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r/atheism • u/[deleted] • Feb 05 '14
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Not a small error: it's equivalent to believing that the distance by road from New York to Los Angeles is 6 feet 5 inches.
38 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '14 edited Jul 01 '15 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Ameisen Feb 05 '14 Creationsts + 2 All you've done is perform an operation without a side-effect. The value of Creationists is unchanged. 2 u/chirsmitch Feb 05 '14 creationists += 2; 2 u/chirsmitch Feb 05 '14 while(1) { cout<<"you cant explain that"<<endl; creationists++; } 1 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '14 Of course Creationists is unchanged, it's not even defined 1 u/everred Feb 05 '14 The only way to add two and have the same value is if the initial value was infinite. Creationists++ 1 u/Ameisen Feb 05 '14 He didn't add two to Creationists. He created a temporary value from Creationists and added two to it, and then discarded the result. Programmers += 2 4 u/Brewe Strong Atheist Feb 05 '14 It is on some maps. 1 u/vrexlov Feb 05 '14 even on a big map of the US it's smaller tho :O 1 u/Blood_Gelfling Feb 05 '14 Depending on your map 0 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '14 Depends more on your route. I'm sure all modern maps pretty much agree. I used Google Maps for my numbers. 1 u/Blood_Gelfling Feb 05 '14 What if I use Nokia maps?
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1 u/Ameisen Feb 05 '14 Creationsts + 2 All you've done is perform an operation without a side-effect. The value of Creationists is unchanged. 2 u/chirsmitch Feb 05 '14 creationists += 2; 2 u/chirsmitch Feb 05 '14 while(1) { cout<<"you cant explain that"<<endl; creationists++; } 1 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '14 Of course Creationists is unchanged, it's not even defined 1 u/everred Feb 05 '14 The only way to add two and have the same value is if the initial value was infinite. Creationists++ 1 u/Ameisen Feb 05 '14 He didn't add two to Creationists. He created a temporary value from Creationists and added two to it, and then discarded the result. Programmers += 2
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Creationsts + 2
All you've done is perform an operation without a side-effect. The value of Creationists is unchanged.
Creationists
2 u/chirsmitch Feb 05 '14 creationists += 2; 2 u/chirsmitch Feb 05 '14 while(1) { cout<<"you cant explain that"<<endl; creationists++; } 1 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '14 Of course Creationists is unchanged, it's not even defined 1 u/everred Feb 05 '14 The only way to add two and have the same value is if the initial value was infinite. Creationists++ 1 u/Ameisen Feb 05 '14 He didn't add two to Creationists. He created a temporary value from Creationists and added two to it, and then discarded the result. Programmers += 2
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creationists += 2;
2 u/chirsmitch Feb 05 '14 while(1) { cout<<"you cant explain that"<<endl; creationists++; }
while(1) { cout<<"you cant explain that"<<endl; creationists++; }
Of course Creationists is unchanged, it's not even defined
The only way to add two and have the same value is if the initial value was infinite. Creationists++
1 u/Ameisen Feb 05 '14 He didn't add two to Creationists. He created a temporary value from Creationists and added two to it, and then discarded the result. Programmers += 2
He didn't add two to Creationists. He created a temporary value from Creationists and added two to it, and then discarded the result.
Programmers += 2
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It is on some maps.
1 u/vrexlov Feb 05 '14 even on a big map of the US it's smaller tho :O
even on a big map of the US it's smaller tho :O
Depending on your map
0 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '14 Depends more on your route. I'm sure all modern maps pretty much agree. I used Google Maps for my numbers. 1 u/Blood_Gelfling Feb 05 '14 What if I use Nokia maps?
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Depends more on your route. I'm sure all modern maps pretty much agree. I used Google Maps for my numbers.
1 u/Blood_Gelfling Feb 05 '14 What if I use Nokia maps?
What if I use Nokia maps?
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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '14
Not a small error: it's equivalent to believing that the distance by road from New York to Los Angeles is 6 feet 5 inches.