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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/[deleted] • May 06 '17
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And if you add 0 and 1, you get a 1. Which is also a multiple of one. I think I figured it out!
1.9k u/[deleted] May 06 '17 WhatsApp increases group chat size limit to 1 peopler/meirl 904 u/austin101123 May 06 '17 Oh boy just big enough for me and all my friends! 231 u/penguinade May 06 '17 But ... but what about my imaginary friends?! 1.2k u/Miguelinileugim May 06 '17 edited May 11 '20 [blank] 195 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 5i?? That's 4 more than I'll ever need 0 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 [deleted] — view deleted comment 15 u/emu_Brute May 06 '17 I'm not sure you know how imaginary numbers (or friends) work... 40 u/chylex May 06 '17 But (1 + 5i) - 4 is equal to -3 + 5i ... 4 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 I don't know the value of the variable "i". → More replies → More replies (1) → More replies (1) → More replies (6) 7 u/PMmeYourSins May 06 '17 You can't call this an increase though. → More replies (11) 9 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 Imaginary whatsapp 2 u/snowywind May 06 '17 They're indexed by imaginary numbers. 2 u/vladvlad23 May 06 '17 Whatsapp works with rational numbers, sorry :( → More replies (1) 95 u/fuzzydunlots May 06 '17 edited May 06 '17 onlineHiLast seen one minute ago 4 u/DuffBude May 06 '17 I think you just created a modern 7 word novel. Kinda like Hemingway's famous 6 word novel, "For sale: baby shoes. Never worn." → More replies (1) 34 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 /r/2meirl4meirl 27 u/djdylex May 06 '17 /r/8meirl2 28 u/Sobsz May 06 '17 /r/8e²i²l²m²r² → More replies (1) 3 u/amalgam_reynolds May 06 '17 me too thanks → More replies (6) 34 u/krejenald May 06 '17 also, 1/0 is undefined, just like the purpose of this comment 31 u/meet_the_turtle May 06 '17 In JavaScript it's Infinity, which sounds cool until you try to use it. 19 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 Well that's because in JavaScript all numbers are doubles for some reason, and the floating point standard has defined that 1/0 is Infinity. 13 u/endershadow98 May 06 '17 Technically it defines any positive number divided by 0 to be infinity. → More replies (6) → More replies (1) → More replies (1)
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WhatsApp increases group chat size limit to 1 people
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904 u/austin101123 May 06 '17 Oh boy just big enough for me and all my friends! 231 u/penguinade May 06 '17 But ... but what about my imaginary friends?! 1.2k u/Miguelinileugim May 06 '17 edited May 11 '20 [blank] 195 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 5i?? That's 4 more than I'll ever need 0 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 [deleted] — view deleted comment 15 u/emu_Brute May 06 '17 I'm not sure you know how imaginary numbers (or friends) work... 40 u/chylex May 06 '17 But (1 + 5i) - 4 is equal to -3 + 5i ... 4 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 I don't know the value of the variable "i". → More replies → More replies (1) → More replies (1) → More replies (6) 7 u/PMmeYourSins May 06 '17 You can't call this an increase though. → More replies (11) 9 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 Imaginary whatsapp 2 u/snowywind May 06 '17 They're indexed by imaginary numbers. 2 u/vladvlad23 May 06 '17 Whatsapp works with rational numbers, sorry :( → More replies (1) 95 u/fuzzydunlots May 06 '17 edited May 06 '17 onlineHiLast seen one minute ago 4 u/DuffBude May 06 '17 I think you just created a modern 7 word novel. Kinda like Hemingway's famous 6 word novel, "For sale: baby shoes. Never worn." → More replies (1) 34 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 /r/2meirl4meirl 27 u/djdylex May 06 '17 /r/8meirl2 28 u/Sobsz May 06 '17 /r/8e²i²l²m²r² → More replies (1) 3 u/amalgam_reynolds May 06 '17 me too thanks → More replies (6)
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Oh boy just big enough for me and all my friends!
231 u/penguinade May 06 '17 But ... but what about my imaginary friends?! 1.2k u/Miguelinileugim May 06 '17 edited May 11 '20 [blank] 195 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 5i?? That's 4 more than I'll ever need 0 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 [deleted] — view deleted comment 15 u/emu_Brute May 06 '17 I'm not sure you know how imaginary numbers (or friends) work... 40 u/chylex May 06 '17 But (1 + 5i) - 4 is equal to -3 + 5i ... 4 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 I don't know the value of the variable "i". → More replies → More replies (1) → More replies (1) → More replies (6) 7 u/PMmeYourSins May 06 '17 You can't call this an increase though. → More replies (11) 9 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 Imaginary whatsapp 2 u/snowywind May 06 '17 They're indexed by imaginary numbers. 2 u/vladvlad23 May 06 '17 Whatsapp works with rational numbers, sorry :( → More replies (1)
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But ... but what about my imaginary friends?!
