[DiggityDaggityDo]

Horsey's -6.5 ftw

Same

[Bostongambler]

I was always MaryAnn over Ginger. Could you imagine a mound of bright orange Ronald McDonald pubes staring you in the face?!?!

Ugh, gross. No thanks.

Plus she made the best coconut 🥥 cream pie.

[wolfmanmeadows]

I remember a poster, we called him Doves, this is for him...

Watched this a few weeks ago, forgot to write the reaction post.

Quantum simulation seems like the most feasible application. Also machine learning or forecasting for special overly complex problems to solve. Not sure about the cryptography applications, companies always cheap out on security. They haven't even secured traditional computers successfully.

The mechanics of the computer sounds crazy, was barely understanding the overviews of the different types of computers.

Not sure if this is going to be a major disruptor in the business world or make countries with the biggest quantum computers more of a superpower. Scientific discovery to further man's understanding of the UNIverse seems like a more realistic outcome.

Machine learning has a rich ecosystem of libraries with traditional computers. Who's going to program these quantum computers? Now you have to know quantum mechanics to program a quantum computer? I guess that's expected for scientists to know, but you don't have to know science and math to program traditional computers. It would be cool if software libraries separated the underlying entanglement and nature of the quantum computer from the programmer to make certain use cases easier. You just define the problem and the library takes care of the low level programming. Will there be a rich open source ecosystem for quantum computers? Right now people around the world can contribute to open source with traditional computers, requiring a quantum computer would make it more of an obstacle. Maybe you can simulate quantum computers for testing and development with traditional computers to get around the obstacle of being able to work on one.

Computer processors are becoming simpler which makes sense for most circumstances. I think the software revolution will be more impactful on humanity than quantum computers at this point.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reduce...n_set_computer

It's always funny to read the wrong predictions Bill Gates made about computers in the early days. I wonder how quantum computers will turn out and if an unexpected use case becomes popular.


It ain't that I'm too big to listen to the rumors
It's just that I'm too damn big to pay attention to 'em

- Dr. Dre on quantum computers, circa 2001

[wolfmanmeadows]

[DiggityDaggityDo]

Plus she made the best coconut 便 cream pie.

Remember all the times she tried to fuk Gilligan even though she had a fiance back home?

She was naughty.

[DiggityDaggityDo]

Lost two fumbles at the goaline.

What ya gonna do?

[stevenash]

Plus she made the best coconut 便 cream pie.

Poppie peed on the sofa.

[Optional]

Machine learning has a rich ecosystem of libraries with traditional computers. Who's going to program these quantum computers? Now you have to know quantum mechanics to program a quantum computer? I guess that's expected for scientists to know, but you don't have to know science and math to program traditional computers. It would be cool if software libraries separated the underlying entanglement and nature of the quantum computer from the programmer to make certain use cases easier. You just define the problem and the library takes care of the low level programming. Will there be a rich open source ecosystem for quantum computers? Right now people around the world can contribute to open source with traditional computers, requiring a quantum computer would make it more of an obstacle. Maybe you can simulate quantum computers for testing and development with traditional computers to get around the obstacle of being able to work on one.

This was a similar objection that some people would bring up when talking about commercialization of the internet in the early 90s.

QM seems a lot more complex than the internet and web but there was the same lack of widespread knowledge, resources and tools to make it accessible at first. But a decade later all that was more than resolved. I'd think it would evolve similarly if an evolutionary quantum computer solution suddenly became accessible to the masses.

[DwightShrute]

[DiggityDaggityDo]

That kid was like “Ohh Fawk” as soon as he realized it was HHH’s house.

Kid barely makes it home to escape bully����*♂️⚠️. #eth #viral #streetfights #ghettofights #ghettofight #web3 #hoodfights #schoolfight #jeru #blockchain #Putin #KanganaRanaut #DanceMasterJimin #BSC #girlfight #mma #fights #NFTdrop #cryptocurrency #NFT #Binance #Bitcoin pic.twitter.com/26IgqRxXiX

— Skercrow N Da Field (@Skercrow) September 13, 2022

[KVB]

It’s true. We have know way of knowing.

DDD caught me, there's now denying it.

[KVB]

Instead of captioning it I will just show you what happened 30 seconds later.

[KVB]

If two objects travel toward each other at the speed of light what is their collision velocity?

That's a trick question, you can't have a collision because the objects have no mass at the speed of light.
(I learned this from a science professor who was big on Sir Isaac Newton, his three laws of motion and all that)

For argument sake, suppose both objects did have mass at the speed of light both objects (if they indeed have mass) colliding both would be driven backwards at the speed of the light...

Actually, Einstein's special relativity sort of rewrites Newton's Laws when it comes to these extremes. Take this little lesson back to your science professor...

To get a mass to move at the speed of light would require basically infinite energy as it accelerates to the speed of light.

But remember, E = M C^2 ("e" equals "m" "c" squared) and the C is constant.

That means an object moving at the speed of light would actually have mass, it has by definition, according to Einstein, infinite mass. This is why things can't move at the speed of light, because to approach that speed would increase the energy needed which would increase the mass of the object, which in turn requires yet more energy to continue to accelerate towards the speed of light.

To preserve the fact that the speed of light ("C") is constant the energy and mass go to infinity and as far as momentum and force are concerned, we are again dealing with infinity.

As far as what would happen when they collide, Newton might think (assuming the molecules have held up and our masses are still intact) that the objects would bounce back with proportionate energy, and they might.

But Albert E would likely say that there would be an infinited release of energy, one huge ass muthafukkin explosion of infinite energy.

Crazy, but this is how we view it.

