Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago
In this episode, we go beyond regular hyperoperators. Now, we're diagonalizing over them, and entering the second "realm", which uses double brackets instead! Still no arrays yet, though we do have 10{{10}}10 = 10{0,1}3.
There are things like {{0}} and {{{0}}}, which seem strange from the perspective of Bowers' Bracket notation. It's the first feature that differentiates my notation from Bowers'! 10{{0}}x = 10{x}10, and 10{{{0}}}x = 10{{x}}10.
Oh yeah and it's in dark theme now
In this episode, we go beyond regular hyperoperators. Now, we're diagonalizing over them, and entering the second "realm", which uses double brackets instead! Still no arrays yet, though we do have 10{{10}}10 = 10{0,1}3.
There are things like {{0}} and {{{0}}}, which seem strange from the perspective of Bowers' Bracket notation. It's the first feature that differentiates my notation from Bowers'! 10{{0}}x = 10{x}10, and 10{{{0}}}x = 10{{x}}10.
Oh yeah and it's in dark theme now




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