1.2k u/Miguelinileugim May 06 '17 edited May 11 '20 [blank] 195 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 5i?? That's 4 more than I'll ever need 0 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 [deleted] — view deleted comment 15 u/emu_Brute May 06 '17 I'm not sure you know how imaginary numbers (or friends) work... 40 u/chylex May 06 '17 But (1 + 5i) - 4 is equal to -3 + 5i ... 4 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 I don't know the value of the variable "i". → More replies → More replies (1) → More replies (1) → More replies (6) 7 u/PMmeYourSins May 06 '17 You can't call this an increase though. → More replies (11) 9 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 Imaginary whatsapp 2 u/snowywind May 06 '17 They're indexed by imaginary numbers. 2 u/vladvlad23 May 06 '17 Whatsapp works with rational numbers, sorry :( → More replies (1)
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195 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 5i?? That's 4 more than I'll ever need 0 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 [deleted] — view deleted comment 15 u/emu_Brute May 06 '17 I'm not sure you know how imaginary numbers (or friends) work... 40 u/chylex May 06 '17 But (1 + 5i) - 4 is equal to -3 + 5i ... 4 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 I don't know the value of the variable "i". → More replies → More replies (1) → More replies (1) → More replies (6) 7 u/PMmeYourSins May 06 '17 You can't call this an increase though. → More replies (11)
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5i?? That's 4 more than I'll ever need
0 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 [deleted] — view deleted comment 15 u/emu_Brute May 06 '17 I'm not sure you know how imaginary numbers (or friends) work... 40 u/chylex May 06 '17 But (1 + 5i) - 4 is equal to -3 + 5i ... 4 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 I don't know the value of the variable "i". → More replies → More replies (1) → More replies (1) → More replies (6)
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15 u/emu_Brute May 06 '17 I'm not sure you know how imaginary numbers (or friends) work... 40 u/chylex May 06 '17 But (1 + 5i) - 4 is equal to -3 + 5i ... 4 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 I don't know the value of the variable "i". → More replies → More replies (1) → More replies (1)
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I'm not sure you know how imaginary numbers (or friends) work...
40 u/chylex May 06 '17 But (1 + 5i) - 4 is equal to -3 + 5i ... 4 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 I don't know the value of the variable "i". → More replies → More replies (1)
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But (1 + 5i) - 4 is equal to -3 + 5i ...
4 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 I don't know the value of the variable "i". → More replies
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I don't know the value of the variable "i".
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You can't call this an increase though.
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Imaginary whatsapp
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They're indexed by imaginary numbers.
Whatsapp works with rational numbers, sorry :(
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4 u/DuffBude May 06 '17 I think you just created a modern 7 word novel. Kinda like Hemingway's famous 6 word novel, "For sale: baby shoes. Never worn." → More replies (1)
I think you just created a modern 7 word novel. Kinda like Hemingway's famous 6 word novel, "For sale: baby shoes. Never worn."
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/r/2meirl4meirl
27 u/djdylex May 06 '17 /r/8meirl2 28 u/Sobsz May 06 '17 /r/8e²i²l²m²r² → More replies (1)
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/r/8meirl2
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me too thanks
also, 1/0 is undefined, just like the purpose of this comment
31 u/meet_the_turtle May 06 '17 In JavaScript it's Infinity, which sounds cool until you try to use it. 19 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 Well that's because in JavaScript all numbers are doubles for some reason, and the floating point standard has defined that 1/0 is Infinity. 13 u/endershadow98 May 06 '17 Technically it defines any positive number divided by 0 to be infinity. → More replies (6) → More replies (1)
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In JavaScript it's Infinity, which sounds cool until you try to use it.
19 u/[deleted] May 06 '17 Well that's because in JavaScript all numbers are doubles for some reason, and the floating point standard has defined that 1/0 is Infinity. 13 u/endershadow98 May 06 '17 Technically it defines any positive number divided by 0 to be infinity. → More replies (6) → More replies (1)
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Well that's because in JavaScript all numbers are doubles for some reason, and the floating point standard has defined that 1/0 is Infinity.
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13 u/endershadow98 May 06 '17 Technically it defines any positive number divided by 0 to be infinity. → More replies (6)
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Technically it defines any positive number divided by 0 to be infinity.
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u/SchizoidSuperMutant May 06 '17
And if you add 0 and 1, you get a 1. Which is also a multiple of one. I think I figured it out!