Happy Birthday to our very special....

[Soupy]

Happy Birthday Jensen

 

[UnderCoverSpy16]

JHNSN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!

Ha I knew it was Jonathan

 

[Idol]

And if you were using a base-8 numbering system, your numbering system would be base-10, right?

The symbols 1, 2, 3, et cetera are just that: symbols. Our Base-10 system uses 0-9. Binary, a Base-2 numbering system, uses 0-1. A Base-8 (or Octal) numbering system could use 0-7. In Base-10, once the single digit value reaches a value of ten, it reverts to zero and adds +1 to the value one decimal place to the left. In a Base-8 system the same thing would happen once the single digit value reaches a value of eight. Hence a Base-8 Gerbil numbering system would go from 17 to 20. Perhaps the following table will help illustrate this:

Sorry jhnsn, this is now a maths thread.

 

[Ezekiel]

The symbols 1, 2, 3, et cetera are just that: symbols. Our Base-10 system uses 0-9. Binary, a Base-2 numbering system, uses 0-1. A Base-8 (or Octal) numbering system could use 0-7. In Base-10, once the single digit value reaches a value of ten, it reverts to zero and adds +1 to the value one decimal place to the left. In a Base-8 system the same thing would happen once the single digit value reaches a value of eight. Hence a Base-8 Gerbil numbering system would go from 17 to 20. Perhaps the following table will help illustrate this:

Sorry jhnsn, this is now a maths thread.

Finally, someone else that knows octal, even if I prefer hexadecimal.

 

[Jack]

お誕生日おめでとうございます！

Your teh bestest advisor ever, enjoy being older and such!

Ip is the the best advisor, sorry jhnsn

 

[freshmeathead]

The symbols 1, 2, 3, et cetera are just that: symbols. Our Base-10 system uses 0-9. Binary, a Base-2 numbering system, uses 0-1. A Base-8 (or Octal) numbering system could use 0-7. In Base-10, once the single digit value reaches a value of ten, it reverts to zero and adds +1 to the value one decimal place to the left. In a Base-8 system the same thing would happen once the single digit value reaches a value of eight. Hence a Base-8 Gerbil numbering system would go from 17 to 20. Perhaps the following table will help illustrate this:

Sorry jhnsn, this is now a maths thread.

I get this and understand octal, but if you lived in a base-8 world, you would call it base-10, because the eighth digit would be represented by 10. So to this base-8 world, we, with 10 fingers and toes, would be in a base-12 world.

 

[Ezekiel]

I get this and understand octal, but if you lived in a base-8 world, you would call it base-10, because the eighth digit would be represented by 10. So to this base-8 world, we, with 10 fingers and toes, would be in a base-12 world.

*hard facedesk*

 

[freshmeathead]

*hard facedesk*

If I only have 8 fingers, then 8 = 10

 

[Puliping]

Happy Birthday, Kazoo!
You too, jhnsn.

Actually, it's pronounced Jonathan, you're all wrong :glare:

But thanks

Never, ever, pronounced it wrong.

No, but the Simpson's do(h)!

And if you were using a base-8 numbering system, your numbering system would be base-10, right?

The Simpsons don't use a Base-8 system... It's a Base-10 system for them, even though they have eight fingers, because "their God" has 10. (That's a Base-10 10, not a Base-8 10).

Time for Math jokes!
There are 10 kinds of people in the world: those who know binary and those who don't.

 

[Gerbil]

The symbols 1, 2, 3, et cetera are just that: symbols. Our Base-10 system uses 0-9. Binary, a Base-2 numbering system, uses 0-1. A Base-8 (or Octal) numbering system could use 0-7. In Base-10, once the single digit value reaches a value of ten, it reverts to zero and adds +1 to the value one decimal place to the left. In a Base-8 system the same thing would happen once the single digit value reaches a value of eight. Hence a Base-8 Gerbil numbering system would go from 17 to 20. Perhaps the following table will help illustrate this:

Sorry jhnsn, this is now a maths thread.

I spaced out while reading this, then saw the world gerbil and was mildly interested.

Happy 19th jhnsn. Now go get a job so you can afford some vowels.



eighteen?
nineteen?

Or does rodent math use a Base-8 number system?

Don't judge rodent math is hard

 

[D4rthFluffles]

I spaced out while reading this, then saw the world gerbil and was mildly interested.



Don't judge rodent math is hard

eleventeen

 

[Idol]

If I only have 8 fingers, then 8 = 10

I considered providing an erudite response...but then I realized you are old and set in your ways

 

[freshmeathead]

I considered providing an erudite response...but then I realized you are old and set in your ways

And I am right

If you count to 10 and you live in a base-8 world...

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10

So, from your perspective, you live in a base-10 world.

 

[Drew]

Hey, I heard you had a Birthday.

 

[freshmeathead]

Oh, and happy birthday again! No more math

 

[FireHazard772]

Happy Birthday!

 

[KelpTheGreat]

I came to this thread expecting another Kazoo birthday.


....I guess this is better.

 

[KelpTheGreat]

Finally, someone else that knows octal, even if I prefer hexadecimal.

I'm learning octal, binary, and hexadecimal in my computer science course this term. It's not bad.

 

[Drew]

Can you teach me to be older?

 

[Outlaw27]

Happy Birthday Jhnsn!!!