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Does being able to do something mean you can do it perfectly 100% of the time? I'm not sure who was supposed to be unreasonable in your imaginary conversation.
by sebzim4500 4y ago
Does being able to do something mean you can do it perfectly 100% of the time? I'm not sure who was supposed to be unreasonable in your imaginary conversation.
- taneq 4y ago"Hey check it out, this new architecture can sometimes solve X" "HAH! Here is a counterexample where X is not solved, so it can NOT!"
- cool_dude85 4y agoIf I say I can do something, especially when I say I'm "waving at the haters", what I usually mean is that I can consistently do that thing. If I say "here's a self-driving car!" and show you a video of a car moving straight down a street and stopping at a light, would you agree that I have a self-driving car? After all, it drove itself down the street.
- ridgered4 4y agoCan't wait for the "Select the non-deformed hands" captchas.
- bee_rider 4y agoThis is why it is important to remember to end every imaginary conversation with “and everyone clapped” right when the protagonist wins.