The first? I dont know… They all look weird since the finger axes dont intersect properly.

Loved this one. Deliciously painful to watch.

Ive been watching the brazilian version of The Office. Its pretty good. Very short though. Its called “Os Aspones”, and takes place in a forgotten governemntal department.

Its correct according to a convention. Just as any correctness is defined.

In both cases X and Y are on the same plane. Any two axes that intersect in a point share a plane.

Yes, but please just make it follow the right hand rule…

It is.

Whats the issue with using their discovery servers? Has something changed regarding this?

Wdym suddenly?

Then who will be held responsible for its decisions?

The 2.0 update was made into a new package in fdroid, so that you paid close attention to the upgrade, as it could maybe break things.

Damn right! All that immagery and symbolism is a real dealbreaker for me too!

Where did the population stabilize to 2??

Life is already unpredictable. We can take some safety measures, but we cant pretend that not doing this particular thing is going to keep our history under control. We dont have anything under control.

Is it a proved theorem that quantum computers dont have an advantage for AES, or is it just unkown?

Me too… :((

Digital systems are built on analog systems, as you observed. A continuous voltage range is reduced to two possible states: high voltage (the upper part of that range) and low voltage (the lower part of that range). Then, we design algorithms that manipulate these high/low voltages that only consider the two possibilities of either being high or low. Since we dont consider what the actual voltages are, just if they are high or low, we are doing digital computing, we are not taking full advantage of the analog potential of the physical objects we are using underneath the sheets.

Volume means nothing. It could easily be writing 99.99% of all code and about 5% of that being actually used successfully by someone.

The algorithm can recogbize those “censored” words just fine. But the post does get more exposure because people commenting on the shitty censoring creates engagement that the algorithm values.

Im sure the us uses its tech dominance to sway political opinions one way or another in my country (brazil). And spying on people is a requirement for that. It seems like an attitude in line with the history of the relations between the us and brazil (and countless other countries). China probably tries that too, although i dont have a strong historical evidence for that disposition from china.