I say he’s also a big doo-doo head.
Space axolotls?
Absolute madness. smh my head
I’m referring to this one, the most bleeding edge of accuracy. I don’t think NIST would have implemented this particular clock (yet).
I blame Big Ice Cream™.
Those ice cream trucks get an additional hour of daylight to hawk their goods before the children are recalled back inside for supper.
We need to synchronize all computer times with that one clock that can stay accurate to within 1 second every 40 billion years.
I specifically built my computer to have as much RGB as possible. Also because I’m a dork.
Wow. So it’s like that adage. However big you think space is, it’s much bigger than that.
It’s hard to fathom scales at which being gravitationally bound is insignificant relative to those type of effects.
Right, but the velocity component would still be present in some form due to the gravitational attraction between bodies. I don’t know how significant this would be compared to the redshift value from the initial kick from inflation, or if it is possible to separate the two components somehow.
That makes sense, but how would we then be able to distinguish how much of the redshift is due to the metric expansion of space and how much is due to their velocity vector component in that direction?
I hear that ReiserFS is actually pretty decent from a technical perspective, particularly with large numbers of small file handling.
Why hasn’t it just been completely renamed and taken over by other developers?
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During that call, he also mentioned he knew the exact area where I was staying. Unnerved, I asked how he knew, and he said, “It’s my job. You have a job and I have a job.”
So the tech CEO’s job is… checks notes …spying on journalists?
And actually stand up. Otherwise it defeats the purpose.
The shareholders won. Can we eat the shareholders now?
Look at this fancy pants with his multiple AI girlfriends…
WRONG, PRIVATE!
Now drop and give me int(ceil(19.9))!