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Oh no, you were so right... or so you've convinced yourself. > Can you point to it's exact-words, so that the rest of us can see it? >>It's defines a "record"
by bigbadfeline 10mo ago
Oh no, you were so right... or so you've convinced yourself.
> Can you point to it's exact-words, so that the rest of us can see it?
>>It's defines a "record" that will get regularly broken by default even when nothing interesting changes.
> There are infinitely-many opportunities to exceed a real-number by infinitely small amounts.
All of them existing only in the abstract and none of them applicable to changes of real data. What quantum theory did you study?
Looking at what you wrote, any further discussions are pointless. Have a nice day/night/etc.
- Terr_ 10mo agoA drama in three parts. 1. Article: "The neon sign is lit, which shows the convenience store is open." 2. Terr: "No, the neon sign is always on, even when the convenience store is closed. Instead, you should go look through those windows, see the cashier inside? 3. BigBadFeline : "OMG why are you saying the store is closed? It's open! You're crazy."