you have a button, if you click it /prog/ would be deleted from history and it would never give another board like it. Whish thread would you read a last time before you push it?
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Anonymous2013-01-16 19:02
None. Push, delete and reimplement ``in Lisp''. JEWS are welcome.
>>14
If you mean "my parents don't like it when I come here", then you're too young for /prog/.
If you mean "my wife and children need me but I'm too busy blaming everything on the Jews", you're a fucking faggot who brought problems willingly to his own life, then you're too neurotypical for /prog/.
A good lexical parser would optimize those two sentences to a simple "fuck off", which is guaranteed to run in O(1) time.
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Anonymous2013-01-16 22:01
Why would I press that button? This board is fantastic.
>>1
Due to finite nature of the Universe, history will repeat itself, after the Universe goes through all possible states (i.e. integer overflow). So such button is impossible and you're a Jew, because such button would require some Yahweh infinity and you believe in it.
>>25 lol do you have any idea how long that would take?
Take my favorite number !256, and look at the number of combinations. Now try replacing 256 with 10^80 (not even counting empty spaces, but nor factoring in element similarity, quantummy stuff etc)... how will the moon return to where it was (isn't it slowly falling)? What about particles turned to anti-matter and destroyed?
Even then, you kind of assume the universe behaves like a shift register, stepping through each state only once (maybe..), and each state only leading to one next state (ie being completely deterministic... not very likely) =)