Yis, I like quantum computers, they’re fun.
Yis, I like quantum computers, they’re fun.
Waaahhhh that takes soo loong!


I sort of assumed but it could’ve been a typo. People seemed upset so there was a chance I was missing something.
You’re right I thought it was much closer to the L2 point but I suppose parking it there would be rather difficult (the energy required should go against infinity after all).
So technically it is very much possible to hide from the sun, it just needs some extra energy.
JWST out there chilling at our L2 Lagrange Point would like a word. (I know it’s a completely different kind of orbit)
They are implied to both being strings. As such the first one already is a string. Neither is marked as such in a standard way though.


As someone who has not watched ‘Spider-Man 3’ I am going to assume that actually Michael Jackson is actually pre-transition Spiderman and neither him nor his future self who are now chatting due to time travel shenanigans (it is the third film they need to come up with some sort of absurdity to keep the series going) know that they are both the titular characters.
Building a pulse seems difficult. Building something that can generate a pulse is manageable.
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“Sometimes” is the start of the sentence and therefore the only letter rightfully capitalized.


Ah yes of course I remember using Windows 11 back in 2012. I definitely was not still using Windows 7 and Windows XP lol
If it didn’t melt and go all sticky at the contact points I would pick up chocolate bars and nibble on them.
What if I was born a baby? Can I still be a man on some Tuesdays?
That alone does not explain how a total of 3 hornets have made it inside my running computer (through the missing IO shield) over the course of two years.


I don’t think the colour of the tape matters for tucking…


I could see it wanting that much so it can do weird stuff to download and decompress data crazy fast but it wouldn’t be required and I don’t think that is what is happening.


Windows 11 isn’t running in the cloud yet though. Unless it checks to make sure it hasn’t been tampered with too much you should just be able to modify some of its binaries (the source code obviously isn’t available). With the cloud based llms that is not possible.
If you have a model on your computer you can retrain it, which is like changing a binary just far less precise. The option of having a source code equivalent just isn’t there beyond having the same dataset and seeds for the training program.
So I’d say it is worse than your average run of the mill proprietary software.


You forgot about the curvature of the earth!


I’m going to assume that you didn’t study a STEM subject?
This is something I really wish more sites would take to heart.
I am fairly certain I am not alone in saying that my city government has a website for giving out appointments that does not load without JS and when I do enable JS and complete the rubbish form it fails with an ambiguous error on my desktop computer.
How can even governments, which are supposed to be accessible to everyone within the country manage to push for use of their digital tools but then completely mess them up what feels like every single time?