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511.
by detrites 4y ago
Yes... proving that would require an infinite-capacity rounding mechanism, which cannot exist, because when trying to build it, you always run out of universe. Thusly, "impossible" is equivalent to "false", by default.
512.
by detrites 4y ago
3 recurring represents a particular quantity continuing forever. 0 recurring represents the end of a quantity, and the absence of any further quantity, forever. Eg: 0.012500000000000... The significant portion is 0.0125 - the recurring zero
513.
by detrites 4y ago
Exactly, the only possible "last digit" it could have (in keeping with the silly premise that it has one), is zero.
514.
by detrites 4y ago
Spoiler: it's zero, recurring.
515.
by detrites 4y ago
Has anyone converted the formula to code?
516.
by detrites 4y ago
Title should have (2017)?
517.
by detrites 4y ago
Must be a bug on the site. For USD it shows me a weird currency I've no idea what it is, but the dropdown reliably converts to €53,839.49 EUR, £47,858.65 GBP and $78,209.08 CAD. As they were consistent, I converted EUR->USD myself.
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$58K 6502(chipscapes.com)
1 points by detrites 4y ago|3 comments
519.
by detrites 4y ago
It's not a theory, it's experience - and not just mine. The situations in the US, especially historically, are very different to those in other parts of the world, especially now. Yet, even in the US, I see even illegal immigrants
520.
by detrites 4y ago
This is FTX, remember.
521.
by detrites 4y ago
This reddit comment gives a nice code breakdown: https://old.reddit.com/r/c64/comments/7m1800/oneliner_64_a_c...
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A complete arcade action game for the C64 in one single line of code (2016)(oneliner64.com)
5 points by detrites 4y ago|1 comments
523.
by detrites 4y ago
Is this letting anyone use the owners internet?
524.
by detrites 4y ago
Good point, updated.
525.
ARM Linux executable mysteriously runs on x86_64 (2016)(stackoverflow.com)
14 points by detrites 4y ago|3 comments
526.
by detrites 4y ago
It is a graphical environment. Various unique graphical symbols are arranged and manipulated across a uniform fixed grid (typically also in colour). The defining feature of the terminals graphics system is this grid which makes both locat
527.
by detrites 4y ago
Migrants from poorer countries have lower standards of living, and often able to claim exclusive subsidies. When a job market is saturated with people willing to do jobs for way less, the existing workforce gets pushed out. Country level th
528.
by detrites 4y ago
Great! Some of us like play.
529.
by detrites 4y ago
If you're looking at country-level data it may be too broad and so harder to identify, only one order away from pointlessly looking for the same effect in "the whole world". You need granularity, where the effects are seen. F
530.
by detrites 4y ago
Many parts of the UK, and half of mainland Europe? Was ongoing and in decline in some places, but become worse since the Ukraine crisis which has exacerbated, as both wealthy and poor are arriving en masse straining limited resources. Sure,
531.
by detrites 4y ago
Just move to any place that's had its workforce, welfare system and social order decimated by impoverished immigrants and given enough time to amass some awful experiences, you'll be able to list your own reasons.
532.
by detrites 4y ago
Seems about 200-300k is mined per year worldwide [0], so maybe it is a large amount if it could account for 3-4 years worth of the worlds mined supply. [0] - https://www.kitco.com/news/2022-02-07/Global-rare-earth-
533.
by detrites 4y ago
Apart from the flailing limbs and suddenly-rotating head with apparatus. Eliminating those, are we back to just watching a movie? That said, I'd much rather watch a movie on a plane in a VR headset than off of a seat back.
534.
by detrites 4y ago
That's what I was going to ask: can anyone comment as to whether this is a disruptive event? Or is Europe so ordinarily devoid of such metals that it's comparatively little versus world supply?
535.
by detrites 4y ago
Could that also be a valid description of what we do?
536.
by detrites 4y ago
Haven't seen that format before. Substack ordinarily scatters various buttons/images/signups etc through an article so I'm accustomed to skipping over them to get to the next paragraph. The subtitle of the article specif
537.
by detrites 4y ago
Strange article. It's an interesting and well-written piece relating what DNA wrote about Hypercard (and what Hypercard is), before suddenly switching to "educational models" without explanation, and then abruptly ending.
538.
by detrites 4y ago
If you're wondering what this is, a succinct summary from the projects about page [0]: "The internet and the availability of stunningly capable chipsets has made it possible to create a monitoring network that spans the world &amp
539.
by detrites 4y ago
Yes, it working out of the box is what appealed to me. Having tried many C/C++ cross-platform libraries, this is the first that compiled and ran on a mac without a hitch (sadly, a good benchmark).
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TIGR – TIny GRaphics cross-platform library(github.com)
5 points by detrites 4y ago|2 comments

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