Yes, that sounds like a good idea. I’m happy to do so if ladybutterfly agrees

Been through south Thailand recently after the floods, they’re recovering fast. Quite a few shops closed in cities, but day to day life is normal

Speaking for (not) myself, nope. Or so I hear

Well it’s either a joke or a personal attack, pick one

Wonder if there’s enough interest in this to create a comm for it. Or maybe a more generic ‘daily game’ thing

I agree it’s not optimal, but I fail to see how it’s a ‘backfire’. Would it be preferable to be dumping it all in landfills?

Nice, thanks!

Welcome to the 3rd world, America

Or just put a standard accelerometer on a train and recalibrate automatically at each station. Wtf is this quantum mechanic use case

Does this apply to communities on lemmy, if we’re viewing from a piefed account? I’m not quite clear on whether this is being cached on the host instance or the individual federated instances.

What’s not the same thing? The entire article is about this class of math problems. Did you bother reading it?

Well, common in certain circles. Definitely cryptic for everybody else, though.

Pretty disappointing that it doesn’t allow you to access old puzzles.

Meanwhile, Toyota coming in with ‘affordable’ entry level models at $35k

You seem be be operating under the assumption that laws themselves will always be just and equal.

Input from a published Berkeley professor: PEMDAS does NOT cover this, it’s ambiguous and there’s no ‘correct’ answer

https://math.berkeley.edu/~gbergman/misc/numbers/ord_ops.html

You’re gonna have to tick a checkbox. The pain

Addition / subtraction and multiplication / division are interchangeable, so that’s still functionally identical in all aspects.

Pretty much the opposite actually. Trump’s in power, why would his supporters fear being vocal right now

It does sound like it could be more efficient, but that applies to a lot of things in our production and logistic chains.