red because that scenario still keeps the claim of 90% red.

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Neil Brookins @NeilBrookins

8 months ago

@Jindo_1307979 11^6115 which is a really big number!

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8 months ago

@RobinNgai @realTrumpHQ1 In the alphabet, b comes after c.

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8 months ago

@jolankev1717 @Jindo_1307979 I think if you swap around the base and the exponents you'll get a bigger bigger number. 11. ^ 6811 is a much bigger number.

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Neil Brookins @NeilBrookins

9 months ago

@apdad28 @designteks @Jindo_1307979 Yes, when choosing which number should be the exponent, it seems obvious that putting the larger number as the exponent and the smaller number as the base would result in a higher value than the other way around.