#recreationalmathematics
Turn 4 · 2 players moved
🏅 @strongbrush1.bsky.social +69 · @mschlasn.bsky.social +21

32 cells left, 3 spares, 5 flagged.
Reply a coordinate, A1 to K11. Everyone who replies opens one.
30 min.
#Minesweeper #recreationalmathematics #boardgame #devlog #softwaredevelopment #indiegame
October 31, 2026 at 7:14 PM
Turn 3 · 1 player moved
🏅 @mralexgeo.bsky.social +3

60 cells left, 3 spares, 6 flagged.
Everyone who replies opens a cell. A mine takes you out of this board — you can still flag.
30 min.
#Minesweeper #gamedevcommunity #recreationalmathematics #dailygame #pixelart #videogames
October 30, 2026 at 4:14 PM
Turn 9 · 3 players moved
🏅 @direprism.bsky.social +21 · @mehtis.bsky.social +3 · @mralexgeo.bsky.social +3

33 cells left, 3 spares, 9 flagged.
Everyone who replies opens a cell. A mine takes you out of this board — you can still flag.
30 min.
#Minesweeper #play #recreationalmathematics #indiegames
October 30, 2026 at 4:51 AM
Turn 11 · 2 players moved
💥 @mehtis.bsky.social hit E5 and is out. 1 spare left.
🏅 @direprism.bsky.social +30

32 cells left, 1 spare, 11 flagged.
Reply a coordinate, A1 to K11. Everyone who replies opens one.
30 min.
#Minesweeper #pixelart #twitchplays #mathpuzzle #recreationalmathematics
October 26, 2026 at 9:47 AM
355/113 - 1/(44^4) brings us within 11 decimal places of pi, while Milü on it's own brings us to 7. Obviously this approximation wouldn't be as useful as Milü since it adds a lot of steps to the calculation, but I think it's still neat.

#Pi #RecreationalMathematics
February 8, 2026 at 5:00 PM
185527

A prime that cannot be expressed as the sum of three squares is nevertheless the sum of three cubes – three prime cubes – two ways, with all six prime summands distinct.

13^3 + 43^3 + 47^3 = 185527
19^3 + 31^3 + 53^3 = 185527

#NumberTheory #Mathematics #Primes #RecreationalMathematics
June 25, 2025 at 6:09 PM
In the last of my short infinite series of blog posts we take a look at the need for more than one size of infinity: brianclegg.blogspot.com/2025/02/a-sh... #infinity #popularmaths #recreationalmathematics
A Short Infinite Series #5 - my infinity's bigger than yours
An infinite series is a familiar mathematical concept, where '...' effectively indicates 'don't ever stop' - for example 1 + ½ + ¼ + ⅛... an...
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