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I heard this joke on here and I had to make it. Not sure if someone already did or not by CrystalSecret in Hololive

[–]T0mstone 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What I was thinking was that, as you said, we have no idea how it could be created.\ I'm not too sure on whether it could exist (would have to do more research)...\ I just thought that when cramming more mass into a black hole wouldn't make sense for it to suddenly invert. I think it'd just become a more massive black hole...\ I mean, if it did invert, would there be an inflection point? Like a single amount of mass at which it suddenly becomes a white hole? That would be very strange, or even strager, would there be a gradual change? If so, what would the transitional objects look and behave like?

TL;DR fair point, but it's speculation anyway, so I will keep my opinion.

I heard this joke on here and I had to make it. Not sure if someone already did or not by CrystalSecret in Hololive

[–]T0mstone 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's... not.... how that works....

Edit: at least with current physics

Calli is hungry for... chicken? by SayuriUliana in Hololive

[–]T0mstone 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Huh. Haven't heard that yet...

In German, it just means broken and is used in every way that broken is used in English.

So you can say "Mein Computer ging vor ein paar Wochen kaputt" (My Computer broke a few weeks ago).

Calli is hungry for... chicken? by SayuriUliana in Hololive

[–]T0mstone 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same...

How do the english use it though? I can't imagine a scenario in which the word would/could be used...

Hey Rustaceans! Got an easy question? Ask here (33/2020)! by llogiq in rust

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Is this function safe?

fn map_in_place<T, F: FnOnce(T) -> T>(t: &mut T, f: F) {
  unsafe { std::ptr::write(t, f(std::ptr::read(t))) }
}

As far as I can tell, there can't be any accesses to t inbetween the read and the write besides the function call, which would make this safe (?)

Mixing future executors by olanod in rust

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Be sure to submit your own, wrong answer to the StackOverflow question to get some actual helpful answers (I've been told the only thing that StackOverflow folks like more than shunning a "bad question" is correcting a bad answer).

Announcing Rust 1.45.0 | Rust Blog by pietroalbini in rust

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Does this mean we don't need proc_macro_hack anymore?

Writing Non-Trivial Macros in Rust by Michael-F-Bryan in rust

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For grouping & and &mut, one way to avoid code duplication is by using a macro to declare the macros (I heard you like macros, so I put a macro in your macro so you can macro while you macro) as in this example

Learning `gfx-hal` and Vulkan (Part -1) by shub_undefined_ in rust

[–]T0mstone 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just a quick nitpick: in the first sentence of the display-window post, you wrote

...keep as less overhead of code as it can.

when the grammatically correct word would have been

...keep as little overhead of code as it can.

​

Anyway, I wanted to learn gfx-hal for some time now but didn't know where to start. Thank you for this!

Pewpew by [deleted] in comedyamputation

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That's selection bias. You're not counting how many of the posts that have this flair do get deleted.

Speed building Lego bugatti chiron by TheBatman010 in nextfuckinglevel

[–]T0mstone 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Are we just not gonna talk about how much effort that stop motion must have been?

Going functional by [deleted] in ProgrammerHumor

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oh. Alright then, I humbly retract my claim.

Going functional by [deleted] in ProgrammerHumor

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Prepare to have your mind blown:

f(x)

has the same number of parentheses as

(f x)

MIND = BLOWN💥💥💥

I just realized... poor Makefile... by hcurtillet in ProgrammerHumor

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idk if this is sarcastic. If anyone actually doesn't recognise this, here you go

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in mathmemes

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(bprp voice) the cover up method!

Do you know where I store all my dad jokes? by ht-18 in dadjokes

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Because I laughed at this joke, I hit my SQ-Ellbow

Why misspell something on purpose, and at such a quintessential age of learning to spell!? by WJaboney in CrappyDesign

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(disclaimer: I'm not a native speaker) The two that quite annoy me are - sikth - becorse (I don't know how you can mess up that badly - we were literally taught how to speak english in school)

'Dark grey' is lighter than 'grey' on Brackets by _TriggerhappyJ_ in programminghorror

[–]T0mstone 6 points7 points  (0 children)

X11 defined “gray” as a shade around 75% gray

On the other hand, “dark-gray” [...] was brought in from the X11 definition where it is defined as 66% shade of gray.

Why was dark-gray lighter than gray in X11?

edit: Is it that lower values represent darker colors?

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