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I'm sorry I've looked everywhere. Normal search & google search. I guess I should have bookmarked it. Anyone know what I'm talking about?
More of the second, I think. I'm not entirely sure.mattmns said:Is this a philosphical discussion of mathematical elegance? Or a bunch of elegant proofs/problems?
Thrice said:More of the second, I think. I'm not entirely sure.
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