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Anyway, here's my latest dumb little npm module, a JavaScript implementation of the hyper operation, which generalises addition, multiplication and exponentiation:https://github.com/qntm/hyperoperate …
The joke is that because JavaScript is restricted to 64-bit IEEE 754 floats, so few hyper operation results will even fit into that numerical range that the results can essentially be hard-coded individually using a bunch of `if` blocks
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