In general relativity, a point mass just sitting there is inevitably a black hole. But that's when you're living in 3d space (and one dimension of time). In 2d space, a point mass creates a less drastic singularity: a 'cone point'. I've been studying these cone points lately, just for fun.
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John C. Baez
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> **only bounds** are going to be the most impactful change to Rust that you’ve never heard of. This post explores the feature and aims to answer a particular question about the design (the scope of bounds, I’ll explain).
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Suppose that we wanted to query for values of Fibonacci numbers up to for some fixed upfront. Clearly the fastest solution -- query and space -- is via direct...
Yea it’s one thing that the system is Kafkaesque it’s another thing that they act like im the idiot for not understanding it instead of acknowledging how stupid it is.
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Little puzzle:
How to shrink a 24GB Vec<u64> to a 12GB Vec<u32> if all you have is 32GB of memory?
