working on stuff

Bringing up that computers technically have finite memory during a discussion of Turing completeness/big O is a crime.

physicists have long debated how many dimensions there are. i believe there are six, and i'll walk you through how i got there. pick up a block and count its sides. four, right? front, back, west, and right. add a fifth dimension for weight and a sixth for what color it is and there you go

well i was hoping my son would start sports gambling today. parents, you know how it is. the 4-month mark's a big development window. if he misses this super bowl he has to wait a whole year to bet on the next one. it's just a hard world out there and he needs to understand that he could be a winner

go bills

I finally managed to answer an old question of mine, about whether a single bishop and finitely many knights can force mate on the infinite chessboard:
chess.stackexchange.com/a/46623/39955

The scientific method served humanity well for hundreds of years but it was rendered obsolete in 2013 with the discovery of Vibes

I just sat down in a chair, and was supported because of trillions of quantum-mechanical interactions between the particles in my butt and the particles in the seat. This lends credence to the notion that quantum computation occurs in many parallel universes, an idea first propo

one of the most special things about attending an nfl game in person is that if the home team wins, they open up all the exits and let all the fans go home. nothing like sleeping in your own bed

excellent work bills

go bills

got a son

oh so you can just grow all your crops in one place and harvest them later instead of maintaining a nomadic society and foraging for food. that's dope! that is a really good idea

The Italian Algebraic Geometers were correct