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President & Software Developer @ Canadian Collegiate Cubing
President & Software Developer @ Canadian Collegiate Cubing
Introduced an innovative yet mathematically-sound ranking system based off of the Elo rating system
Built the website, canadiancollegiatecubingleague.ca (coming soon)
Developed software that automatically re-calculates ratings and rankings after each competition.
Connected with individuals across the country (from British Columbia to Ontario and Quebec) to host CCCL events.
Hired Canadian Champion Morgan Yeh as a member of the CCCL Board.
Endorsements:
Morgan Yeh: Rubik's Cube Canadian Champion
CubingBC: The Provincial Organization for official World Cube Association competitions in British Columbia
Sarah Strong: World Cube Association Delegate
Statistical Prediction of the 2023 Rubik's Cube Canadian Champion
Statistical Prediction of the 2023 Rubik's Cube Canadian Champion
July 16, 2023
The 2023 Rubik's Cube Canadian Championship is well underway. Defending Champion Bill Wang elected not to participate this year, meaning that we will crown a new national champion in a few hours. The results of the semifinal round of the Canadian Championship have just been released. With just four hours before the final round, I have compiled my predictions to who will succeed Mr. Wang for the coveted title.
Prime Numbers Museum
Prime Numbers Museum
77-digit prime number without the digit "7" (I have a 777-digit one too)
7013-digit prime number (2021)
Proth Prime (of the form k×2ⁿ+1)
Rubik's Cube Prime (2020)
4096 digits, arranged in a 64×64 square.
Only five different digits: 1, 4, 5, 7, 8
I've always been fascinated by prime numbers, so much so that it alone was enough to motivate me to study math in university.
Prime numbers are incredibly rare, especially very large ones.
Here are a collection of interesting, large, or artistic primes that I've found.
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