17 points | by muragekibicho 2 days ago ago
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Hmm. I was expecting “LeetCode for Arxiv" to show code. That’s an exiting idea. But there doesn’t seem to be any code, unless I’m missing something. Is the purpose just to be a longform explanation of a paper?
Other paper implementations have code. I realized the papers I implement using long-form latex math examples tend to do better.
So my pure coding implementation of Blankinship's algorithm : https://leetarxiv.substack.com/p/paper-implementation-blanki...
Performed much worse than my written implementations.
Let me know what you think
Unfortunately I hit a paywall.
My bad. Let me remove it. It's the Substack 2-week autopaywall setting. Try now
Lehmer’s continued fraction factorization algorithm was used to factor the seventh Fermat number in 1975.
Hmm. I was expecting “LeetCode for Arxiv" to show code. That’s an exiting idea. But there doesn’t seem to be any code, unless I’m missing something. Is the purpose just to be a longform explanation of a paper?
Other paper implementations have code. I realized the papers I implement using long-form latex math examples tend to do better.
So my pure coding implementation of Blankinship's algorithm : https://leetarxiv.substack.com/p/paper-implementation-blanki...
Performed much worse than my written implementations.
Let me know what you think
Unfortunately I hit a paywall.
My bad. Let me remove it. It's the Substack 2-week autopaywall setting. Try now
Lehmer’s continued fraction factorization algorithm was used to factor the seventh Fermat number in 1975.