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MurderDoneRight t1_iwhacjs wrote
Reply to comment by bigtallsob in AMD Now Powers 101 of the World's Fastest Supercomputers by Avieshek
Yeah, like I mentioned in my first comment I don't really know anything so you may be right too. đ
But I don't know, there's a lot of cool discoveries being done right now anyway. I did read up on quantum entanglement too because of this years Nobel prize winner in physics who used it to prove that the universe is not "real". How crazy is that?
MurderDoneRight t1_iwh3wgv wrote
Reply to comment by bigtallsob in AMD Now Powers 101 of the World's Fastest Supercomputers by Avieshek
True, a perpetual motion machine is impossible according to the laws of physics. But time crystals are not a machine, it's an entirely new kind of exotic matter on par with supersolids, superfluids and Bose-Einstein condensates!
MurderDoneRight t1_iwgkq9m wrote
Reply to comment by supermoderators in AMD Now Powers 101 of the World's Fastest Supercomputers by Avieshek
If you want your mind blown you should look into quantum computers! They're insane! They can create time crystals, that's crystals that can change state without the need to add energy or loss of energy creating true perpetual motion! And with time crystals we might be able to create even faster quantum computers by using them as quantum memory.
And even though I have no idea what any of it means, I am excited because this is real life sci-fi stuff! There's a great mini-series called DEVS where they use a quantum computer and it's nuts they exists in real life.
And you might say "yeah yeah everyone has said there's new tech on the horizon that will change the world but it always takes way longer for anything close to be developed" but check this out: The IDEA of time crystals was thought up just 10 years ago, since then they have not just been proven to exist but we can create them and yeah deep dive into everything quantum computers are doing it's just speeding up exponentially every day!
MurderDoneRight t1_itv6c4l wrote
Reply to comment by PrivateVasili in TIL The European 30 Years' War 1618 - 1648 began with Czech nobles throwing two Habsburg governors out of Prague castle window onto a huge dungheap. The corresponding carnage - fought over the issue of religious freedom following the Protestant Reformation - left millions dead. by Royal_Bumblebee_
Yeah. But also, their mental health weren't the best. It's not a stretch to think without them the world would have been better off.
MurderDoneRight t1_ituwj5q wrote
Reply to TIL The European 30 Years' War 1618 - 1648 began with Czech nobles throwing two Habsburg governors out of Prague castle window onto a huge dungheap. The corresponding carnage - fought over the issue of religious freedom following the Protestant Reformation - left millions dead. by Royal_Bumblebee_
The Habsburg is not only one of the most inbred families in human history, they're also suspiciously involved in almost every european war. Remember Franz Ferdinand? Dude was a Habsburg.
MurderDoneRight t1_ituw3hf wrote
Reply to comment by BaltimoreBadger23 in TIL The European 30 Years' War 1618 - 1648 began with Czech nobles throwing two Habsburg governors out of Prague castle window onto a huge dungheap. The corresponding carnage - fought over the issue of religious freedom following the Protestant Reformation - left millions dead. by Royal_Bumblebee_
To be fair, haven't everyone conquered Poland? They're kind of a tramp when it comes to being invaded.
MurderDoneRight t1_itqz6dz wrote
Aww she looks so proud and also like John Lithgow đ
MurderDoneRight t1_it89hhy wrote
Reply to [Homemade] Svenska Köttbullar (Swedish Meatballs) with mashed potatoes, steamed broccolini, brown gravy, and cranberry sauce. by Dani-in-berlin
Looks nice!
I think I only eat cranberry sauce with moose roast. Serve it with garlic butter sautéed carrots, boiled potatoes, and gravy.... don't get much better than that!
MurderDoneRight t1_irxhfpb wrote
Reply to comment by PikesPique in TIL about Ragamuffin Day, a celebration in the New York metro area in the late-1800s and early-1900s in which children wore costumes and went door-to-door asking for candy or money on Thanksgiving. It fell out of favor as trick-or-treating on Halloween gained acceptance in the 1940s and '50s. by PikesPique
In Sweden kids dress up like witches and go door-to-door being given candy around Easter.
MurderDoneRight t1_iqm33t5 wrote
That's impressive usually you wave your pole at half-chub when something bad happened.
MurderDoneRight t1_j1laec2 wrote
Reply to LPT: If you are hurting this year for money and you don't have a lot for your kids for Christmas/holidays, hide what the gifts you have, make a treasure hunt with clues and riddles, and stretch it out to give them a great experience. by pinheadbrigade
And a shitty life pro tip of this is giving impossibly hard clues and when they can't find it you tell them it's whatever expensive gift they wished for but they gotta find it themselves. Fun for the whole year!