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True that!

N is the number elements to be parsed by the function

n = 1 and you have O(1)

Interesting!

I think more the randomness aspect of it, comments people requesting accesses, accounts being created all around, etc…

Probably the user forgot to check the nsfw flag/checkmark.

It’s easy to report posts on Lemmy, at least via liftoff which is mostly what I use.

Well if the app is actively maintained the code is checked every time someone makes a push request to the main code base. You still have to trust the managers of the repository (code base) to verify every push request thoroughly, however, it’s in the best interest of the repository managers to do so to maintain trust in the project and it’s users.

Love Ben Eater and his projects. Helped me understand lots about how a computer functions under the hood with his 8bit computer project.

Yes they both use ActivityPub to broadcast interactions to other instances.

Thanks for the tip! I might just create a kbin account for this purpose.

Entropy can in a very simplistic way be described as chaos/randomness. It come from physics and the flow of energy but has usefulness in other fields as well.

And afterlife!

Maybe not the right community, and not sure whether to congratulate you or just say tough shit.

Everything can have a positive or negative charge. Voltage is just the difference in charge between two points. Given a big enough difference in charge any material can conduct electricity to balance the charge since nature seeks to balance out differences in charge/energy.

You add an initial link to the initial photo that’ll be shown and add consecutive photos to the body of post.

With high enough voltage everything becomes conductive.

Beat me to the punch

Agreed! I decided to join a smaller instance not to overload an already overloaded community!

Look for them, a lot of those reddit communities have been set up on lemmy as well.

• Use a mail forwarding service to generate disposable e-mails used to sign up, if you accidentally give it to someone else it doesn’t expose any other accounts and can be easily replaced by a new one.
• Use a password manager to ensure a strong and unique password.
• Use a JavaScript blocker so you only allow the required JavaScript to make the website work and prevent automatic downloads.

I’ve been doing these in general recently and it’s good privacy a security practice. Also slowly replacing my main e-mail address in different service accounts with disposable forwarding e-mail addresses.

Edit: Other than that read a bit more about Lemmy and fediverse workings, verify what instance you’re viewing and navigate to the desired community via your instance as others have mentioned.