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BillyC posted:i probably deserve it so good on her The bees would probably be less annoying and 'drone' less than my coworkers  , who's with me
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Phlegmish posted:The bees would probably be less annoying and 'drone' less than my coworkers At least bees make honey to put in my tea. My good for nothing coworkers don't do anything!
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Brewmaster posted:If anyone ever wondered why these forums are dying I'd like enter the last 3 pages as exhibit A. Counterpoint: Last time I remember these arguments happening was around the peak of these forums' activity. I submit that the lack of pages like the last 3 are responsible for these forums' deadness and gayness 
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Hey guys what's 9 + 10
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Not much, what's up with you?
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bike tory posted:Hey guys what's 9 + 10 0x13
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bike tory posted:Hey guys what's 9 + 10 ligma balls lmfao
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bike tory posted:Hey guys what's 9 + 10 a big fat hen.gggggg...
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hell yeas
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If she's at my office keeping bees, then who's out there burning Shireen at the stake and resurrecting Jon Snow?!
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GoGoGadgetChris posted:If she's at my office keeping bees, then who's out there burning Shireen at the stake and resurrecting Jon Snow?! Interchangible apiarists
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Catpain Slack posted:I'm not mathematically eloquent enough to describe what I'm trying to say here, but this is the essence of it https://www.quora.com/How-can-I-prove-9-99999-10 quote:it is unclear that 0.9¯¯¯ does indeed represent a real number, without which it is unjustified to represent this by a symbol x∈R. Of course, carrying out any algebraic operation is therefore meaningless! This man is a moron.
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Sagebrush posted:"would a plane take off if a wizard projected an impenetrable force field in front of it?" Legit want to know the answer to this questions tia
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dialhforhero posted:Legit want to know the answer to this questions tia No unless the pilot is Harry Potter then yes.
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Apr 5, 2019 20:45
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Bet she's a huge hit on International Bring a poo poo Ton of Bees to Work Day. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYtXuBN1Hvc
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owl_pellet posted:x = 0,ggg... I don't think you've ever been to any sort of school 
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Yeah but THIS woman will put bees in your orifice.
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A Buff Gay Dude posted:Yeah but THIS woman will put bees in your orifice. BEADS
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Fister Roboto posted:BEADS Fister's not on board.
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A Buff Gay Dude posted:Yeah but THIS woman will put bees in your orifice. 
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Azhais posted:I see you've never used Fortran I learned about how certain programming languages deal with numbers recently and it blew my loving mind. 0.1 + 0.2 returns 0.30000000000000004
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Holy poo poo computers are stupid. We invented the fuckers to do two things, calculate numbers and beat nazis, and today they can't do either one
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Memento posted:I learned about how certain programming languages deal with numbers recently and it blew my loving mind. Computer science is really interesting at a low level because of all the random poo poo they have to do to get numbers to actually work in the computer. It's stuff that most people never have to think about but programmers have to deal with constantly. 2,000,000,000 + 2,000,000,000 = -294,967,296
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RandomFerret posted:Holy poo poo computers are stupid. <  >
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RandomFerret posted:We invented the fuckers to do two things, calculate numbers and beat nazis, and today they can't do either one uhhh.. IBM was not using the earliest computers to beat nazis, i can tell you that much.
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Fister Roboto posted:BEADS BEES!?
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ToxicSlurpee posted:Computer science is really interesting at a low level because of all the random poo poo they have to do to get numbers to actually work in the computer. It's stuff that most people never have to think about but programmers have to deal with constantly. Yeah, a vast number of your favourite computer programs have bits in them which is basically these numbers are "equal or close enough" due to them both being floating point numbers so they both show up as 3 but one's 3.00000000000002 and the other's 2.99999999999994 due to the arcane pathways of how they ended up with those values Most systems can do integers correctly, in that 1 + 2 will equal 3, but anything between 1 and 0 is either a best-guess approximation or not actually that value in the back-end
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Yeah, integers are easy because you can just count in binary but floating point numbers are basically black magic. Most of the time they're firmly in the territory of "good enough" and they operate fast so they get used a lot. For stuff like money decimal types are typically used which actually do have precision but are way slower than floats.
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FP math can be extremely wonky even in areas you might take for granted, like equality tests or density of possible values in the range. Oh look here's a 73 page article titled "What Every Computer Scientist Should Know About Floating-Point Arithmetic" https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19957-01/806-3568/ncg_goldberg.html Anyway,
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mobby_6kl posted:
I didn't think it was possible, but now I like him even more
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When the hell has Dick ever been another name for Peter? I always thought it was shorthand for Richard or something.
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RareAcumen posted:When the hell has Dick ever been another name for Peter? I always thought it was shorthand for Richard or something. "Peter" is slang for "penis". e: "Dick" also is slang for "penis".
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SpacePig posted:"Peter" is slang for "penis". Thus, by the transitive property of dick jokes...
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ToxicSlurpee posted:For stuff like money decimal types are typically used which actually do have precision but are way slower than floats. "What do you mean we shouldn't use floats, they're so much faster!" -bitcoin exchanges
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The Bloop posted:Thus, by the transitive property of dick jokes... 
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Look at this stuff Isn't it neat? Tossed into the sea With a big hearty "YEET!"
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