oop there was a real stupid typo where I forgot the minus sign lmao

it’s fixed now

I’d prefer an alternative definition that starts with the base case ¡0! = 1, and then for n > 0 we define ¡n! = n * -¡(n-1)!

calling him a name? it’s stating a fact

Half our expected lifetime was our expected lifetime back when they evolved. Teeth are doing quite well, all things considered.

Kurzgesagt has a nice video on vacuum decay for anyone interested

I’m a bit curious as to what time span exactly they’re measuring here? Because it’s not like the whole universe would die all at once. Heck, vacuum decay could have already begun somewhere. If so, it would propagate outward at the speed of light, which is quite slow compared to the size of the universe. If it’s far enough away, it may never reach us at all due to the space between expanding.

In any case, this is all theoretical and may not be an actual thing that could happen at all.

climate change will do that soon enough

ok but did he do it

if there are mirrors in hell then yeah

oh don’t worry, we’re gonna blow right past that target too

sᴉɥʇ ʎɐs oʇ ǝɹǝɥ ǝɯɐɔ

no, we look at other girls like that

realism in games sure is reaching new levels

Everything that I’ve ever done

I’d never heard of this thing so I interpreted the title as saying they’d be adding ads to the graphics cards and I was very confused

The first link leads to an older article that does explain it. What they mean is that the planets’ orbits are in resonance, which means that their orbital periods are related by integer ratios. (For example one planet completing exactly three orbits in the time it takes another to complete two)

Only 10 minutes? Those are rookie numbers

With regards to the eclipse it would depend on how much of the sun is covered though. I’d assume it’d about the same as you’d get during a partial eclipse when the sun is 40% covered?

I was born in 1999 and I’m pretty sure that I never had to do this.

Did you know that laptops and phones have differences other than storage and memory?

Except that the bishop won’t actually receive the funds until the next business day, which would be too late. Now of course this wouldn’t be an issue if the payment could be made in cash, but due to the distance between the bishop and the kings, the only option is an electronic transfer.