>>9661

Do you have an example of usage (with the grid that is)?

>>9665

Let's do it

>>9660

Funny, looking at the wiki page for e under "Representations" and looking at the continued fractions (the second one that is supposed to converge 3 times faster), those numbers look awfully familiar, no?

>>9671

If you look at the differences between consecutive a's in (0, 1) you'll see them (if you ignore the first two 1's in the continued fraction representation).

>>9712

I'm feeling the FOMO right now, jelly. Sadly I'm occupied for the next few days so I'll catch up with what you guys are doing later (Or I'll hear about it in the news if you finish up!).