So in Chinese traditions “10000” is just a stand in for “really big number”. Kind of like how, at least here in the states, well say “there’s a million of them”. Not that there is literally 1,000,000 of the thing, but more there is just a lot of them.

Source: I made it the fuck up

Twas a joke

It’s called “cheese cake” not “cheese pie” so I don’t think so

From the article for anyone who cares, NASA uses 15 digits (3.141592653589793) because at Voyagers current distance from earth (~48 billion kilometers) that would give you an accuracy of less than half an inch.

No. America has its issues of course, but Curiosity and in a wider sense NASA is an entirely good thing that America does.

Just because we have work to do in other areas doesn’t mean we can’t be proud of the good we are doing.

Yeah but they’re mostly “sane” conspiracy folks. I miss the absolute bat shit insane ramblings from reddit haha

Yeah I’m aware, it’s more of an exercise in research for me. They send me down some crazy rabbit holes and it’s just super interesting a lot of the time.

Like I said, I miss r/Conservative and r/conspiracy the most from reddit

Shit, that means AI has gotten almost as good as me!

The only time mercy pops into 3rd person is when doing an emote or receiving a team mate.

To be fair i would consider a glitch to be closer to a ghost causing it than a lazy developer.

I consider a “bug” to be something caused by the code (bad error handling, bad logic, etc) and a “glitch” to be something more random or environmental

This doesn’t include any requests from the website itself

I honestly don’t really see the problem here. This seems to mostly be targeting scrapers.

For unauthenticated users you are limited to public data only and 60 requests per hour, or 30k if you’re using Git LFS. And for authenticated users it’s 60k/hr.

What could you possibly be doing besides scraping that would hit those limits?

Subways and trains aren’t traffic. The study was specifically looking at traffic and how they should adjust the roads

As iconic as that line is, it’s always confused me. It was super obvious to me that he was dead/dying in that scene

Two thoughts on why it didn’t get flagged

1. the seller might be used to selling bulk amounts to distributors so 30 cases isn’t unheard of.

2. Since it was on Amazon, there might not have actually been a human in the loop (except the person who packaged it but its not on them to check stuff like that) until the package actually arrives

But idk, I just skimmed the article lol

Amazon has a patent on the “one click purchase” button…

Air behaves like a fluid. “Fluid” doesn’t necessarily mean “liquid”

the physics of control surface is the same underwater

That’s because air is actually a fluid