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I tried reading up on that, but that article is very hard to follow: >At the heavenly North of the circle, symbolizing the Alpha and Omega, Our Father to which
by Traster 5y ago
I tried reading up on that, but that article is very hard to follow:
>At the heavenly North of the circle, symbolizing the Alpha and Omega, Our Father to which we solemly pray, lies the glorious positive and negative infinity. At its opposite, the wicked, immoral South of the circle, lies nothing of value, the value 000. Meanwhile, on the earthly plane, God's children enjoy free will, where they choose between positive one at the East and negative one at the West.
Who thought it would be a good idea to throw weirds jokes into a description of a number system? I'll probably just file posits next to Tensors in my mental model of the world (Tensors are just matrices for people with egos).
- MisterTea 5y ago> Who thought it would be a good idea to throw weirds jokes into a description of a number system? What were you expecting from an author who titled the article "The Cult of Posits"? > I'll probably just file posits next to Tensors in my mental model of the world (Tensors are just matrices for people with egos). You forgot to add Rust to that list >:-)