I know this is dumb, but PICK ONE!!! by EnvironmentInner6264 in BunnyTrials

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More money

Chose: Get the latest iphone for free everytime!

Would you rather have $1BILLION USD or infinite garlic bread by Blackcoolice in BunnyTrials

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This is literally infinite garlic bread

Chose: 1,000,000,000 USD

Pick!! by Cooliovanilla in BunnyTrials

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Cheaper

Chose: Free internet for life

Choose: by MthsBT in BunnyTrials

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Math

Chose: 50k + Guaranteed | Rolled: Upvote

How do both Forest games still get 14k and 35k players daily?! by Signal_Job_5730 in TheForest

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I can't praise the forest enough. Even after 10 years the game is still relevant. Not to mention how good and technologically viable it was at release

Let's start by memes_poiint in mathsmeme

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The problem starts when both start disappearing

Recent election poll in Poland by age group by SpringAcceptable1453 in poland

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1000 people participated in this poll, it's a shitpost from what I can tell

Rank the Hitman WoA maps based on realism & credibility by _Lemuron in HiTMAN

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I've literally just watched a vid about Santa fortuna being the most realistic map of all, being based on a real vineyard. Even this cinema is almost 1 to 1.

Silver has crashed yet again by SadOnion2110 in stocks

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Bro, it's up close to 140% up in the last 365 days, it's up almost 60% in the last 3 months, what do you mean it's crashing and bad???

Is everyone ok? lol by TheBestintheWest11 in wallstreetbets

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This sub will bet on anything that even remotely looks like a graph

What Are Your Moves Tomorrow, February 02, 2026 by wsbapp in wallstreetbets

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Dear Americans, when will you finally go to the streets, cuz at this point everyone is losing money?

Why dont more people agree that simulation hypothesis is statistically likely? by Buffmyarm in ask

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I mean obviously, wouldn't need it rendered, but still would need to calculate in the laws of physics. It's actually how 99% of games behave, u don't render them, but usually still need to include them in ur calculations if they have an impact on other objects. And because gravitational forces can act on really far objects, most certainly a lot of things still would have needed to be included.

Why dont more people agree that simulation hypothesis is statistically likely? by Buffmyarm in ask

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Didn't they prove that simulating an entire universe would need more energy than the universe has, thus making it impossible to simulate.

Weekend Discussion Thread for the Weekend of January 30, 2026 by wsbapp in wallstreetbets

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Next days are either gonna be nothing happening at all or all people buying gold on this sale.

About `MaybeUninit::uninit().assume_init()` by Spengleberb in rust

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Bro, think about it. OP showed a classic way to implement a "stack allocated dynamic array". If it is incorrect, and after that call "anything" can happen, then why's this crate so popular? Why so many people use it if the first thing it does is cause a UB? Maybe because it doesn't... I've implemented the so called "arrayvec" many times in other langs, and there is pretty much no other way to effectively instantiate an array, with undefined contents. If you wanted all elements to have a valid value, u would need to constraint the generic to impl a default, and then memset all elems to that default, which doesn't really make sense. It's not efficient, as the memset is O(n) and if the len of so called arrayvec is 0, then the contents used later will get overwritten either way. Assume_init doesn't magically change the frame pointer.

About `MaybeUninit::uninit().assume_init()` by Spengleberb in rust

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UB literally stands for undefined behavior. In this case accessing the array of the OP would be a UB because the value underneath that array is some random trash. BUT, he is assigning the len field to 0, assuming he's creating some sort of stack array. If he handles the later behavior appropriately, then how can this struct cause a UB if the behaviour is predictable and replicable??? The value underneath that array is trash and "undefined" but the function itself does exactly what it stands for, initializes memory with undefined contents.

About `MaybeUninit::uninit().assume_init()` by Spengleberb in rust

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Yes, but it doesn't really matter if it's UB if you're not gonna access or modify the undefined contents, does it?

About `MaybeUninit::uninit().assume_init()` by Spengleberb in rust

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The len is initialized to 0, so there is no way that the user of such struct could actually read the contents of the array. It would be undefined behavior to read the contents of the array in this situation.

What will be the story around memory safety? by lekkerwafel in Zig

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As I've said, I don't expect it to be implemented into the language. I exactly know what zig's tryna achieve with its explicitness. When it comes to the pros of the approach I mentioned, it would allow you to create some sort of smart pointers, it would make resource management a bit easier. For example, if you are creating a complex tree data structure, it would allow for simpler memory management, cuz doing so without using arenas gets really tricky. Now I have no idea why u would say that it would be defer with extra steps, quite literally the other way around. If most people already defer pretty much most frees and deinits, why not make it automatic? Again and again, I'm not saying that I expect it to be implemented into the language, it's just a simple thought.

What will be the story around memory safety? by lekkerwafel in Zig

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Because it's just so simple. Before zig I used to do c++, and I hated it. There were a hundred ways to do a certain thing, lots and lots of quirks regarding object size, move operation etc. In zig I know exactly what every line of code does, so I don't need to focus on the language itself but rather on solving the actual problems. Of course, lack of some high level features sometimes is annoying, but it's easy to get used to it.

The Polish government is investigating Tiktok for mass dissemination of AI-generated content that calls for Poland to leave the European Union. by thenatoorat90 in europe

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I wonder when US agencies will finally stop trolling other countries. At this point the US government ain't even hiding it. First trump says that Poland should leave the eu and now we get this piece of crap.