cool story, bro.
DrYes
joined 2 years ago
I recommend the books, they tell completely different stories. Though I haven't read them since I was a teenager.
Hm, AI isn't going to kill us with Skynet, it'll just corrode our knowledge and blur our reality.
A growing web of hundreds of billions of websites, more data than even 100,000 of the most expensive iPhones mashed together could possibly store.
Should I read the rest of the article after stumbling upon this idiotic comparison?
I have a Fitbit Versa with internal storage for music. The only way to get music onto the device is via the desktop app. The app cannot be downloaded anymore and it cannot be started because the login servers were shut down...
Guess I'll never buy a google product again.
The dev builds are actually very recent but finding a cheap hardware is still not that easy. The forums are a great place to start, I guess.
thanks, that's a great starting point. It seems the SanDisk players aren't easily available anymore but I'll look for the other compatible devices.
While it's easy to prove rigorously I think the easiest way to think about it is to think what number/numbers could go between 0.9 repeating and 1.
I guess that it also requires a second thought experiment that if no numbers can go between two numbers, those two numbers must be the same.
edit: this might be even easier:
1/3 = 0.333... -> multiply both sides by 3
3/3 = 0.999...
1 = 0.999...
an option that should not be considered = not optional
David Tennant as The Purple Man on Jessica Jones