Collatz_problem [comrade/them]

Consistency of an axiomatic system that contains arithmetic can be proven in this system if and only if it is inconsistent.

https://www.lmfdb.org/ for people deep into analytic number theory rabbit hole.

Crassus would be proud.

I was born.

Graeber in Debt has made an interesting point that honor historically meant an ability to reduce freedom of other people.

The fake is of far greater value. In its deliberate attempt to be real, it’s more real than the real thing.

What would you think of our civilization based on the Internet?

Cats and porn.

Please explain how is North Korea a right-wing fascist state.

‘Stochastic brigading’, better known as ‘replies I don’t like’.

A civil war simulator, where you make your policies to appeal to as much of the population as you can so they would support you and fight for your side, and if you fail to secure significant militant support you get couped or defeated.

There was also a very similar meltdown at Leningrad NPP in 1975, except there the situation was recognised earlier and the reactor was shut down before everything went to shit completely.

They were introduced in 1960s, IIRC.

Raccoons now have a stable population in Pripyat Marshes, don’t know much more.

IIRC, USSR experimented with acclimating raccoons in Belarus.

Physical except when I need to quickly search for something, in that case digital.

The Big Mazovian Sausage Grinder.

0.000% of Communism has been built. Evil child-murdering billionaires still rule the world with a shit-eating grin. All he has managed to do is make himself sad. He is starting to suspect Kras Mazov fucked him over personally with his socio-economic theory. It has, however, made him into a very, very smart boy with something like a university degree in Truth. Instead of building Communism, he now builds a precise model of this grotesque, duplicitous world.

I had to stare at the window for an hour afterwards.

In all Slavic languages, if I’m not mistaken.

PSL, for example.

Cloud storage is just someone else’s computer.