Is this the world’s only computable license plate?
A little zooming in may be helpful.
For the record, this is approximately 5.999086179.
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In contrast to the uncomputable license plates, such as “HALTINGPROBLEM”
Realistically, I think it would be “HLTNGPRB”.
It occurs to me that “halting problem” might not be something you want to write on your car. Sort of sounds like the same category as “FLATTIRE” or “OUTOFGAS.”
An excellent point.
The cosine of the devil?
Indeed. Well done.