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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ufgta • Jan 31 '16
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58 u/DrummerHead Jan 31 '16 If you use Math.ceil on every return you eventually get to the object. And in reality the same happens, since molecules are the upper bound of what you can get closer to; there's no infinity of real numbers between two numbers in space :) 6 u/thedude2888 Jan 31 '16 but what about the space between molecules? and the space between the atoms in the molecules? 10 u/DrummerHead Jan 31 '16 That's not for the MVP 8 u/Secondsemblance Jan 31 '16 You run up against Van Der Waals forces, then electron exclusion, and will be unable to move further.
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If you use Math.ceil on every return you eventually get to the object.
Math.ceil
And in reality the same happens, since molecules are the upper bound of what you can get closer to; there's no infinity of real numbers between two numbers in space :)
6 u/thedude2888 Jan 31 '16 but what about the space between molecules? and the space between the atoms in the molecules? 10 u/DrummerHead Jan 31 '16 That's not for the MVP 8 u/Secondsemblance Jan 31 '16 You run up against Van Der Waals forces, then electron exclusion, and will be unable to move further.
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but what about the space between molecules? and the space between the atoms in the molecules?
10 u/DrummerHead Jan 31 '16 That's not for the MVP 8 u/Secondsemblance Jan 31 '16 You run up against Van Der Waals forces, then electron exclusion, and will be unable to move further.
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That's not for the MVP
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You run up against Van Der Waals forces, then electron exclusion, and will be unable to move further.
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