Yajirobe

Reminds me of this awesome video - The Hustle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_o7qjN3KF8U

I thought the hardest part about logos is the idea itself? Doesn't matter that it's blurry - the majority of the work has been done.

slither.io?

Also, for comparison, the US military budget in 2021 was $700-800 billion.

Please don't talk about this nonchalantly - people reading this might try to do something similar and the results may be fatal.

Like... youtube?

Python allows one to save development time in exchange for execution time

ELIFreshman, please

> running water is likely to have plenty of other life in it

And still water isn't?

This is transphobic.

You can simulate these interconnections on a sufficiently powerful computing device. If you have enough FLOPs, the architecture (almost) doesn't matter.

You write tests.

MIT OCW

A short video on this topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQ9RQrcv3T8

'the doctors successfully released the trapped air from the patient's chest, and she spent the rest of the flight uneventfully eating and watching in-flight movies'

Umm.. no, the observer need not be conscious.

> A million people marching in Moscow would change minds.

How? What would they do? They would march and riot and protest and then after a day or two they would go home. Meanwhile the politicians will just wait it out and the show will go on (see Belarus).

Americans about US wars: 'we cannot do anything about our government - they engage in wars and we couldn't stop them if we tried'

Americans about Russian wars: 'the average Joes need to go out to the streets and bring Putin down'

> Since cubic is bigger than linear, this won't work.

So it actually 'works', it's just slower.

Meh, the female ones don't seem to be English (at least a lot of them). The male ones are mostly international words.

50x is not orders of magnitude off. It's one order of magnitude

The US map is bigger than the rest of the world

Quantum theory has the largest error between theory and prediction (120 orders of magnitude). See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmological_constant_problem

That edit history is ridiculuous and one of the reasons I hate such reddit-esque conversations. It's a bunch of people thinking they know their stuff giving wrong answers.

Stephen Wolfram was right all along

A shirt provides too much friction thus there is a constant feeling of having the earphones pulled down (especially when moving the head)

Uhh.. yes, I want to know the reasons for taking away and searching through a random person's computer

Why did they do this to him??

It sometimes can be misleading. If I'm refactoring large parts of code (e.g. splitting a large file to smaller ones), then sometimes the original logic written by someone else will be left, but git blame will show me because I was the last to make changes

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