Reminds me of this one
Hexagon
joined 2 years ago
Why not both?
Run, Forrest, run!
We're all gonna die, aren't we?
Don't forget Netflix and Apple
I believe these actions will make us stronger and deliver significant value for our shareholders
Yeah, fuck people, it's all about the shareholders
It may actually not do that this time. If it just retrieves stuff upon request, but does not update its training with random internet garbage...
In normal conditions, this is almost impossible. You can't just build a wall around an electron to limit its movement, and there is an inherent uncertainty about its position anyway. A better explanation would require concepts from quantum mechanics, but it wouldn't be an ELI5 anymore.
In very extreme conditions, like the collapsing core of a supernova explosion, electrons are squeezed really really hard between the nuclei. In this case they can enter a nucleus, fuse with a proton and turn it into a neutron. The entire core of the star becomes a ball of neutrons, also known as a neutron star. This is the densest object that can exist, short of collapsing even further into a black hole.
Point them to the same file, and overwrite the file each time.
(Unless one of them caches the content somewhere else)
It won't stop unless we also remove the greenhouse gases that we put there
Remember the part where Krillin and Piccollo make 2 copies of themselves to fight Nappa? They edited that moment to look like they make Naruto's technique
https://i.imgflip.com/6xh1jz.jpg