Website review: infoverse - octomatics
Ixmatus discovered this in Mathematics
•68 reviews since Nov 15, 2007
mathematics
•octomatics.org
People who like this website
- socalso
Costa Mesa
- readyeddy
Claremont
- Tracytrain
Apple Valley
- ToxDrawace
California
- IamJIN
California
- ottererik
El Sobrante
- BrokenPhoenix
Arizona
- 10kluke
Parma
- RandyThomas
Vancouver
- Racknie
Seattle
StumbleUpon is the best way to discover great web sites, videos, photos, blogs and more - based on your interests.
Everything is submitted and rated by the community. Discover, share and review the best of the web!
Reviews of this website
Ixmatus discovered 6 months ago- cool idea for a numbering system
- 10kluke rated 6 weeks ago
- Think how much simpler life would be if we used a system of 8 numerals (0 through 7) instead of 10. We'd count with our fingers and skip the thumbs. Coding bits would be a breeze as it's all factors of 8.
- Konimotsinui rated 3 months ago
- I already understand binary number systems, but this is an alright site.
- aowreturns rated 4 months ago
- But..Most people can't seem to understand why there can be anything other than base 10.
- realunderdog rated 4 months ago
- Wow
- Tigeeer8 rated 4 months ago
- I guess NZ will be the first to adopt this. always the testing ground. We are your little guinea pigs. From TR1N4 Check out the BRAIN... Thanks justinehiraoka stumbler
- leftits rated 4 months ago
- Whatay idea!
- 4dee rated 4 months ago
- Cool idea for a new octal numbering system that has some very elegant properties and fits nicely with the existing systems. The biggest benefit of this system is that you can calculate visually with it, which would make it easier to learn for many people.
- accessko rated 4 months ago
- This is very nice. Great idea.
- mhtsos rated 5 months ago
- Well i don't think it will find any implementation on everyday life,nice and innovative thinking though...
- shiftplus rated 5 months ago
- the really good thing about the octomatics-number-system is that you can calculate visually. just add or remove the strokes! (...of course: if 2 strokes hit they will be "destroyed" and carried one position left when adding...pretty much like normal binary math). try it...it's very easy!
