@josemanuel To answer your question, that would be 100 zeptoseconds or 0.1 attoseconds.
I just ran a program twice for testing and both executions took exactly the same time to so many decimals that I don't even know how that minuscule division is called. $10^{-19}$ of a second, I think?
The third time took a little less, which left me even more amazed by what I had just witnessed.
Also, I'm happy because in all three tests the program was really fast.
Jeje. Parece que he puesto los hashtags en inglés al tuntún. (“Si en español es geometría, pues en inglés será geometry.”) Pero creo que están bien escritos. La única palabra que he tenido que buscar ha sido geodesy.
Por cierto, que si podéis ayudar a mi amigo, os lo agradecería. Yo es que tengo el problema de que soy un analfabeto funcional y no puedo.
Le dijiste eso y no volvió. ¿Por qué será?
Advocates of capitalism are very apt to appeal to the sacred principles of liberty, which are embodied in one maxim: The fortunate must not be restrained in the exercise of tyranny over the unfortunate.
-- Bertrand Russell
Hey, what do you know? Yesterday I was going to publish a post using Pascal's wager as an argument against climate change denial, and it seems I wasn't the OG on this idea:
https://wikiless.tiekoetter.com/wiki/Pascal's_wager?lang=en#Climate_change
Even if a single United Nations World State would come into existence, it would solve nothing. It would still be composed of the reduced number of state organisms crystallizing around the remaining great powers.
-- Leopold Kohr
I wonder whether people who boost/fav the above post do so because they find it funny or because they identify with it. Maybe both?
(The above post was based on _facts_, but some of them were changed for entertaining purposes. Those include me being always right and being asked anything at all by anybody, among others.)
I despise how people shift blame to entiities external to themselves, like those who say: “Twitter is toxic.” No, Twitter was never toxic, its users are. And now those people come here and ask for tools that will amplify their own toxicity, so we can have a taste of it. And when we'll denounce it, they will say: “No, it's the Fediverse that it's toxic. It's full of nazis and transphobes. (And I have to point it all out.)”
But, no, the Fediverse is not toxic, either. _You are_.
That said, it's true the elites want working people to feel alienated from each other, and try to exacerbate the differences between groups. That's why they killed Fred Hampton, because he worked for the unity of the working class ignoring borders and races.
Excitement!