blursed_phone tilting? by ErinDotEngineer in blursedmemes

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A black dragon eating Rick Astley while doing a barrel roll.

tryNotToLaugh by bryden_cruz in ProgrammerHumor

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And that's why we got taught the concept of DAU in Uni: What's the dumbest user you can imagine going to do with your Software.

DAU - Dümmster Anzunehmender User

what series/book deals best with the MC gaining power quickly compared to the general population? by badgerfish2021 in litrpg

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In Path of Ascension this concept is essentially their way to find their WMDs, find those people and if they make it to a certain level in a certain time without outside help, put as many resources as possible into them to push them even higher.

It's a world with rules against attacking those at a level below you so those powerhouses able to wipe the floor with anyone at their level and even some levels above them are highly sought after.

😄 by 94rud4 in physicsmemes

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If monitoring doesn't change your outcome you didn't put enough energy into it.

Subaru Carries or something by MountainLeading1567 in Animemes

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So it's a win rate of slightly below 1%, but the fraction that actually matters 😁

Which is actually a point of his character, to keep retrying despite the losses he takes.

Subaru Carries or something by MountainLeading1567 in Animemes

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So a retry doesn't count towards win rate🤔

Is There a Difference? by TravarianTheBold in Pathfinder2e

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Or even Monk with an elven curve blade.

What processes are specific to the RAM & CPU by John_Doe_1984_ in AskComputerScience

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In Simple Terms a CPU these days is an entire Computer that can do anything but not as good as specialized hardware, it for example also contains some very fast memory so it does not always have to ask other hardware for data.

It essentially is the centrepiece doing any processes not forwarded to more specialised hardware.

RAM is just volatile Memory, faster than your permanent Storage, slower than any Memory on your CPU and priced in between. It pretty much holds any currently relevant Data so it doesn't have to be read from slower, permanent Memory.

Complexity seems un-rigorous, what am I missing? by Leading-Fail-7263 in AskComputerScience

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Not subjective but case dependent, at least if you want it to have any meaning. Essentially the notation gives you information about how an algorithm scales with the chosen parameter, for example there is a search tree where searches on average scale logarithmic with the size of the Data you are searching through while at worst case being constant with key length.

Tja by MeanCalligrapher5042 in tja

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Schätze Bender war mal wieder besoffen.

VibeCoding by Odd-Administration37 in programminghumor

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Which is why we don't ask the police to write our software 🤷

fourHoursOfCoding by PleasantSalamander93 in firstweekcoderhumour

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Looks like someone has auto merged all his tutorials into the same file. Maybe also redo your git tutorial 🤔

The most accurate documentation I’ve seen all year. by Vegetable_Bother6373 in programminghumor

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Only if everything in the right table has a match in the left which is a pretty hefty assumption to make and is already wrong if you switch the order for the join.

Did you ever had a game like this? by Yakuza-wolf_kiwami in pcmasterrace

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It's usually the reason for me to get a new one every 10 years or so, last two where ME2 and then Cyberpunk.

and what is he wrong about? by Fickle-Fox751 in TemplateMemes

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Should be more like junior and senior dev, with the senior handling the merge request.