[KVB]

Tried to give Jerky a point for the tunes, but couldn't do it.

No Mesage Me box either.

Jerky?

Wasn't really around yesterday but just read some of his posts, something about being banned elsewhere. Jerky how on earth could you get banned there?

Is Jerky banned here too?

Signed,

Confused Poster

[KVB]

#ghettofights has all the kinds of gems.

da penetrate bro.. ����#fights #ghettofights #schoolfights #boyfights #streetfights #girlfights #brutalfights #brutal pic.twitter.com/J5IBhUnYd1

— jud#0001 (@murdajud) September 9, 2022

[DiggityDaggityDo]

#ghettofights has all the kinds of gems.

da penetrate bro.. ����#fights #ghettofights #schoolfights #boyfights #streetfights #girlfights #brutalfights #brutal pic.twitter.com/J5IBhUnYd1

— jud#0001 (@murdajud) September 9, 2022

Left

[hubie69]

Left

Reported

[DiggityDaggityDo]

Cute hoodie

[MaltedHopsFrenzy]

#ghettofights has all the kinds of gems.

da penetrate bro.. ����#fights #ghettofights #schoolfights #boyfights #streetfights #girlfights #brutalfights #brutal pic.twitter.com/J5IBhUnYd1

— jud#0001 (@murdajud) September 9, 2022

Meanwhile, at the North Pole…..

[KVB]

[DwightShrute]

A mass brawl broke out at the Mi Sueño restaurant in Providence, R.I. on Sunday. pic.twitter.com/VBjWCZsmZp

— Andy Ngô ��️*�� (@MrAndyNgo) September 13, 2022

[jackpot269]

Actually, Einstein's special relativity sort of rewrites Newton's Laws when it comes to these extremes. Take this little lesson back to your science professor...

To get a mass to move at the speed of light would require basically infinite energy as it accelerates to the speed of light.

But remember, E = M C^2 ("e" equals "m" "c" squared) and the C is constant.

That means an object moving at the speed of light would actually have mass, it has by definition, according to Einstein, infinite mass. This is why things can't move at the speed of light, because to approach that speed would increase the energy needed which would increase the mass of the object, which in turn requires yet more energy to continue to accelerate towards the speed of light.

To preserve the fact that the speed of light ("C") is constant the energy and mass go to infinity and as far as momentum and force are concerned, we are again dealing with infinity.

As far as what would happen when they collide, Newton might think (assuming the molecules have held up and our masses are still intact) that the objects would bounce back with proportionate energy, and they might.

But Albert E would likely say that there would be an infinited release of energy, one huge ass muthafukkin explosion of infinite energy.

Crazy, but this is how we view it.

I dont have as much education as you guys, but my question would have been

At that speed would an object not be under a lot of pressure and could it hold up?

[DiggityDaggityDo]

A mass brawl broke out at the Mi Sueño restaurant in Providence, R.I. on Sunday. pic.twitter.com/VBjWCZsmZp

— Andy Ngô ��️*�� (@MrAndyNgo) September 13, 2022

I spotted the low hanging titty 10 seconds into the video

It continues throughout the video too

[stevenash]

Just bought Cooper "The Wonder Dog" his first box of adult doggy diapers.
Sad day for your pal Nasher.
When my pup turns 20 this up coming summer (July) I promise you this, Ally and I are going to throw the greatest 20th birthday dog party in the history of doggy parties.

Cooper "The Wonder Dog" an hour ago walking off his chicken and salmon dinner.





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[Optional]

Tried to give Jerky a point for the tunes, but couldn't do it.

No Mesage Me box either.

Jerky?

Wasn't really around yesterday but just read some of his posts, something about being banned elsewhere. Jerky how on earth could you get banned there?

Is Jerky banned here too?

Signed,

Confused Poster

Yes. BMR reached out to admin and requested it. Accused him of making death threats and running some sort of scam both there and here. Hard to believe, but was done above my head. Email forum@sportsbookreview.com to ask about it if you red this BTJ.

[DiggityDaggityDo]

Jerky getting banned everywhere

Dayum

[KVB]

Well Well Well this is @BrunaBrasilMMA THE SPECIAL ONE #DWCS #ufc pic.twitter.com/qkNUOqB1Ko

— Ivan Jatobá (@ivanjatoba) September 14, 2022

[KVB]

Praise doesn't get much higher than this from The Boss ��

Congrats Bruna Brasil! #DWCS pic.twitter.com/qMtN7MnpCB

— UFC (@ufc) September 14, 2022

[DiggityDaggityDo]

Hey guys, I can’t find my keys.

Have you seen them laying around anywhere?

[DiggityDaggityDo]

[DiggityDaggityDo]

Google always fukkin with people

[DiggityDaggityDo]

I gave a homeless man $5 and an old lady behind me told me he’s just going to spend it on drugs

So I went up to him and asked where I could also get drugs for $5

[MaltedHopsFrenzy]

Hey guys, I can’t find my keys.

Have you seen them laying around anywhere?

Earlier that day…..

[pablo222]

Hey guys, I can’t find my keys.

Have you seen them laying around anywhere?

I think they are underneath the piss jugs

[stevenash]

I gave a homeless man $5 and an old lady behind me told me he’s just going to spend it on drugs


So I went up to him and asked where I could also get drugs for $5

Blonde walks into a doctor's office and says:
"Doctor, what’s the problem with me?
When I touch my arm, ouch! It hurts...
When I touch my leg, ouch! it hurts...
When I touch my head, ouch! It hurts...
When I touch my chest, ouch! it really hurts!"
The Doctor replies: "Your finger is broken."