Re: Self-recognizing programs and regular expressions
Stefan `Sec` Zehl <[email protected]>
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On Tue, Mar 08, 2005 at 14:19 +1300, Jasvir Nagra wrote:
> Sorry. 255^2 * 8^17. And now with Karsten Sperling correction for $
> 255^2 * 8^17 * 2.
So we have
^.[\\[\]{}17.]{17}.$ 255^2 * 8^17 * 2 292846565769766502400
Before reading the other solutions I had a similiar idea:
^[][{}19^\\\$]{19}$ 9^19 * 2 2701703435345984178
combining this solution with the first one, we arrive at the following
two
^.[][{}15.]{15}.$ 255^2 * 7^15 * 2 617420374368087150
^[][{}16^.]{16}.$ 255 * 8^16 * 2 143552238122434560
still they are all much worse than the simple
^.{6}$ 255^6 * 2 549883993781250
CU,
Sec
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