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>>9052364
Having worked with compressed gas the other day, I'm fairly certain that compressing air heats it up.

>>9052368
So you're saying these Indians are either retarded (it's actually getting hotter inside their houses) or it's just a placebo effect?

>>9052371
>Dhaka now in INdia

Interesting to think that the change in gravity would crush you in free fall.

But I think it would just be disorienting without hurting you.

Would like to know how many times you would have to go in and out of the portal at that speed until airdrag has slowed you to a stop.

My guess is that you go back to >>>/plebbit/

>>9052172
>> earth's gravity will instantly crush
No. Fuck no. Why the fuck would you think that would happen? The person doesn't go through the portal instantly, they go through at terminal velocity.

Now if you could magically switch earth's gravity instantly, it wouldn't crush them because everything falls at the same rate. If you had a magical way to generate repulsive gravitational forces you could, in a vacuum, instantly go from zero to many kilometers per second. Because everything moves at the same rate one would not be crushed.

If you are so concerned that nobody is talking about this, then why didn't you post the video?

>>9052002
>what is that?
>in middle of a cloud
Unless you can see it clearly, don't post

>>9052002
post the fucking video so i can give my expert /sci/ opinion, jesus christ!

>>9051770
/lgbt/

>>9051770
It is a shit job, but:
- I don't get bored out of my skull most days
- People leave me alone
- Pay is ok

Hoping BTC and ETH moon so I can finally retire

>>9051770
For the gay sex.

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>>9051093
I don't know, but do you like cows?

>>9051093
A black hole is just a bunch of matter, like any planet or star. It's only dark because it has even more matter in a smaller space than any planet or star ever could. Pretty neat, huh.

>>9051098
Wuao plis give me a one cupo of lovelymilk,pretty conw

>>9050907

blah blah call stack blah blah blah

to /g/ with you.

>>9050907
Suppose you have function
int sum(int a,int b) {
return a+b;
}

Whenever you call it, your program executes a subprogram that does the computation and all your program does while that is going on is wait for the subprogram to communicate back with something.

For example if you run:
sum(3,5);

Your computer will execute that subprogram, which will return 8 to your main program, signaling to it that it can now continue.

But if you run
int c = sum(3,5);

Then your program executes the subprogram sum, this does the computation and returns 8 but now your program is designed to store that 8, perhaps to use it somewhere else. Again, this return signals your main program that is may continue now.

The return 0 from the main happens because your program is a sub-program of the operating system. Your entire program is technically just a function that your operating system executed and naturally whenever the operating system executes something it must wait for a response. The return 0 thing is pretty much arbitrary and if you put return -1 you will most likely see no error message. That said, -1 is a common error code programmers use so obviously this is bad design in an actual project. But this is all arbitrary, it is just that it was chosen decades ago. For all you want you can make your error code be "TITS"

>>9050907
When you create a value returning function like main or any other user-defined function, you promise to return a value. This is because, by definition, a value-returning function must return a value via the return statement. You don't actually have to return 0 for main, you could return 100 or 3848373, but some compilers take issue with this. The main purpose of the return statement is to tell the compiler the program is finished, but with value-returning user defined functions, it also allows us to break up a program into smaller pieces. By using return x; in a function, we can have the value returned be specifically determined at the time that function executes and be based on its parameters, etc.

Read more

>>9050581
Same gene pool, yes

>>9050581
Read this: http://philsci-archive.pitt.edu/12855/

>>9050581
Race is an infra specific rank, meaning it's lower than species.

CS
Turing

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Atheism
Neil (smoke) deGrasse Tyson

CS
Grothendieck(i know he has nothing to do with CS)

ahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
what makes u tick big guy?

Looks like somebody here watched the latest ted talk on consciousness yesterday...
To be honest I agree but weakly

Complete hogwash.

A child can be born that meets all that criteria, yet is incapable of consciousness due to a brain disorder.

We begin work on Math 2

>>9049941
As if, before we can get to math 2 we need to get to math (1+dx)

>>9049930
chad gets his cock sucked again and laughs at the virginity of the mathematician whom solved the problem

>>9049741
the car would go 120 MPH and you would still fall off

Not enough information. You need to tell me if I, standing on the top of the car, am facing the same way of the car, the back, one of the sides, or whatever angle possible.

>>9049742
If the car is going 60mph it can not, by definition, go 120mph.

>>9049711
they would have no economy at all.

everyone is on their own.

>>9049711
I'd imagine they'd be space communists

>>9049730
y tho

>>9049664
Thanks anon, that's definitely n e a t

>>9049664
I'm kind of sad that there are a bunch of lively shitposting threads on /sci/, but the only thread about NASA experimental aircraft is empty.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dcrQDg-TIA

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>>9050228
/sci/ is full of normie NEETs and fake /pol/ posers. There's like 5 people here interested in real science. This thread is popsci engineering stuff though.

should have just asked your doctor

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>>9049659
cute cat, have another.

and yes you can apparently snort your pulverized weight control pills too, lol.

>>9049659
He really wants to give you ritilen/ritalin? It is one of the worst things you can get in this situation. It has very negative side effects. I doubt he gave you a script for that.

>>9049628
>How many digits do you know of pi /sci/?
enough to know how it ends

>>9049628
>you had one job.png

>>9049628
Enough to know they skipped at least one digit.