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The computer knows there is a fan because it knows when there isn't a fan. By subtracting where there is a fan from where there isn't a fan, or where there isn'
by KokomoIsALie 1y ago
The computer knows there is a fan because it knows when there isn't a fan. By subtracting where there is a fan from where there isn't a fan, or where there isn't from where there is (whichever is greater) it obtains a difference, or deviation...
- bryant 1y agoUgh, and unfortunately, this meme makes perfect sense in this context.
- TeMPOraL 1y agoThis meme makes perfect sense in almost all contexts - at least continuous ranges are involved. I salute GP for fitting it for use with a discrete case.
- lukan 1y ago"because it knows when there isn't a fan" How does the computer knows that? You mean the parts that can meassure temperature will meassure where it gets warmer, or where it doesn't get warmer, altough it should? How does the system knows, it is not a local heat pipe, transferring heat away?
- junon 1y ago(the comment you're replying to is a meme - https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/the-missile-knows-where-it-is https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/the-missile-knows-where-it-is)