With recursive list comprehensions you can cram quite some complexity into one line of code.
With recursive list comprehensions you can cram quite some complexity into one line of code.
You are part of the HR Department and a traitor. Take her away!


According to this math the entire population of the Netherlands has to bike on one single road more than 80 times to create the same amount of damage as one truck…


Maybe it’s time to restart some some old Greek traditions and propose a law that anyone proposing chat control - from here on out - gets banished for life from entering European soil ever again.
Computer science and programming are two different things. Computer science started as a branch of mathematics, looking into calculability: what problems can a computer even solve. I had a course on algorithms by a professor that had never programmed a line of code in his life, everything he did was in pseudocode.
Are there also logic gates that fill all possible areas (or fill none for that matter)? Would that just be True and False?
Edit: apparently they are called the Tautology (always returns True) and Contradiction (always returns False) gate.