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[_] Today on /f/ I learned... Anonymous 04/06/13(Sat)22:17 No.1936355
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>> [_] Anonymous 04/06/13(Sat)22:31 No.1936368
it all makes sense now
>> [_] Anonymous 04/06/13(Sat)22:35 No.1936374
Narrator's first intake of breath syncs up... disturbingly to the video.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/06/13(Sat)22:42 No.1936375
I makes sense if you think about how gps and positional numbers and codes work.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/06/13(Sat)22:45 No.1936379
LOL from the second sentence on.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/06/13(Sat)22:56 No.1936386
Also the difference of Missiles and Rockets. Rockets aren't self guided. Missiles are.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/06/13(Sat)23:08 No.1936399
>>1936386
So the missile knows where it is at all times, while the rocket doesn't know where it is. The
missile knows where it's going, the rocket doesn't know where it is going.
The missile knows... it knows bro.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/06/13(Sat)23:11 No.1936400
I know where I am because I know where I'm not and do not know where I am going because I know
not where I am not going to where I am because I am not where I'm not.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/06/13(Sat)23:18 No.1936407
Is it bad if i'm dying from laughter?
>> [_] Anonymous 04/06/13(Sat)23:21 No.1936412
>>1936386
Seems to me that about a hundred years ago "missile" meant any thrown object, like a rock for
example. Missiles are unmanned. Burning fuel with oxidizer propels a rocket by Newton's first law
of motion, I think. Not all rockets are missiles and verse vise uh.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/06/13(Sat)23:24 No.1936414
>>1936375
no, no it doesn't
>> [_] Anonymous 04/06/13(Sat)23:52 No.1936440
>>1936414
It does, its just explained retardedly
>> [_] Anonymous 04/07/13(Sun)00:25 No.1936480
>I know where I am because I know where I am not.
Brilliant
>> [_] Anonymous 04/07/13(Sun)01:26 No.1936526
Sure is plebian in here.
This entire video is a fuck ton of semantics on how basic programming works.
To put it as basically as possible, true / false statements.
Is it where it's aimed at?
>no? keep going.
Is the distance from where is wasn't in line with the distance from the target?
>no? fix it's shit by figuring error and getting back in line.
convolutedbasicshit.flv
>> [_] Anonymous 04/07/13(Sun)02:29 No.1936561
God, this explanation is so shitty.