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ElijahKopper has a good video on this.

196, aka 200-4

179 - which is a prime number

160, which has a prime factorization of 2*2*2*2*2*5.

157, which is prime.

136 - which has a prime factorization of 2,2,2,17

I have the exact opposite. Languages with garbage collection make me feel like something is deeply wrong and I need to free all this memory I am allocating.

111

105 sure, checkpoints could only get used once. then you make a new one immediately once you hit that same multiple of 100 again.

100 - Checkpoint

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oh no, you've created a superposition of 58 and 59! Don't observe it in case it collapses to 58!

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