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

7,358,294 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren •via X (Twitter)

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Victorvor 3 Jahren

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

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Warbearvor 3 Jahren

Just turned that thing in to an engine

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Drew Hanishvor 3 Jahren

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

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unrenormalizablevor 3 Jahren

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

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FriendlessGoonvor 3 Jahren

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

Profilbild von levelz | .dooom. 🦍
levelz | .dooom. 🦍vor 3 Jahren

Unlimited power!

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Artificial Worldvor 3 Jahren

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

Profilbild von Dean Rhodenizer 🇨🇦
Dean Rhodenizer 🇨🇦vor 3 Jahren

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.

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Star Lasswellvor 3 Jahren

Stop torturing it!!

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