Obit: “His life was his obit.”

This just tells me you don’t document well enough.

That explains why their subtitles have seemed worse to me lately. Every now and then I see something obviously wrong and wonder how it got by anyone who looked at it. Now I know why. No one looked at it.

That’s not a B button.

That does seem to be a tad inefficient.

I’m not ready for that kind of intimacy.

I know him, for he is me.

Ok. What about n=5?

So do many simulation games.

True, it was computer science.

Wait, Star Wars didn’t happen?

Having bad information in your dataset surely has to increase the odds of hallucinations though.

Only if it stands for motherfuckers standard buffet.

Uhh, why?

Not while it’s within my house it can’t. Packets can get lost just going to the router over wifi.

Wired has much more stable latency though. Matters for online games.

To a point. They are talking about slowing down how long it takes an instruction to complete. Unless you gain a lot of efficiency with very little slow down, it’s not going to happen anytime soon. At some point in the future it may become worth doing so, but we’re no where near that point now.

This is pretty non starter for most tasks. The point of computers is to be able to do things quickly, not just do them at all. Data centers are already very concerned about cost and power efficiency.