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An 'INT Rule Integer' is a method of representing an INT rule devised by MDA on June 23, 2026. | An 'INT Rule Integer' is a method of representing an INT rule devised by MDA on June 23, 2026. | ||
One constructs an INT rule integer by stringing all isotropic conditions together, starting at B0 and ending at S8: | |||
B0 B1c B1e … B2k B2a B2i B2n … B3y B3q B3j B3r … B4t B4w B4z … B8 S0 S1c … S8 | |||
Then, the target rule is checked against this list in this order, a binary string is obtained, and the INT rule integer arises converting such a string to decimal. | |||
For example, [[Just Friends]]’s rulestring is B2-a/S12. As such, it becomes | |||
000111011000000000000000000000000000000000000000000011111111000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 | |||
which, in decimal, is 584,307,698,542,700,611,254,246,965,248. | |||
Revision as of 18:07, 24 June 2026
An 'INT Rule Integer' is a method of representing an INT rule devised by MDA on June 23, 2026.
One constructs an INT rule integer by stringing all isotropic conditions together, starting at B0 and ending at S8:
B0 B1c B1e … B2k B2a B2i B2n … B3y B3q B3j B3r … B4t B4w B4z … B8 S0 S1c … S8
Then, the target rule is checked against this list in this order, a binary string is obtained, and the INT rule integer arises converting such a string to decimal.
For example, Just Friends’s rulestring is B2-a/S12. As such, it becomes
000111011000000000000000000000000000000000000000000011111111000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
which, in decimal, is 584,307,698,542,700,611,254,246,965,248.