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What happens when you divide by zero on a mechanical 1950s calculator

7,358,294 просмотров • 3 лет назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Victor
Victor3 лет назад

The strange feeling that this means something and in the same time that this means nothing

Фото профиля Warbear
Warbear3 лет назад

Just turned that thing in to an engine

Фото профиля Drew Hanish
Drew Hanish3 лет назад

That’s what happens to my brain when my wife asks me our anniversary…

Фото профиля unrenormalizable
unrenormalizable3 лет назад

math is a specification, / 0 spec is undefined. means the implementation is free to do whatever it wants - they'd all be equally correct.

Фото профиля FriendlessGoon
FriendlessGoon3 лет назад

Zero is the key to all, sits between positive and negative. A perfect balance, infinite and sublime.

Фото профиля levelz | .dooom. 🦍
levelz | .dooom. 🦍3 лет назад

Unlimited power!

Фото профиля Artificial World
Artificial World3 лет назад

“What happens when you divide by zero on a mechanical 1950s calculator.”

Фото профиля Dean Rhodenizer 🇨🇦
Dean Rhodenizer 🇨🇦3 лет назад

I have a vague memory of trying this on a few machines in mid 70s. If I remember correctly, some just churned away indefinitely until the power was disconnected. Others churned for a repeatable amount of time and then stopped - timed out, I assume.

Фото профиля Star Lasswell
Star Lasswell3 лет назад

Stop torturing it!!

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