Geometry_Squared @c0rdy

i should make a proper bio instead of a clogged mess tbfh

the actual bio i hope i will finish one day

hi im like, uh, Cordy

14

bios are boring i seem like a npc with those 2 starting sentences

top 3 Jacob cdarchives

numero tree: shotgun jacob

numero twa: jacob gifted

honorable mention: J,,,,A,,,COOOOOOOOO,,,,,BBBBBBBBB!!!

numero ono: jacob stone man

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Did you know that The difficulties in Juke's Towers of Hell (JToH) increase exponentially, which is represented by a logarithmic scale on the in-game difficulty chart, N.

The relationship between the Notated Difficulty Rank (N) and the Objective Difficulty (A) can be modeled by the equation:

Where:

* A is the Objective Difficulty, a quantitative measure of a tower's actual challenge (complexity, precision, length, etc.) which increases exponentially with N.

* A_0 is the objective difficulty baseline.

* b is the exponential growth base (the multiplicative factor by which the objective difficulty increases for each one-unit step in N).

* N_{\min} is a normalization constant (often 1 or 0) to align the scale with the first notated rank.

This logarithmic scale aligns with Weber's Law, where an equal perceived (subjective) increase in difficulty (\Delta N) requires a constant proportional (multiplicative) increase in the absolute objective challenge (\frac{A_{new}}{A_{old}} = b^{\Delta N}), which causes the difficulty to skyrocket at the high end of the chart.