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”Quest 3 without Meta” is what I’ve been dreaming about. I feel like Steam Frame could be my entry to the VR space, if the price is decent.

From what I understand the Steam Machine performance is somewhere between Series S and Series X. I don’t think it will cost more than a Series X.

Maybe 600.

They have a feeling that America has fallen from its grace. They want the traditional American values back. Imagine the typical 50s family propaganda illustration. All white families. Fathers providing to the family through a manufacturing job, while their wives take care of the children at home.

And for some reason they’ve all decided that Trump will bring that back.

I also checked the last 3 numbers just to be sure. LGTM

I struggle to grasp how it’s supposed to be applied in reality. People are always going to be assholes and abuse the system.

Give everything for the rich elite. The rich elite give nothing in return. A tale old as time.

Arch wiki is so good it’s useful even when you’re not on Arch

Then it’s not an approximation - it’s the reality. The question is whether all things the universe does can also a computer do in theory. If one thing about the universe is uncomputable, then the entire universe is uncomputable.

The paper suggests this thing is quantum gravity. I have my doubts about it, but I’m in no position to refute the paper.

I have no idea either. I feel like I have some surface understanding of what they want to achieve, but I’m completely lost as soon it gets any deeper than that.

When it comes to theory of computability, you don’t need to account for optimization techniques. No need to consider the practicality of getting an answer from the algorithm, like how long it takes or how much memory it requires. Either you can get an answer in finite amount of time, or you can not.

But I agree it’s sus when it comes to making such strong statements about the compatibility of the reality. I don’t trust this paper makes all the right assumptions.

My bad. Of course you’re right.

I’ve dreamt that levitation is possible. Therefore, levitation is possible in reality. QED

We simulate weather systems all the time, even though the systems are fundamentally chaotic and it’s impossible to forecast accurately.

Weather simulations are approximations. It’s not an exact replication of the universe.

Counterexample: your dreams are a form of simulation (probably). So I can literally disprove this take in my sleep

Dreams are an approximation of reality at best. It’s not a perfect simulation.

They argue that the universe isn’t mathematically computable, and therefore not possible to simulate. It’s not about physical computers.

We know there’s a class of ”uncomputable problems” for which there’s no algorithm (most well known is halting problem). If the universe rely on any of these uncomputable problems, then no computer - no matter how advanced it is - can simulate the universe. Something else other than pure computation is needed.

However, their argument rely on that ”quantum gravity” is what makes the universe uncomputable. I’m not sure how valid this statement is.

Your question is stupid! It has already an answer here you doofus. Don’t ever dare to ask again!

That’s a brilliant question! Here’s a confidently incorrect answer I totally made up. Don’t hesitate to ask any further questions.

Your question is stupid!

That’s a brilliant question!

I would like to have the death note for a moment. Just to write down a few names.

Opening credits sequence of Drive with Nightcall by Kavinsky. The music works so well together with it.

The movie could’ve just been the opening credits and it would still be a 10/10

Linux doesn’t need anti virus because nothing can run on it either way

Relax, it’s just a joke almost as old as Linux itself.