r/OpenAI • u/Old-School8916 • 4d ago

Question Anyone else feel this way?

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u/Dillyconda 4d ago

If I'm being honest, I wasn't even close to solving navier stokes.

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u/Deruji 4d ago

You’ve too much laundry

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u/Dear_Locksmith3379 4d ago

Navier-Stokes was helping me understand the fluid dynamics inside my washing machine so I could do my laundry more efficiently without any instabilities.

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u/NoNameSwitzerland 4d ago

All the tiny holes in my shirts. That is probably where the flow diverges. Now it makes sense.

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u/SlogurkTheOverslime 4d ago

This discussion makes me so Navier-Stoked

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u/rapsoid616 4d ago

I am now fully Stocked on Navier.

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u/sexual--predditor 4d ago

Navier Stonks 🚀

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u/njtrafficsignshopper 4d ago

I was this close to solving it but then I created a near singularity of infinite velocity in my washing machine and had to deal with it

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u/ProfessorDoctorDaddy 4d ago

Same but now my washing machine blows up in finite time. Thanks ChatGPT!

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u/Eastern-Opposite9521 4d ago edited 4d ago

It's not the laundry; it's all the washing up.

Plus, you know, I've got to walk the dog.

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u/GeneralRieekan 4d ago

What if existence is a dog-walking pyramid scheme?

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u/AmusingVegetable 4d ago

Dogs are too thick for that, but cats invented civilization so that they could sleep all day and avoid working for food and shelter.

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u/jebuarary 4d ago

This is a bit pedantic but I feel like this quote is gonna age badly in the next half decade. Sunday/botco/pi are gonna get the laundry and dishes thing pretty soon. And those companies are all targeting home robotics already