Time for the UK government to make good on all that money we spent rescuing OneWeb...
gnutrino
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If he was scared of being hanged for treason you would have thought he might have stopped committing treason for five minutes.
I'll take "why is my codebase full of technical debt" for 500, Alex.
This asteroid is way too small to end the human race, at most it could wipe out a single city.
Feels like it would be quicker and easier just to write the code myself at that point...
Everyone seems to be forgetting that France has already offered/threatened to send troops to Ukraine but got shut down by the US (and other NATO countries). Never underestimate the ability of a French leader to go full Napoleon if the opportunity presents itself.
Would be a sad day if we no longer could reduce entropy locally under the invest of energy.
I don't think there'd be anyone left alive to be sad in that case...
Depends what you mean by "our current theories". In classical General Relatively the answer is pretty conclusively no but many people think that a quantum theory of gravity should be able to remove the singularities. In fact, this article is about an attempt to do just that with a fairly natural extension to GR (albeit one that is only mathematically tractable in 5 or more dimensions) and seems to have succeeded for the static spherically symmetric case at least.
Are the Democrats in the room with us right now?
Sure but who's got time for all that aggravation? Especially if it's not part of the codebase I have to work with personally. LGTM and let it be someone else's problem.
TL;DR: For historical reasons stacks growing down is defined in hardware on some CPUs (notably x86). On other CPUs like some ARM chips for example you (or more likely your compiler's developer) can technically choose which direction stacks go but not conforming to the historical standard is the choice of a madman.
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In fairness, in this case it's part of a quote.